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100.0.1
99.0.1.2
99.0.1
99.0
98.0.2
98.0
97.0.2
97.0.1
97.0
96.0.3
96.0.2
96.0.1.1
96.0.1
96.0
95.0.2
95.0.1
95.0
94.0.2.3
94.0.2
94.0.1
93.0
92.0
91.0.1
91.0
90.0.2
90.0.1
90.0
89.0.2
89.0.1
89.0
88.0.1
88.0
87.0
87.0-4
87.0-3
86.0-3
86.0-2
86.0-1
86.0.1-1
85.0.2-1
85.0.1-1
149.0-1
148.0-1
148.0.2-3
148.0.2-2
147.0.4-1
147.0.3-2
147.0.3-1
147.0.2-1
147.0.1-3
146.0-2
146.0.1-1
145.0.2-2
145.0.2-1
145.0.1-2
144.0-1
144.0.2-1
143.0-1
143.0.4-1
143.0.3-1
143.0.1-1
142.0-1
142.0.1-1
141.0-1
141.0.3-1
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140.0.4-1
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139.0-1
139.0.4-1
139.0.1-1
138.0-2
138.0.4-1
138.0.3-1
138.0.1-2
138.0.1-1
137.0-3
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136.0-2
136.0-1
136.0.4-1
136.0.3-1
136.0.2-1
136.0.1-1
135.0-1
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134.0-1
134.0.2-1
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133.0-3
133.0-1
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132.0-1
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126.0-1
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119.0-7
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119.0.1-1
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114.0-1
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112.0.2-1
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103.0.1-2
102.0-2
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101.0-2
101.0.1-1
100.0-3
100.0.2-1
100.0.1-1

LibreWolf 100.0.1 is a privacy-centric web browser that branches from the Firefox codebase to deliver a hardened, telemetry-free browsing experience; having already reached its 160th iterative build since inception, the project systematically strips away every module that could transmit user data and applies hundreds of custom patches to tighten security, block trackers, and accelerate page loads. By excising components such as the built-in updater, crash reporter, Pocket integration, and all normandy experiments, the browser ensures that no background connections to Mozilla or third-party analytics servers are established, making it suitable for journalists, researchers, whistle-blowers, and everyday users who require uncompromised confidentiality. The remaining engine is re-tuned through enforced DNS-over-HTTPS to independent resolvers, strict secure referrer policies, disabled WebGL fingerprint vectors, and extension of container isolation, yielding a defaults-only setup that passes exhaustive privacy tests without requiring manual configuration. Enterprises likewise deploy it in locked-down environments where regulatory compliance forbids data leakage, while developers value the open-source transparency that allows line-by-line auditing of every modification. Classified under Privacy-Focused Web Browsers, LibreWolf maintains feature parity with mainstream Firefox releases—supporting modern web standards, themes, and unsigned extension side-loading—yet it refuses to harvest telemetry, shielding search history, session metrics, and crash dumps from any cloud pipeline. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

Tags:

browser 81

cross-platform 167

firefox-fork 4

foss 91

gecko 13

open-source 132

privacy 82

web-browser 27