Re:Can the new Firefox Quantum regain its web browser market...
by Fnoord on Friday November 24, 2017 @03:01PM
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> IIRC, browser synchronization was a thing on Firefox well before it landed on chrome.
Aye, it was. It was called Mozilla Weave, and it worked with the very early versions of Fennec (the original name of Firefox Mobile).
Also, your data is securely encrypted at Mozilla, and isn't being profiled (if you disable those features in Firefox).
In Firefox 58 (you can run it today on Android by installing Firefox Beta app) you can run PWA (Progressive Web App) which allows you to turn a website into basically an app. Not every website will work though.
Aye, it was. It was called Mozilla Weave, and it worked with the very early versions of Fennec (the original name of Firefox Mobile).
Also, your data is securely encrypted at Mozilla, and isn't being profiled (if you disable those features in Firefox).
In Firefox 58 (you can run it today on Android by installing Firefox Beta app) you can run PWA (Progressive Web App) which allows you to turn a website into basically an app. Not every website will work though.