At the end of last year, Mozilla launched a privacy browser called Firefox Focus for the iOS platform, providing more comprehensive and professional protection for your Internet privacy, by default, including tracking, social and advertising tracking. And now, this privacy-oriented browser officially landed Android platform.
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Compared to the regular mobile browser Firefox Focus in the function is a bit a single, only a search and URL bar, but also in the settings panel is also relatively “simple”, you can turn on/off different tracking type. This browser does not support tabs or other menus, and there is an erase button at the top of the app to clean up your online traces manually, and the app is automatically cleaned up after the application is closed.
Compared to the iOS version, Android version Firefox Focus added some additional features. Including an ad tracking count that allows the user to know how many sites each site has blocked, and to allow the user to manually turn off tracking blocking when the page is not loaded correctly, and when you run Firefox Focus in the background, Clean up the Internet history.
