Android browser Firefox Focus has declared a total war on cookies

Mozilla has released a new Android version of its Firefox Focus browser, which aims in particular above-standard protection of user privacy. As part of the update, the function has arrived Total Cookie Protection, which very strongly blocks attempts by individual sites to trace and analyze visitor behavior. Although new policy regulations for the storage and use of cookies have been in place since January 1, and the user must consciously agree to this, Firefox Focus goes even further in this area.

Even under the new rules, websites can use cookies in a more limited way, but with the new version of the special Firefox, they run hard when trying to track. The browser uses called cookie jar, or virtual jar for cookies, where it safely puts all attempts to save this special tracking file.

Total Cookie Protection is said to be one of the most radical features the company has ever introduced into its browsers as part of privacy protection. The same tracking filtering has been working for a long time as well in the common version of Firefox, where it has its place in case of anonymous mode. Opponents of cookies and related activities can now use the same options in Firefox Focus on Android.

How much do you mind cookies and other tracking on websites?

Source: aheadlines