Download LibreWolf Version 136.0-1

LibreWolf stands out as an independent fork of Firefox, focusing primarily on enhancing privacy, bolstering security measures, and promoting user freedom. As a community-driven successor to LibreFox, it aims to deliver a superior browsing experience.

The browser is meticulously crafted to mitigate tracking and fingerprinting practices. By implementing targeted privacy settings and security enhancements, LibreWolf successfully eliminates telemetry and data collection, while also disabling features like Digital Rights Management (DRM) that compromise user autonomy.

Core Features of LibreWolf

Up-to-Date Technology: LibreWolf is compiled directly from the most recent stable build of Firefox, ensuring that users benefit from the latest features and security updates.
Independent Structure: With its standalone build, LibreWolf maintains a separate settings profile and installation path, allowing it to coexist with Firefox and other browsers.
No Telemetry: Embedded server links and background functions that track users are removed, resulting in minimal default background connections.
Customizable User Settings: Users can modify their settings to enhance their browsing experience.
Extension Firewall: This feature restricts internet access for installed extensions, adding another layer of security.
Cross-Platform Support: LibreWolf is available for Windows, Linux, Mac, and is planning to support Android soon.
Community-Driven Development: Contributions from users help shape and improve the browser.
Dark Themes: Offers both classic and advanced dark themes for user interface customization.

Privacy Features of LibreWolf

Automatically deletes cookies and site data when the browser is closed.
Utilizes privacy-focused search engines, such as DuckDuckGo and Searx, enhancing user privacy.
Includes uBlock Origin with carefully curated default filter lists and strict mode Tracking Protection to block ads and trackers.
Removes tracking elements from URLs through native features and uBlock Origin.
Activates the Total Cookie Protection (dFPI) feature to safeguard user cookies.
Implementing RFP from the Tor Uplift project provides comprehensive anti-fingerprinting solutions to obscure user metrics.
Consistently presents the user language as en-US to websites, safeguarding both browser and OS language privacy.
Disables WebGL to mitigate the risk of fingerprinting.
Restricts location service access, opting for Mozilla’s location API over Google’s.
Limits ICE candidates generation to a single interface during video or audio conferencing.
Forces the use of DNS and WebRTC through proxies when applicable.
Trims cross-origin referrers to exclude complete URIs, enhancing privacy.
Disables link prefetching and speculative connections to reduce tracking opportunities.
Clears temporary files and disables disk cache upon browser closure.
Turns off form autofill features for added security.
Disables search and form history tracking, among numerous other privacy enhancements.…and more.