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It's literally crap and lacks features. See Firefox on Android, compare it to iOS and update your post

• tgv 4y ago
  That's an absurd statement. I have an Android tablet, and Firefox on that is definitely less agreeable than on iOS. The way it handles tabs, searches, private windows, and data settings, are all inferior on Android. It does have more extensions.
  • daviddever23box 4y ago
    The only thing I need from Firefox on iOS is the ability to sync bookmarks and browser history, while providing some degree of sandboxing from the usual intrusions. What I DON’T need is multiple (versions of) sub-par browser engines, which this effort doesn’t seem to address: give me singletons of Gecko, Blink, and Webkit, each optimized for the platform in question. Even then, from a technical perspective, I’m not so certain that there’s ANY benefit to the user; I’d rather see some headway made on wasm3 support than to let Brussels or London dictate architectural considerations.
  • nixass 4y ago
    Firefox on Android is ten times more customizable, especially with addons - ads and privacy - iOS/Safari can hide in a hole. Anyway, the issue here seems to be that somw people think browsers on iOS are good, they're not, especially not against their Android versions