Mozilla Corporation

Mozilla builds privacy-respecting technology, including the Firefox browser and related privacy products, as a non-profit working to keep the internet open to everyone.

Mozilla Corporation develops privacy-respecting technology, including the Firefox browser and a set of related privacy products, under the umbrella of a non-profit organisation founded in 1998. Its stated purpose is to reclaim the internet as a global public resource open to everyone. The company operates globally and is supported by a worldwide community of contributors, and has spent over 25 years championing an open web.

Its product portfolio is built around user control of personal data. Firefox is a web browser designed to respect user privacy; Mozilla VPN provides a virtual private network; Mozilla Monitor helps users track and reduce their data exposure; and Firefox Relay offers email and identity masking. Beyond consumer software, the organisation works in open-source development, anti-tracking and surveillance technology, data protection, and trustworthy open-source AI intended as an alternative to extractive systems.

Technical work spans web browsers, privacy engineering and open-source software, with the broader mission expressed through digital rights advocacy, funding for researchers and activists, policy engagement, and education for emerging technologists. A non-profit structure is intended to allow mission-driven decisions rather than those dictated by shareholders, and the organisation describes its aim as building a movement as well as software.