Mozilla has begun a staged roll-out of its redesigned and rearchitected Firefox browser for Android (codename “Fenix”). So far, Fenix has only been released in 14 countries through the Google Play Store. Here’s my review of Mozilla’s new flagship mobile browser as a long-time user and as an extension developer.
Firefox for Android has gone from supporting 8300 extensions to only 9. The user interface has been revamped and the new-tab page completely redesigned.
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