Download LibreWolf Version 141.0.2-1 for Enhanced Privacy

Introducing LibreWolf: The Privacy-Focused Firefox Fork

LibreWolf is an independent fork of Firefox designed with a strong emphasis on privacy, security, and user autonomy. As the community-driven successor to LibreFox, it aims to enhance online safety by providing a browsing experience free from tracking, telemetry, and data collection annoyances.

Core Features of LibreWolf

Latest Firefox Build: LibreWolf is built directly from the most recent Firefox Stable release, ensuring users benefit from the newest features and critical security updates.
Independent Build: Unlike standard Firefox, LibreWolf maintains an independent build with its own profile settings and installation path, allowing simultaneous installation alongside other browsers.
No Telemetry: All embedded server connections and telemetry functions are eliminated, resulting in minimal background communications by default.
User-Centric Updates: Seamless updates for user settings enhance customization and flexibility.
Extensions Firewall: This feature restricts extension internet access, safeguarding user privacy further.
Multi-Platform Support: Compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac, with Android support coming soon.
Community-Driven Development: The project thrives on community contributions and feedback.
Customizable Themes: Users can choose from classic and advanced dark themes for personalized aesthetics.

Robust Privacy Features

Automatic Cookie Deletion: Configured to delete cookies and website data upon closure, ensuring a fresh start every session.
Privacy-Respecting Search Engines: Comes preloaded with search engines that prioritize user privacy, such as DuckDuckGo and Searx.
Integrated uBlockOrigin: Enhanced with strict mode Tracking Protection to effectively block trackers and unwanted advertisements.
URL Tracking Protection: Removes tracking elements from URLs both natively and through uBlockOrigin.
Enhanced Cookie Protection: Features dFPI (Total Cookie Protection) to prevent cross-site tracking.
Fingerprinting Resistance: Implements the RFP (Resistant Fingerprinting) feature, crucial for disguising user metrics to prevent tracking.
Language Consistency: Always displays user language as en-US to maintain privacy regarding browser and operating system settings.
WebGL Disabled: Disabling WebGL mitigates a major vector for fingerprinting attacks.
Controlled Location Services: Blocks access to the OS’s location services, instead utilizing Mozilla’s API for location tracking.
Restrictions on Video Conferencing: Limits ICE candidates to a single interface, enhancing security during video calls.
DNS and WebRTC Protection: Forces DNS and WebRTC traffic through proxies to bolster security.
Referrer Trimming: Ensures cross-origin referrer headers do not disclose full URLs.
Connection Management: Disables link prefetching and speculative connections to reduce data leaks.
Cache Management: Disables disk caching and clears temporary files upon closing the browser.
User Data Protection: Disables form autofill and search history to guard against data leakage.
…and much more.