SAN JOSE, Calif. (KTVU) - FireFox Send, Mozilla’s encrypted file-sharing service has graduated out of its experimental status, and is now available to everyone. The free service allows users to share ...

Mozilla recently pulled the plug on its Test Pilot program that allowed beta testers to try out experimental features for the Firefox web browser. But some projects that got their start in Test Pilot ...

This week, Mozilla launched its latest free service: a file-sharing tool that’s fully encrypted, free to use, and doesn’t require users to share an email address or any other information about ...

I'm guessing Mozilla is doing this to encourage adoption of WebCrypto, but doesn't Mega work something like this? Key isn't saved but instead made part of the URL so that the host won't know what's in ...

A new and free file-transfer service offers users the ability to send encrypted files with expiring links, as well as a number of other personal data safety features. Software developer Mozilla ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Mozilla has finally released its encrypted file-transfer app for Android, ...

Why it matters: Sending large files to others can be a tricky process sometimes. Many messaging platforms have built-in file transfer services, but they typically limit the maximum size of data ...

Firefox Send is a website anyone can use free of charge to transfer files. Links to the files can be set to expire in a week or less, and downloads can be limited in number. Mozilla today debuted a ...

Firefox Send lets you 'safely and simply' share files from any browser. Mozilla also plans to launch Send as an Android app, which should be available in beta later this week. I'm PCMag's managing ...