Mozilla has just announced a fresh generation browser for the Android operating system, Firefox Preview. The fresh software is already accessible for download (you can download it straight from the Google Play Store), but only as a preview since it is not considered stable enough by the business yet. It's one of the largest updates the browser has ever experienced, at least in its mobile form, with the promise of results much greater than past versions.
Mozilla will begin using the GeckoView engine with Firefox Preview, which should deliver efficiency comparable to that of Google Blink (used on Chrome, for instance) offering Mozilla complete development independence. According to the company's trials, Firefox Preview is capable of doubling the output compared to the present variants of Firefox for Android, and we can confirm that-based on our very first trials with a OnePlus 7 Pro-the new browser is very promising in performance terms.
Besides a freer strategy, Firefox Preview presents a fresh minimalist look based on search history with a smooth primary screen. To promote one-handed use, the navigation bar is now at the bottom of the screen. This recent innovation is specifically intended for big screen systems, but can also be helpful for compact smartphones. This simplifies access to the address bar as well as exchanging choices and bookmarks.
In terms of privacy and safety, there will also be big news, the outcome of the business trials conducted with Firefox Focus. In reality, as disclosed by inner inquiries, browser users prefer to have a healthy amount of privacy from the outset, so monitoring security is now active by default with Firefox Preview. All of this also provides performance benefits: by blocking the more invasive ad trackers, connections and processors are actually relieved of some extra load.
There are also the Collections in Italian collections, which enable you to group and organize various websites into a single container that will be accessible in the Home browser to enable quicker access in the future. Firefox Preview's arrival prevents the Firefox Focus development job to allow the business to focus on the new model and give the greatest user experience when it is accessible in the final version.