Anyone know how to revert the horrendous new #Firefox #Android menu design?
It is slow, clumsy and it is even harder to reach extension icons than before.
And extensions. Are. The. Only. Reason. To. Use. Firefox. (Apart from Privacy, if you harden it a lot).
I couldnt find an about:config to revert the menu redesign. #Ironfox showed a menu for that for some time.
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Thats annoying that Focus doesn’t have fingerprint protection. Firefox does so why not include it?
I really like Focus as a concept. On a mobile device 95% of my browsing is one off look up something and move on. Closing and dropping all cookies, adblock built in, no extensions is nearly perfect. Anti fingerprinting should be added.
Any other browsing that matters: yes better off with something else.
@NewNewAugustEast
You misunderstood me. Focus doesnt have addon support. And as a separate browser it very likely has a unique fingerprint.
You can set #Ironfox to use private browsing always. I suppose that is the appeal with FF Focus and the result is a better browser. And Ironfox has support for FF Sync and has extensive privacy and security improvements, unlike the bit that may have been addes to Focus.
I know it doesn’t have add on support. That is a very good thing. I don’t want it to.
Yes, it has a finger print. I am agreeing on that point. It should be fixed, firefox android has anti finger printing, and I don’t understand why they dont add that to firefox focus.
Again, I use focus for 90% of browsing on mobile by default. I use a different browser for when I want to go to sites I actually care about and use, where I want additional ad block, sync, etc.
@NewNewAugustEast
You can just… not install addons… or only install trusted ones, from a trusted store, like uBlock Origin.
“It has a fingerprint” makes no sense. Please look up what that even means. Everything has a fingerprint.
Focus is just Firefox Android in worse with a minimalist UI and always private-browsing mode. You can literally do this in Ironfox, and much more.