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'''Fusion''' ('''F'''irefox '''Us'''ing O'''ion'''s) is a Mozilla's project to build the cutting-edge security and privacy features for Firefox users. <br>
Fusion will leverage the technology technologies of Tor Project, especially the ones in the Tor Browser and Tor Proxy, to bring more defense options for users.
Fusion was initiated in 2018. Mozilla and [https://www.torproject.org/ Tor Project] are working closely on this project.
 
= Background =
* One of the Tor Project vision is '''"to advance human rights and freedoms by creating and deploying free and open anonymity and privacy technologies."'''
We believe the collaboration between Mozilla and Tor can create a positive, significant and positive impact on the world, and help users to regain their privacy.
= Project Goals =
Ultimately, we hope to integrate full Tor Browser features in Firefox. There are many potential solutions. For example, enabling some features by default and providing options for other features in [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/private-browsing-use-firefox-without-history Private Browsing Mode]. We can also consider creating a WebExtension for using Tor features.
 
We need a lot of research and experiments to support the decision-making for the final solution. However, the clear short and mid-term goals are:
* '''Improvement in Fingerprinting Resistance'''
** make fingerprinting resistance more user-friendly
** minimize Web breakages caused by fingerprinting resistance
** conduct a browser fingerprinting analysis research project to help us figure out the best defense strategy
* '''Enable First Party Isolation in Private Browsing Mode'''
* '''Enable Fingerprinting Resistance in Private Browsing Mode'''
* '''Proxy bypass testing framework for Firefox'''
* '''Design the Tor proxy prototype for Firefox'''
= Roadmap =
TBD.
= Getting Involved =
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