If we actually about our privacy so much that we tend to install this app specifically as our private browser we need something more. Everything else is activated by default and is meant to be. You have preferences to choose from, which basically allows to integrate this privacy with Safari.

This deletes everything, Cookies, localStorage or whatever the app store on the browser to track you. You just have an option to browse through one tab or tap on the ‘ERASE’ button on the right top on the address bar to clear the history. It should have been DuckDuckGo for that sake but then search engine is still not that great yet. Though it performs a Google search for the query you will enter here which might defeat the purpose because we know how Google makes use of data it collects. The private browser fires up with a single Search/Address bar, No tabs, No add-ons, No profiling. It blocks all advertisements, web trackers and anything which hampers the browsing experience. Firefox Focus is one web browser meant to work without tracking its users. I’m not sure why they chose iOS only but it is a good idea indeed. With the same idea in mind, Firefox launched a private browser, Firefox Focus for iOS platform. After all, not everything is meant to be shared with everyone. But don’t you think they take too much from you? Do you care about private data? I’m sure everyone should maintain a privacy amongst themselves. With custom profiles, autofill forms, remembering passwords and quite useful add-ons. Web browsers now have evolved to provide a personalised experience. That’s where we initiate a process of which turns out to be a Web App, Video, Blog or a lot other stuff. Web browsers today are an end-point to everything we do on the Internet.

Last year in November, Firefox launched a free private browser called the Firefox Focus only on iOS meant to provide some privacy on the restricted platform.

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