Firefox is a private web browser designed to protect your data, block trackers and make browsing fast, secure and simple. Whether you’re looking for an incognito browser, a private search experience or a reliable browser for everyday use, Firefox puts you first.
Why people choose Firefox
• More privacy, less tracking – Firefox automatically blocks social media trackers, cross-site cookies, crypto miners and fingerprinting scripts. • Private browsing that protects you – Open private tabs that don’t save your history, searches or cookies. Lock them with your device security for extra protection. • Fast, smooth performance – Load pages faster by blocking trackers and reducing unnecessary data usage. • Search your way – Use your preferred private search engine or switch easily from the search bar. • Passwords made simple – Generate, store and autofill passwords securely. • Tabs that work for you – Easily organize and switch between tabs and sync them across devices to pick up where you left off. • Focus without distractions – Reader View strips away clutter, while picture-in-picture lets you multitask with videos. • Control your experience – Add extensions like ad blockers, customize settings and choose how you browse. • Make it yours – Customize your home screen, layout and shortcuts for a more personal browsing experience. • AI on your terms – Turn AI completely off or customize it feature by feature. • Quick page summaries – Shake your phone to cut through long pages and get the key points. • Sync across devices – Access your bookmarks, tabs and passwords anywhere you use Firefox.
Private by default Firefox is built to protect you. Enhanced Tracking Protection automatically blocks common trackers, while Total Cookie Protection keeps cookies isolated to the sites where they belong. When you need more privacy, private browsing mode ensures your history, searches and cookies aren’t saved. Private tabs can also lock automatically, so your activity stays yours.
Your browser. Your rules. Firefox puts you in charge of your internet. Add privacy or productivity extensions, including ad blockers, move your search bar, choose your default search engine and tailor your browser to how you use the web. Sync your data across devices for a seamless, consistent experience.
Focus with Firefox. Fast, secure and built around you Firefox is designed to help you stay focused with faster, more secure browsing. Reader Mode removes clutter from articles, Picture-in-Picture keeps videos accessible while you multitask and Tracker Blocking helps pages load faster. Built-in password management and private browsing keep everyday browsing simple and protected.
Built for people, not profit Firefox was created in 2004 by Mozilla as a faster, more private and customizable browser designed to put people first. Today, Mozilla remains a nonprofit working to make the internet — and the time you spend on it — better.
Learn more about Mozilla: https://www.mozilla.org Terms of Use: https://www.mozilla.org/about/legal/terms/firefox/ Privacy Policy: https://www.mozilla.org/privacy/firefox Latest news: https://blog.mozilla.org
Private by default. Less tracking. Peace of mind built in.
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Nov 5, 2026
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This is the only mobile browser to support some of the most-used plugins, but what it desperately needs is bookmark reorganization without needing to sync to other devices. I don't want the same bookmarks on my phone as my PC. I also find that, on rare occasions, during updates, my bookmarks will get scrambled into a random order. It's concerning that none of this was addressed and that a feedback link I was given as a response to my review here was one that doesn't work.
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Mozilla
March 1, 2025
It sounds like you have found an issue where Firefox for Android is not displaying your bookmarks in order. Please share more information about this report at https://mzl.la/AndroidSupport
Sammy Katta
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July 6, 2026
Well, the main feature that drew me to Firefox on Android is gone - tab queuing was so useful. Reading an email with multiple links that I want to look at after finishing rather than one at a time? Just open tabs in the background! Maybe I want to send this one to my laptop instead to use for work? Great, it's right there in the pop-up share menu and I can do that without leaving what I'm looking at. Not possible since the update. And where's the download list? Please bring these features back!
92 people found this review helpful
Mozilla
July 6, 2026
Thanks for the 5 stars! We're glad Firefox is working well for you. If you’d like to share tips or help other fans, join us at support.mozilla.org/contribute. Got ideas for future updates? Tell us at connect.mozilla.org. Thanks again for supporting Firefox!
Jon Davis
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August 28, 2026
Firefox's new browser is extremely nice it has gotten much more reliable on password and synchronization between mobile and desktop and I really really like it I decided to upgrade it to five stars. they were having some problems with synchronization at least for me and that's what killed a star for me, but it seems like they're working. really really well now and I love the fact that they can hopefully securely hold my username and passwords for a lot of stuff
35 people found this review helpful
Mozilla
August 28, 2026
Thanks for the 5 stars! We're glad Firefox is working well for you. If you’d like to share tips or help other fans, join us at support.mozilla.org/contribute. Got ideas for future updates? Tell us at connect.mozilla.org. Thanks again for supporting Firefox!
What’s new
- Local Network Access restrictions are now enabled by default. Websites must now ask for permission before connecting to devices on the local network or to apps and services on the device. - Fixed non-Latin web addresses displaying as encoded text. - Fixed web addresses containing spaces being searched for instead of opened. - Fixed double-tapping or long-pressing a word to select it, and tapping to place the cursor, not working near the cursor in text fields.