Cyberfox
What is Cyberfox?
Cyberfox is a 64-bit version (32-bit download also available) of 
Mozilla Firefox , compiled With Microsoft Visual Studio 2012, Windows 8 SDK & Intel Composer XE 2013.
Making It Faster Than Other Browsers.
There are separate versions available for Intel and AMD systems.
Features
- x64 Bit Web Browser
- Uses own profile system
- Compatible with Firefox extensions
- Removed features (Telemetry, Health-report, Sponsored tiles & other components that collected information)
- Many new features built in.
- Choice between Australis or classic style.
- Powered by Mozilla Firefox source code
Mozilla Firefox , compiled With Microsoft Visual Studio 2012, Windows 8 SDK & Intel Composer XE 2013.Making It Faster Than Other Browsers.
There are separate versions available for Intel and AMD systems.
Features
- x64 Bit Web Browser
- Uses own profile system
- Compatible with Firefox extensions
- Removed features (Telemetry, Health-report, Sponsored tiles & other components that collected information)
- Many new features built in.
- Choice between Australis or classic style.
- Powered by Mozilla Firefox source code
Warning
On their privacy page, we can see that they use our personal data linked to our social account...
Discontinued
No longer is being kept updated. Last Update: 2018-06-30. See https://sourceforge.net/projects/cyberfox/
Recent user activities on Cyberfox
- gh111 thinks Waterfox is an alternative to Cyberfox
- davidz added Cyberfox as alternative(s) to Mozilla Firefox
- HnauHnakrapunt thinks Mozilla Firefox is an alternative to Cyberfox
Thank you for introducing Cyberfox here!
This is something new for me since I've stopped using Chrome and I don't notice any changes yet but what I was glad to see was the notification that website may trick you. That was new! I have to work a lot with confidential information stored on secured virtual data room called Ideals and it is essential for me to know that I am browsing safely.
All the addons tried so far are working and it feels fast.
No information here or elsewhere as to what/how current increase in telemetry / tracking inside Firefox was (or not) removed (not disabled) in Cyberfox. Lots of hype and not a lot of hard facts on its main site.
Cyberfox is a great alternative to Mozilla Firefox. It runs smoothly on x64 computers, stable, no issues compared to Waterfox which caused me some issues. I'd sincerely recommend switching over to it and test it for yourself, it's really nice!