This is not the first time Mozilla had removed its popular features while going through an update. Previously, Mozilla software engineer Michal Novotny also said that a part of the FTP code is ancient, unsafe, and hard to maintain, and they had found a lot of security bugs in it in the past. Mozilla has been removing the FTP support from its platform probably because it is not a secure protocol to prefer HTTPS for downloading resources. The users will have to depend upon a dedicated FTP browser to access remote servers from now on. The users will not be able to transfer files from one host to another using Firefox anymore. This means that extensions will help the users launch an FTP application to handle certain links.įirefox on Android will also be affected by this FTP support removal. Get it for FreeĬaitlin Neiman, the Mozilla add-ons community manager, informed the post that they added FTP to the list of supported protocol_handlers for browser extensions to help the users after removing the implementation.
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