All articles tagged with #mobile browser
Mozilla Firefox for Android now supports over 450 extensions, allowing users to enhance their web browsing experience with features like ad skipping, dark mode, time management, webpage saving, and web page archiving. This update brings back the open extensions ecosystem for Firefox on Android, providing an alternative to Chrome and Safari in the mobile browser market.
Nintendo and Niantic have launched a browser-based AR game called Pikmin Finder, which can be played on mobile devices. Players search for Pikmin in their surroundings using the device's camera and swipe to collect them. The Pikmin can then be used to search for treasure. While not a deep experience, it provides harmless fun, especially for those attending Nintendo Live. Players can also take photos of their Pikmin and treasure.
The Browser Company has launched Arc for mobile, which is not a web browser but a mobile app that brings users' Arc sidebars to their phones. The app is a combination of bookmarking tool and app launcher that allows users to organize their online life in a way that makes sense to them. The app is currently only available on iOS, and users need an existing Arc membership to use it. The Browser Company hopes to eventually replace users' default browser and build its whole "internet computer" vision into a mobile app.