Firefox. Browse Freely

Mozilla Firefox app allows you to create a single Mozilla account to synchronize your browsing history on an unlimited number of desktop and mobile devices. It includes an integrated ad-block and always analyzes your browsing history to make relevant suggestions when you get back. The most popular search engines, such as Google, Yahoo, Yandex, and Wikipedia, are displayed on the homepage. It also has a special monitoring-detector that blocks elements of pages that may record your personal data.

Design – 5/5

Mozilla Firefox latest version design reminds Google Chrome because both apps have the same core. You can access all opened tabs in the top right corner where they’re also divided into 2 sub-menus for private and ordinary browsing. You can even personalize your UI with add-ons from the integrated online library.

Usability – 4.5/5

Mozilla Firefox browser allows you to save traffic due to the integrated ad-block and algorithms that detect and block excess elements. It’s also an excellent tool for private browsing. You can leave no trace by enabling the tracing-protection in settings. It makes your browsing slower, but saves no browsing history and makes your real IP undetectable. It could be cool if developers add onion links support as well.

No matter which device you use to start a session, you get all tabs, bookmarks, and passwords synchronized via the cloud instantly. If you lack features, you can explore the massive library of add-ons and install the vast majority of them for free. The app memorizes the most frequent actions to offer them to you when you open the options bar.

Cross-platform use – 5/5

You can install Mozilla Firefox on iOS 11.4+ and Android 7.0+ devices. It’s also available for Windows PC, Mac OS, and all popular versions of Linux. You can sign in using your account on any devices, and it won’t affect the quality of synchronization. No sync errors occurred during the 15-day testing for this Mozilla Firefox review.

In-app purchases

Mozilla Firefox free browser allows you to use all features, including the ad-block and speed-booster. Only some of the add-ons may be paid. It depends on the specific policies of developers.

The Bottom Line

Mozilla Firefox is a high-quality cross-platform web-browsing experience. It allows you to save time and remain incognito on any website. You may face minor bugs, but the overall experience is very smooth and pleasant. Hopefully, developers will extend the list of privacy features with onion links support.