The Android Firefox Focus browser further enhances privacy protection. Mozilla is bringing its "Total Cookie Protection" feature to the app to address cross-site tracking issues. This feature stores cookies for each website you visit in "cookie jars" that are stored separately. This should help prevent them from tracking you on the web and get data on your browsing behavior. Examples include details of the products you search for and the websites you visit, which can be used for ad targeting and other purposes.
Mozilla calls "Total Cookie Protection" one of its strongest privacy protections to date and a key weapon in its long-running battle against online tracking. In June, while redesigning the browser, the organization enabled the feature by default when the Firefox browser's privacy mode was activated. Firefox Focus's privacy measures are enabled by default, so it makes sense to introduce "Total Cookie Protection" into it. Mozilla says it's the first Firefox mobile browser to offer the feature.
