What Firefox Tomorrow is — and isn’t.

An independent publication

We are not affiliated with Mozilla. We do not represent the Firefox project. We do not have access to internal roadmaps, internal builds, NDA material, or any non-public information.

Everything we publish is based on information Mozilla has already released to the public. Each article links back to the official source.

Why we exist

Release notes are written by engineers for engineers. They’re excellent but often impenetrable. Firefox Tomorrow translates the same information into plain English — what changed, what it means for everyday users, and what it means for developers.

How we work

• We monitor Mozilla’s public release-notes pages.
• Our editor reviews each note. An AI model produces a first English draft from the raw, public source material.
• The draft is reviewed and edited by a human before publication. We don’t publish AI output unchecked.
• Every published article links to its original public Mozilla source.

Editorial principles

• We don’t invent details that aren’t in the source.
• We don’t make exaggerated claims.
• We don’t pretend to be official Mozilla communication.
• We stay calm. No hype, no breathless headlines.

Trademark notice

Firefox, Mozilla, and related marks are trademarks of the Mozilla Foundation. Their use here is purely descriptive and does not imply endorsement.

Contact

Firefox Tomorrow is a publication of Centrion. You can reach us at contact@centrion.blog.