What's the difference between MDN and MDN Plus?

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  • Revision id: 242378
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  • Creator: Mozinet
  • Comment: "Firefox account", substituted the letters X with crosses (☓ saltire), and added a margin before
  • Reviewed: Yes
  • Reviewed:
  • Reviewed by: AliceWyman
  • Is approved? Yes
  • Is current revision? No
  • Ready for localization: No
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Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) Web Docs is an evolving learning platform for Web technologies and the software that powers the Web. MDN's mission is simple: provide a blueprint for a better Internet and empower a new generation of developers and content creators to build it.

MDN Web Docs is available for free and accessible to all, and doesn’t require you to log in with a Firefox account. You can upgrade your access with a free or paid MDN Plus subscription, which includes varying access to Collections, Notifications and MDN Offline. MDN Plus subscriptions require you to create and/or log in with a Firefox account.

MDN Plus is currently only available in the United States and Canada.
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Feature MDN Core MDN Plus 5 MDN Supporter 10
Saved articles Up to 5 saved articles    ☓    ☓
Notifications Up to 3 notifications    ☓    ☓
MDN Offline    ☓    ☓
Early access to new features    ☓