Mozilla has updated its privacy-centric mobile browser Firefox Focus, adding new appearance logos, shortcut keys and more privacy controls. Firefox Focus was first launched in 2016 and provides private browsing mode by default. The browser now has a new interface color scheme, a new Logo and a dark theme, and a new shortcut function has been added to enable users to access websites they frequently visit more quickly.
The recent update also brings a new shield icon, allowing users to quickly turn on and off the tracker directly from the icon. Mozilla also added a new global counter to show users all the trackers they have been blocked. The company pointed out that this latest improvement is designed to allow users to quickly complete searches without being distracted or worried about being tracked.
As part of Cyber Security Awareness Month, Mozilla has also added new features to Firefox for Android. Users who create accounts for any application can now also create and add a new password, which can be saved directly in the browser. Use on mobile and desktop.
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In addition, users can now automatically fill in passwords on their phones and use the passwords they save in their browsers to log in to online accounts. Users with a Firefox browser account will be able to synchronize all their passwords on desktop and mobile devices, and Mozilla now also allows users to use their face or fingerprint to unlock the account.
Mozilla also announced that because Microsoft has relaxed the restrictions that prohibit third-party browsers from entering the Windows store, Firefox will be available there later this year. We welcome this news. Their store is now more open to companies and applications, including standalone browsers like Firefox. The company said in a statement: We believe that a healthier Internet is an opportunity for people. Choose from a variety of browsers and browser engines.