Firefox Beta available for Android

Jonathan Morris

May 24, 2011

Mozilla is offering Firefox users a chance to try the beta release of Firefox 5 for Mobile, including a new ‘Do Not Track’ privacy feature.

The privacy function is designed to give users control over the way their browser behaviour is tracked and used online.

Firefox Beta allows you to continue using features like Sync, add-ons (plugins) and the Awesome Screen that speeds up finding places to visit by showing your most frequently visited sites, bookmark browsing, history and tabs open on your desktop Firebox browser.

Get Firefox Beta from Android Market

About the Author

Jonathan Morris

Share this article

More Stories

Apple launches iWork for iPhone and iPod touch

After its introduction to the iPad, Apple has now made its iWork app available to iPhone and iPod touch users. The iWork apps comprise Keynote, Pages and Numbers and are sold for Â£5.99 each with a free update for customers who already purchased iWork for iPad.

Apps - Jonathan Morris

Orange launches official Glastonbury 2011 app

Orange has today launched the official Glastonbury 2011 app, helping to keep iPhone, Android and Nokia festival goers up to speed on everything happening at Glastonbury this year.

Apps - Jonathan Morris

Reduce data roaming charges with Onavo

Following its approval by Apple, Onavo has been launched for iPhone. It can drastically reduce data charges – especially when roaming – by heavily compressing your data.

Apps - Jonathan Morris

eBay deal gives Shazam users unlimited tagging on Android

Shazam is giving Android users unlimited free tagging after securing sponsorship of its app by eBay.

Apps - Jonathan Morris