Tailride for Firefox
Get Tailride from Firefox Add-ons, set a start date and pick your portals — it opens each one, downloads every matching invoice and sends it to Tailride.
Firefox Add-ons · Free
Tailride is published on addons.mozilla.org (AMO) and reviewed under Mozilla's add-on policies, so you install it from Firefox's own store. The add-on sits in your toolbar: set a start date, pick the portals you use, and it opens each one, downloads every matching invoice and sends it to your Tailride workspace.
It is the same Tailride extension as on Chrome and Edge — the same portals, the same custom portals you teach it, and the same dashboard on the other end — so a team can mix browsers without changing how invoices arrive.
Why use Tailride on Firefox
Straight from Firefox Add-ons
Installed from addons.mozilla.org and reviewed under Mozilla's policies — no side-loading.
Your logins stay in your browser
It works inside the portal sessions you're already signed in to. Tailride doesn't store your portal passwords.
Same coverage as Chrome and Edge
The same portals, custom portals and dashboard, on Windows, macOS and Linux.
See the Extension in Action
Watch how Tailride fetches invoices directly from online vendor portals without manual downloads or password sharing.
Install Tailride on Firefox
Open Firefox Add-ons
Go to the Tailride page on addons.mozilla.org.
Click "Add to Firefox"
Review the permissions Firefox lists and confirm with "Add".
Pin it and sign in
Pin Tailride to the toolbar, sign in with your free account, and you're ready to capture.
Prefer it to run on its own, without a browser open?
Tailride Desktop collects from the same portals on the schedule you choose, can sign in for you (including authenticator-app codes), and keeps every login on your computer.
Get the desktop appFirefox extension FAQ
Is the Firefox version the same as Chrome and Edge?
Yes. It supports the same portals and custom portals, and sends invoices to the same Tailride dashboard.
Where do I get it?
From Firefox Add-ons (addons.mozilla.org), Mozilla's official add-on store. Updates arrive automatically through it.
Why does it ask for access to specific websites?
It needs the billing pages of the supplier portals it collects from, and your downloads so it can pick up the invoice files. Firefox lists every site before you install, and access to all websites is optional.
Does it work on Linux?
Yes. The add-on runs wherever desktop Firefox does, including Windows, macOS and Linux.
Chrome
Edge