Total Cookie Protection is one of Firefox’s privacy features, first introduced in Firefox 86 (not the default setting), then extended to private browsing mode in Firefox 89 (privacy mode is enabled by default), and further improved in Firefox 91 to prevent data leakage.

The Mozilla press release as follows.

By making Total Cookie Protection available to all users by default, Firefox now leaves Chrome and Edge in the dust when it comes to privacy protection. mozilla believes that while advertising is at the heart of the Internet economy, privacy protection for consumers should not be optional.

Total Cookie Protection works by creating a separate cookie storage area (Cookie Jar) for each website you visit. Rather than having trackers associate your behavior on multiple sites, you can have them only see behavior on a single site.

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Firefox, like most web browsers, supports push notifications from a website to the user. In previous versions of Firefox, notifications would be pushed in the form of small windows, which would disappear after staying for a period of time, and users could not view historical notifications.

After the update, notifications will be displayed on the notification center page of Windows 10 and Windows 11, and will call Windows’ native notification styles and sound effects.

Additionally, Firefox 111 adds two new features:

Firefox Relay users now have the option to create a Relay email mask directly from the Firefox Credential Manager (must be logged in with the same Firefox account).

Two new locales have been added: Silhe Friulian (fur) and Sardinian (sc).

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The Action Center in the Win10 system and the Notification Center in the Win11 system can directly display the notification content from the Firefox browser.

Firefox, like most web browsers, supports push notifications from a website to the user. In the current version of Firefox, notifications are pushed as small windows that stay for a while and then disappear. Users cannot view previous notifications.

Mozilla plans to natively support the notification system in Windows in Firefox 111, which is scheduled to be released on March 14, 2023.

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