Using a browser that blocks third-party trackers isn’t just important for privacy — it usually means it runs much faster, too. Most trackers are just scripts that run in the background on a number of websites. You can’t see them, but you can feel them slowing down your browser. As of version 67 of { -brand-name-firefox }, fingerprinting and cryptominers are also blocked. If you’re not familiar with cryptominers, here’s an example of how they can affect you: maybe you’ve experienced your computer suddenly running hotter or the battery depleting faster than normal. That’s often the byproduct of cryptominers creeping around on your device.

Eipurúvo peteĩ kundahára ojokóva umi tapykuehoha mbohapyháva tuichamba’e ñemiguápe g̃uarã, ha avei he’ise ipya’eveha. Hetave umi tapykuehoha ha’e hína mbohapeha rape omba’apóva mokõihápe heta ñanduti rendápe. Ndaikatúi ehecha, hákatu ikatu ehechakuaa omombegueha ne kundahára. Pe { -brand-name-firefox } tembiapokue 67 guive, umi kuã rapykuere rechaha ha umi criptominero avei ojejokopáma. Ndereikuaaporãiramo ko’ã criptominero, ko’ápe oĩ techapyrãramo mba’éichapa ikatu ombyai: ikatu ojehúma ndéve pe ne mohendaha hakupa sapy’aitépe térã pe bateria opa pya’eve tapiaguágui. Kóva ha’e pe oikóva umi criptominero omomba’apovaívo ne mba’e’oka.