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LibreWolf is an independent fork of Firefox built for people who want a browser that doesn't phone home. It strips out Mozilla's telemetry, experiments, and data collection entirely, then layers on privacy and security-focused settings and patches that Firefox doesn't ship by default.
The core idea is simple: take Firefox's engine and ecosystem, remove everything that works against the user, and harden what's left. That means no adware, no sponsored content, no DRM, and no background experiments running without your knowledge.
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LibreWolf is community-driven and independent. It's not affiliated with Mozilla, and its development happens openly. If you want something closer to stock Firefox with a privacy twist, or are worth comparing. LibreWolf takes a more aggressive stance, prioritizing hardening over compatibility.
Because it's built on Firefox's engine, most extensions work as expected, and the interface will feel familiar to anyone already using Firefox.
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