Privacy enhancements to some of the most popular search engines (wink wink, nudge nudge) are also in the pipeline, with more to be revealed soon.This is in progress and is due for release. To make Waterfox Current stand out from the crowd, it was compiled with many optimizations so that it will perform faster and more. The Firefox source code was taken and compiled in order to specifically run for 64-Bit Windows computers. Waterfox for Android’s feature set has been finalised, but requires updating to the latest components. Waterfox provides you with a high-performance browser 64-Bit version of Mozilla Firefox.Various issues with Waterfox’s UI have now been resolved.Sometimes connecting to a website would require multiple attempts to connect to it (indefinite loading).

Linux builds have now been compiled with PGO.

Waterfox’s preferences have been gone through with a fine tooth comb, with a lot of assistance from yokoffing.

Waterfox’s custom code has been migrated to JavaScript ESM, which should result in small performance improvement and more efficient memory usage.

Oblivious DNS has been replaced by DNS over Oblivious HTTP - a more supported implementation that accomplishes the same goal and uses the same underlying technology - just with a different implementation.

Waterfox is based on the current stable Firefox build.

macOS builds now have experimental Widevine support - but may not fully function as of yet. Waterfox G5.1.13: Enjoy the power of Firefox optimised for 64-bit.

Depending on your distro, you’ll need the equivalent of sudo apt install ubuntu-restricted-extras.

Linux builds now support Widevine, so you can now watch DRM protected content, such as Netflix, Prime, Disney+, etc.

Downloading Waterfox Current G5.1.9