The only defense against this as far as I know is to block ads and tracking cookies using the aforementioned ublock Origin. Since Firefox on android does not have fingerprinting resistance (Firefox Nightly has, but not by default) it is trivial to find out who you are and what you have done. Even if you clear your cookies, it is still possible to fingerprint your browser and find out where else you have been. Unfortunately yes, they might be able to see what you've been doing. afraid of different sites on other tabs will see it. So unless you plan on clicking all the ads manually regardless of if they are interesting to you, not having ublock Origin is only gonna cost you a bunch of screen real estate and some reasonable amount of annoyance at no benefit to anyone involved. Most of the time, the website hosting the ads will not get paid for the ads unless the user clicks on them. Multiple themes? (other than light and dark)īecause sometimes I just want to support the sites by letting ads shown (adblocker turned off) No (built on Chromium to reduce the package size) Not enabled by default, availble under 'Privacy and Security' in SettingsĬache clearing (from inside the browser)?Ĭlicking the garbage symbol in the bottom right Private Browsing Only? (all links will be opened in private tabs) Firefox Lite - A browser available only in 42 countries (mostly South Asian countries) that reduces data costs while browsing.

Firefox Focus - A version of Firefox built specifically for private browsing with a built in ad-blocker.

What are these browsers? Firefox for Android - The normal browser for Android.

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