Mobile users who employ their phones to frequently surf the Internet can brace themselves for this interesting tidbit. Mozilla submits its new app Firefox Home for iPhone to the Apple App store. With this submission, users can look forward to searching information anywhere and with much more ease through their phone. This app provides access to Firefox desktop history, bookmarks and tabs directly on their devices.
For the accessibility of this app, users need to have Firefox Sync set up on their desktop and laptop. This should allow them to attain websites which were left on the desktop by simply picking up their phone. The tool uses the browser data which has been securely synced from Firefox on the desktop and allows surfing quickly and efficiently, says the official Mozilla blog.
Mobile patrons can view the required sites by opening them in Mobile Safari. They can even share it with their friends via e-mail. Firefox data can be accessed only by the user and will be kept private. Users now need not worry and can get desired searches without typing long URLs. With just one tap, they can bookmark their favorite websites. As soon as the phone gets started, Firefox history starts working and presents the saved searches.
Users can even access the list of tabs they might have opened on their desktops. The app enables an Awesome Bar feature which finds the recently and frequently visited sites on the desktops. With the use of this function, they can easily find dinner reservations and confirmation codes to their flights saved on the desktop.
Well, enthusiasts will have to wait to use this app as Apple is yet to give it a nod.