To stop WebRTC browser leaks in Firefox, you can natively disable the feature using the advanced configuration page (about:config), which completely prevents the browser from exposing your real IP address. Unlike Chromium-based browsers, Firefox does not require third-party extensions to completely shut down WebRTC. Step-by-Step Guide to Disable WebRTC Natively
Follow these steps to permanently turn off WebRTC in your desktop or Android Firefox browser:
Open the Configuration Page: Type about:config in the Firefox address bar and press Enter.
Bypass the Warning: Click the Accept the Risk and Continue button when the cautionary message appears.
Search for the Preference: Type media.peerconnection.enabled into the search bar at the top of the page.
Toggle the Value: Double-click the preference row, or click the Toggle icon on the right, to change the value from true to false.
Once the value displays as false, WebRTC is fully deactivated. Alternative Methods: Extensions
If you prefer an easily accessible toggle switch or want to keep WebRTC enabled for specific scenarios, you can use these add-ons:
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