After years of waiting and I don't know how long to test, Mozilla has finally released its Firefox browser for iPhone and iPad . This is really good news not only because owners of Apple iOS devices have another alternative browser to Safari, but also because, those who use Firefox from their PC or Mac, can finally synchronize all data and, as happens with Chrome, navigate on the internet seamlessly.
You can therefore easily synchronize all bookmarks, history and even open tabs between devices and enjoy the same features that Firefox offers on Android and on computers.
Firefox for iOS includes intelligent internet search, optimized card management especially on iPad, private browsing without leaving traces in the history and, as mentioned, Firefox's synchronization between PC and mobile phones based on the Mozilla account.
Search suggestions are capable of predicting what you are looking for in the default search engine (Google).
The private browsing mode instead gives the possibility to open websites without saving the history and without sharing existing cookies with the sites visited.
Of course, since Apple prevents developers from releasing web browsers that are not based on Safari's Webkit rendering engine, Firefox also had to come down to this compromise and give up its historical engine called Gecko on iOS.
This limitation always makes Safari the fastest browser on iPhone and iPad, slightly higher than Chrome for iPhone.
Firefox, as already mentioned, is still the preferred choice if you use this browser on Windows PC, Linux and Mac, in order to enjoy the advantage of synchronizing data between different devices.
Download Firefox for iPhone and iPad
