Mozilla’s Firefox web browser is already available for Android. Soon you may be able to replace your home screen with Mozilla software as well. Mozilla and EverythingMe are working on a new app ...

Those of you who use Firefox on your Android device will now find countless ways to customize your home screen via a new beta version. Available on Google Play, the Firefox for Android beta throws ...

Despite launching its own OS, Mozilla wants more of the Android market — the company just announced that it’ll release its own Android launcher in the coming weeks, with the Firefox browser ...

The company has chosen to partner with EverythingMe, an Israeli-based company, that also has its own adaptive home screen app for Android. From what we can tell, the Firefox home screen app works ...

When the home screen icon is tapped ... the latest nightly build of the Firefox app – which is called Firefox Nightly for Android. The company’s development teams have also already started ...

Some of the new features are limited to Android devices Previously, the home page on Firefox mobile browsers ... It reduces the clutter on the screen while letting users focus more on what ...

Mozilla launched the latest version of its Firefox browser for Android and desktop today. While the desktop version gets its fair share of minor updates and now sets all plug-ins with the ...

but let’s quickly look at how to add a website shortcut to your Android device’s home screen, too. We’ll go over how this works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Brave, but the option should be ...

Firefox on Android will soon allow users to lock and unlock private tabs open in Private Browsing using a screen lock, ...

You can now reposition the shortcut anywhere on your home screen or tap on it to open the website in Chrome. If you're using Firefox on your Android phone, the steps to add a website shortcut are ...