New Update Total Cookie Protection is now available in Firefox for Android

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" Mozilla is set to release Firefox 107 for Android devices tomorrow. The update adds support for the enhanced anti-tracking feature, Total Cookie Protection. "

There is no separate option for enabling Total Cookie Protection in Firefox for Android, because it is a part of the Enhanced Tracking Protection setting, so you will need to use the Strict or Custom settings instead of the Standard protection. As you may know, the Enhanced Tracking Protection in Firefox blocks trackers based on a list that is maintained by Mozilla. You should still use uBlock Origin to protect your privacy, and to block ads more efficiently.

The release notes for Firefox 107 for Android states that the browser has smoother scrolling. Mozilla has fixed the missing text selection magnifier issue. Users should now experience fewer HTTPS errors, because the app will preload intermediate certificates. Firefox now supports Google's GBoard's image keyboard on devices running on Android 7.1+ and above.

According to the Firefox release calendar, Mozilla will begin rolling out the Firefox 107 update from November 15th, so you may want to keep on the app's listing on the Google Play Store to update your version. If you want to test the feature right now, you can download the Nightly or Beta builds of Firefox.

Total Cookie Protection is now available in Firefox for Android - gHacks Tech News

Mozilla has added support for Total Cookie Protection in Firefox for Android. The improved anti-tracking feature is available in Firefox 107.

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[MuzzMelbourne]

Firefox extends its anti-tracking protection to Android

Firefox announced today that its Total Cookie Protection (TCP) feature that protects users from trackers is now available on Android.

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How to enable Total Cookie Protection in Firefox for Android​

Total Cookie Protection is supported by Firefox 111 for Android or newer. The feature may not be turned on by default, as it is only supported by the browser's strict Tracking Protection mode, which is not the default mode of Firefox.

To enable the extra privacy protections in Firefox, do the following:

1. Open Firefox on Android.
2. Select Menu > Settings.
3. Scroll down and tap on "Enhanced Tracking Protection".
4. Make sure that Enhanced Tracking Protection is enabled on the page that opens.
5. Switch the status from "standard (default)" to strict.

Firefox for Android will from that moment on separate cookies by domain.

Firefox for Android update enhances privacy, but you may need to enable the feature - gHacks Tech News

Mozilla launched Firefox 111 for Android, and with it a new privacy feature that users may need to enable to take advantage of.

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Mull browser v110 already has it