Beginning last month, Firefox users were greeted with something new when opening a new browser tab, "suggested tiles." The suggested tiles feature content from selected partners, such as Fortune and ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Mozilla today announced plans to roll out Suggested Tiles, which push ...

Mozilla seems to be once more trying to redefine, or at least restructure, itself when it comes to its financial situation, particularly its sources of income. Barely weeks after it proudly revealed ...

Firefox users will no longer see advertising in the Tiles format, where Mozilla had been experimenting with different ad offerings. The company is instead moving toward content discovery. Sponsored ...

Mozilla has tended to tell the reasons for abolition "users seek out content that is interesting, exciting and interesting," and Mozilla aims to provide content along that, "that In order to realize ...

For some, the dreaded day has arrived. Mozilla's attempt at monetizing the browsing experience by subtly injecting some ads into Firefox's New Tab page has finally landed and, at least for now, it ...

Starting next week, Firefox beta users will start seeing "Suggested" tiles whenever they open a new tab. These are ad tiles clearly marked as such (see bottom left above), which are a separate entity ...

Mozilla has rolled out directory tiles, the company’s advertising experiment for its browser’s new tab page, to the Firefox Nightly channel. We installed the latest browser build to give the sponsored ...

Mozilla has already installed the "Directory Tiles" function to tile the recommended sites that users will be interested in on the new tab page of Firefox. This Directory Tiles is targeted at new ...

Mozilla will begin rolling out the Suggested Tiles feature in Firefox, which offers users recommended sites based on pages they have visited, starting this summer. The tiles will appear in Firefox for ...

It’s pretty odd hearing a not-for-profit organization like Mozilla talk about how it wants to help advertisers strengthen the conversation between brands and its users — especially given that I’ve ...