See what's next for Firefox
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Mozilla shares upcoming Firefox features including modernized design, tab organization, PDF tools, VPN, AI browsing option, and improved privacy protections.
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See what’s next for Firefox
Source: https://www.firefox.com/en-US/whatsnext/ Firefox Roadmap
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Last updated: June 16, 2026
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A modernized design system that makes Firefox easier and more enjoyable to use AndroidiOSDesktop
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Organize your tabs around common themes. AndroidiOS
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Add PDF splitting, merging, and reordering to Firefox. Desktop
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Set built-in keyboard shortcuts without installing an extension. Desktop
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Share collections of links all at once. Desktop
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Expand on-device translation to all languages officially supported by Firefox. iOS
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Faster access to search and site navigation through a more versatile search bar. Desktop
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Easier autocomplete in Firefox. AndroidiOSDesktop
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Pop any web content into a floating window that stays visible while you work. Desktop
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Free VPN built directly into the browser. AndroidiOS
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A redesigned private window with one-click cookie clearing. Desktop
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Keep your online data and logins separate for different groups of sites. Desktop
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Block ads and trackers directly in Firefox for iOS. iOS
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Make settings easy to understand and manage. Desktop
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Use passkeys to log into Firefox and sync your stuff. Desktop
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An opt-in AI browsing option that sits alongside Private and Classic Windows. Desktop
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Ask AI a question via voice and receive a short text answer back. iOS
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Foundational engine improvements that speed up every page load. This includes prioritizing QUIC and IPv6 where appropriate. Desktop
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See which tabs are taking up the most system resources. Android
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Save your phone’s battery by turning off the tabs that are draining it fastest. Android
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See if a site you’re visiting was part of an online data breach. Desktop
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Industry-leading protection from websites that secretly identify and track you based on your device’s unique characteristics. AndroidDesktop
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A dashboard that shows you all the trackers Firefox has blocked. AndroidDesktop
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Wasm JS Promise Integration, Deferred Module Evaluation, WebTransport, and more. AndroidDesktop
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HDR video on Windows and Linux, JPEG XL support. AndroidDesktop
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CSS advanced attr(), corner-shape, and scroll-driven animations. AndroidDesktop
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