The ever-powerful Firefox is now also available on Android
Latest version
Nov 19th,
Older versionsThe first interesting characteristic of the app is that it lets you see the browsing history, bookmarks, passwords, and even open tabs that you have on your computer browser, all by just doing a couple of gestures on your Android. Naturally, to synchronize it with your computer browser, you first have to log in.
The second feature is that, as with the computer version, Firefox Browser for Android has many customization options. You can add different extensions, change the general appearance, and make it your own.
The third feature worth mentioning is the adaptation of the keyboard shortcuts to the touch screen. You can, for instance, add a website to your favorites by just shaking the device to one side.
Firefox Browser for Android is an excellent browser. It has everything you can ask for: it is fast, it has a perfectly functional tab system, lots of customization options, and also takes your security into account.
Now that Q1 of is up, it's that time to stop and reflect on the patterns we've seen in the data collected over this first quarter of the year. In terms of browsers and their usage among Uptodown users, we've seen a clear trend towards mobile usage and a fairly steep decrease in desktop activity. In fact, 80% of all the traffic generated on Uptodown takes places via mobile devices. Overall, Uptodown saw over M sessions from January 1st to April 30th By segmenting that traffic to analyze browsers and devices users log onto from, we've come up with a few observations.
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Browser developers love to complicate things. If a 'Lite' version of the standard client wasn't enough, now you have to keep track of beta versions and other experimental lines. You have to take special care with Firefox, whose developer Mozilla seems to introduce a new version monthly. Here is a list of all of the company's browsers that are currently available on Android.
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