Firefox for Android isn’t perfect yet, but if you use it as your main desktop browser, you were probably psyched about being able to sync all of your bookmarks, browsing history and all of that good stuff. No Firefox and no Chrome? As good as Kindle Fire’s native browser is, it’s always nice to have options.
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