Major web browsers have yet to offer a completely private, tracker-immune web browsing to users. It will only delete your browsing history and cookies but it won’t stop cross-site trackers from getting a feel of what you’re doing. Until now.

Mozilla has released a completed version Firefox with a stricter Private Browsing mode. This new version protects your privacy by actually protecting your privacy. It blocks codes from ads and social services that track you from site to site. No other browsers do this for you.

You can also manage privacy and security from a central control panel on the desktop, which includes turning off the protection if it’s messing with an important page.

There are other perks too based on which platform you’re using. On Chrome, you get a on-click option to mute audion in tabs. On Android, you get kid-safe browsing mode and direct voice searching. Check out the video below from Mozilla to find out more about the new feature.