Google Chrome may be the ideal web browser for Android, but there are plenty of other options to choose from. Mozilla Firefox is one of them – it has partial support for extensions that make it stand out among our favorite mobile browsers! Just like Chrome, Mozilla releases major updates on a monthly basis with new features and tweaks. After adopting a great feature in February, Mozilla has released the latest version of Firefox 111 for Android with cross-site blocking enabled by default – proving that it continues to innovate!
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The privacy-focused Total Cookie Protection (TCP) was released in 2021, but became available to everyone a year later when Mozilla made TCP available to all its Windows and Mac by default. Using separate cookie storage for each site, this feature prevents cookies from tracking you across other sites while still allowing them on the site where they were created.
With cross-site tracking, Mozilla prevents advertisers from following you, showing you intrusive ads , and collecting more information about your browsing habits.
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Firefox 111 for Android has a built-in PDF viewer, so you no longer need to rely on third-party apps. Now, just open your documents in the browser itself!
Mozilla has modified the “Open in” sharing intent for Firefox for Android, requiring confirmation before opening any shared link . If you find this change annoying, be sure to forward your feedback directly to Mozilla, as they are still refining it .
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Firefox users can now enjoy the convenience of instantly sharing recently viewed content from the Recents screen. Additionally, Mozilla is making it easier to maintain a seamless browsing experience across devices by displaying recently closed tabs on a new tab page.
Firefox 111 for Android not only offers new features and changes, but also comes with key bug and security fixes that ensure your device remains secure.
Information source: androidpolice.com
