Why is Firefox trying to establish UDP connections with Google IP's every time I open it?
Why is Firefox trying to establish UDP connections with Google IP's every time I open it?
No extensions installed. No homepage (set to blank).
Some of the IP's: 34.107.243.93 34.128.139.172 35.244.159.8
Why is Firefox trying to establish UDP connections with Google IP's every time I open it?
No extensions installed.
No homepage (set to blank).
Some of the IP's:
34.107.243.93
34.128.139.172
35.244.159.8
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Could be: Mozilla rents server storage on Google Cloud servers (mozgcp.net) and on Amazon AWS servers (mozaws.net) to store data used internally. It's not "Google", it's just rented server capacity.
You can check the about:networking page for more info.
They are GCP datacenter IPs for clusters that host some of the services from this list:
(there will be things like update checks, account/sync services, remote app services, addon updates incl the builtin ones, certificate checks etc.)