Julie Clover
Mozilla announced today that he is turning off the pocket, the Read -it-Later service, which allows users to save articles, videos and web pages for viewing later. The company also plans to stop working on FakeSpot, an expansion of a browser and a website that analyzes the authenticity of online products. Reading experience without distraction. It includes autonomous access, text parameters in speech and the capabilities of the tag. Pocket has been integrated into Firefox since 2015, and Mozilla acquired a service in 2017.
fakespot -this is a website for checking the online view that Mozilla bought two years ago and integrated in Firefox, but Mozilla said that the stand “did not approach the model [It] to support.” The disconnecting of the pocket will occur on July 8, 2025, and users will have by October 8, 2025 to export the data of the pocket before they are forever deleted. Expansion of fake and websites and websites on July 1, 2025 and checking the preparation for FakeSpot in Firefox will turn off on June 10, 2025. As a result, the company plans to focus on Firefox time and resources and develop projects that better correspond to current viewing habits.
