The Mozilla development team today released its very first version of the Firefox browser for iOSUnfortunately, Firefox is for iOS available only in New Zealand, but the development team added that it will expand to other countries during development, but it is not yet clear which ones. Firefox pro iOS is just a test version for now and the developers want to fine-tune all the bugs before releasing the browser to all users in all countries.
Of course, developers want feedback from users, where they should report bugs, which they will fix immediately. Currently, Firefox is not very stable and some features do not work as they should. Firefox collects data mainly from its feature called Intelligent Search, which is built into the browser and displays suggested results and the ability to choose a search provider. There is also support for accounts, where all bookmarks, history, passwords and open tabs are synchronized between all devices, including the desktop. Firefox for iOS It also includes the Visual Tabs feature, which improves clarity between open tabs.
If you want to be the first to know that Firefox is pro iOS available in your country, then you can subscribe directly here. ProIt is not yet clear how long the browser's development will take and when it will expand to other countries, but the company has mentioned that a live version should be available by the end of this year.
*source: 9to5mac
Speaking of browsers, I would like a little advice from more experienced users. iOS.
I'm looking for a browser that won't be related to big brother Google (Chrome), I will have it on my PC (Windows) also in the iPhone and all bookmarks, passwords, etc. will be synchronized. What are the options please? Best through Apple..?
Buy home Mac OS. I don't know of anything that works, maybe Mozilla right now.
Buttom: for the ecosystem only OS X and iOS + syncs you much more.
Use Pocket and you can probably sync across platforms.
https://getpocket.com/