Mozilla launches new Android browser, invite users to test
The official blog of the Mozilla announced the launch of the Reference Browser for Android, which will serve as the platform of choice for testing functions. The Mozilla said that it hopes users can actively participate in the testing of new browsers, and it is said that the new features of the new test are not only for the Android platform. These new features are tested by the Reference Browser as planned, but after the test is completed, browser components of different platforms are also created for integration.
The mobile team has been working hard on a new infrastructure that will help Mozilla build new mobile apps. This infrastructure is made up of a number of components (such as GeckoView, Glean and a new Firefox Accounts implementation) that have been brought together in a Reference Browser. This is NOT a new end product, it is a collection of parts, some or all of which may be used to create web browsers for different platforms. But before we can use them, we need to make sure they all work together in one place.
Interested Android users can take participate in the Reference Browser test.
- Visit https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/mozilla-reference-browser and join the Google Group.
- Visit https://play.google.com/apps/testing/org.mozilla.reference.browser on your phone to join the test program and to install the app.
Mozilla recommends users check and feedback to improve the end products.
