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It really doesn't matter if Firefox on iOS is just a skin around Safari if it integrates with the Firefox services and syncs bookmarks, history, etc. Right? Isn
by tstrimple 8y ago
It really doesn't matter if Firefox on iOS is just a skin around Safari if it integrates with the Firefox services and syncs bookmarks, history, etc. Right? Isn't that the value you're getting out of the mobile browser, not the rendering engine?
- ensignavenger 8y agoI still prefer being able to choose my rendering engine, which is a big part of why I use Android.
- SamuelAdams 8y agoThat's the ticket for me. I want a consistent experience. I want the same bookmarks, extensions, and history on all my devices, without worrying about it. And I also want great performance.
- majewsky 8y ago> Isn't that the value you're getting out of the mobile browser, not the rendering engine? Cannot comment on iOS, but the main value of Firefox on Android (vs. the default Chrome) is that it runs extensions, particularly uBlock Origin.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoShared login data is probably the top one for me.