Mozilla Launches Firefox Preview Browser on Google Play. Firefox Preview is a web browser for Android. We expect that Firefox Preview going to replace the stable version of existing Firefox Browser for Android. Right now if you navigate to Google Play and search for Firefox Preview, you can see its version is 1.0. This new […]
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Mozilla has launched more than one product with Firefox in its name. Here you will find launch reports for phone apps, a password tool and a browser for headsets. The product name and the date matter when deciding which guide still matches your needs.
Follow the mobile browser stories
Firefox Preview appears here in our report on an early Android browser release. A preview is a test stage, rather than a promise about the app you can install today. Use our main Firefox archive for broader browser privacy and feature coverage.
Firefox Lite is a separate mobile browser covered in an India launch story. Mozilla ended support for Lite in June 2021. Read that launch as part of the archive, rather than advice to look for an old installer or expect new security fixes.
Check the specific product before following a guide
Firefox Reality was built for headsets, rather than a normal phone or computer screen. The Firefox Reality topic keeps that launch coverage together. A feature described for that product should not be assumed to exist in the desktop browser.
Our older password app story fits here too. The team later ended the Firefox Lockwise mobile app in December 2021 and built those tools into Firefox for phones. That is why an old app name may not match today’s password tools. Browse password managers for the wider topic.
Use product support as part of your choice
Mozilla browser projects can serve different devices and goals. Before comparing them, write down the job you need done: visiting a site, reaching saved passwords or browsing with a headset. That keeps a name shared across products from becoming a misleading feature comparison.
For Mozilla product support, start with current official help for the exact app. Check whether a story describes a launch, a test or a retired product. The articles below preserve those earlier announcements, while the linked pages help you move from the team’s name to the app you mean.
