<ul><li>Firefox version 1.0 launched on November 9, 2004, and the browser has turned 20 years old.</li><li>Firefox has always done a few things better than rivals like Chrome and Safari, particularly privacy-protecting features.</li><li>Firefox blocks all sorts of trackers that can invade your privacy and follow you around the web.</li><li>Chrome doesn’t block trackers by default, nor does it offer fingerprint blocking.</li><li>Google runs the world’s largest advertising network and has a built-in incentive to violate your privacy.</li><li>Firefox is open source and developed by Mozilla, a group that puts privacy at the forefront of its work.</li><li>Unlike Safari, Firefox is compatible with all devices.</li><li>Firefox’s cross-platform compatibility and rock-solid privacy credentials make it a top browser choice.</li><li>With a huge library of excellent extensions, Firefox has no alternative that quite matches what it can do.</li><li>Firefox has always done a few things better than rivals like Chrome and Safari, particularly privacy-protecting features.</li></ul>

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