Security and privacy are core principles of Mozilla’s Manifesto and remain at the heart of Firefox’s development.

People should actually read this because the next section might be especially offensive to them

Firefox is prepared to meet upcoming eIDAS requirements under the EU Digital Identity Framework. Qualified Website Authentication Certificates (QWACs), as required by the framework, are supported in Firefox 153 (Bug 2043399) onwards.

“Privacy improvement”.

• eIDAS 2.0 Sets a Dangerous Precedent for Web Security | Electronic Frontier Foundation
• Digital rights groups warn EU over privacy risks in new eIDAS rules

Back to Mozilla…

Private Access Control Tokens (PACT): PACT is a cross-industry initiative designed to tackle one of the web’s most urgent challenges: enabling websites to reliably distinguish legitimate users and authorized automated agents from abusive traffic without compromising user privacy.

Developed in conjunction with Cloudflare, Microsoft, and Google. I trust all of these companies, especially because none of them bear any responsibility for the problem this is supposed to fix.