Mozilla, the company behind Firefox, now offers a full service that lets you send fully encrypted files for free. This week, Mozilla launched its latest free service: a file-sharing tool that’s fully ...

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 ...

Mozilla launched today Firefox Send, a free, encrypted file sharing service, accessible in all browsers at send.firefox.com. The service works just like any other file sharing service available online ...

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 ...

Jacob Kastrenakes is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Mozilla has launched a new website that makes it really easy to send a file from ...

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 ...

The files you share online tend to linger around in the cloud. But what if you don't like the possibility that someone might swipe your files after you're done? Mozilla is offering an answer -- it ...

Mozilla has announced that Firefox Send has graduated from its experimental status. The launch of Send comes as no surprise, in fact, Mozilla announced in January that it would be launching the ...

Mozilla engineers have launched three experimental features today named Send, Voice Fill, and Notes. All three are part of Test Pilot, a Mozilla program that allows users to test experimental features ...

While browsing the Internet, small bits of information from each site -- like photos and MP3 clips, for example -- are saved to the browser to help make loading faster the next time you visit. If you ...

Firefox Send, Mozilla’s free, encrypted file-transfer service, is officially launching to the public today following its debut as a “Test Pilot” experiment back in August 2017. The service allows web ...