Mozilla Just Launched Firefox Quantum For Android

We all know very well that last year Mozilla announced Firefox 57, also called Firefox Quantum. It brought several changes, fruits of major development efforts and also considered as the super-fast browser. However, now according to the latest reports, Mozilla just launched Firefox Quantum for Android.

Last year Mozilla announced Firefox 57, also called Firefox Quantum. It brought several changes, fruits of major development efforts, such as the Gecko engine with components written in the Rust language, considered super-fast, and where it was possible to match and even surpass Chrome in speed.

In Firefox 57, Mozilla has also introduced an enhancement in the mechanism of CSS, also known as “Servo”, which allowed to process pages faster but that unfortunately was delayed in the version for Android. This CSS engine was expected for version 59, but that was again delayed, now for v60.

Now finally available, they began testing with it, which promised to be much faster than previous versions. In a speed experiment involving version 59 and 60, the results obtained were not significant, even ensuring that the Quantum CSS was active.

The new version of Mozilla’s browser also adds the ability to see the source code of the page, in an option in the floating menu. The stable update is not yet available in the Play Store, but those interested can search for it in APKMirror or use the beta through the Google Play Store.

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