Private windows are another feature of Mozilla Firefox, which let you browse the internet without Firefox saving your search history or websites visited. You can also customize your browser to add and remove buttons from the top bar. Everything is easy to find, but there is essentially no clutter on your screen until you need it to be there. We’re generally a fan of decluttered interfaces on our web browsers, so Mozilla Firefox gets a big thumbs up from us, and we’re especially fond of the purple color palette that Mozilla has adopted. If you have any add-ons installed, you may also see a symbol for it here too (Adblock for example).

Some other features that can be accessed via the menu also have shortcut buttons on the main browser window, including access to your search history and bookmarks, sidebars, and your Firefox account. In here you will find options to open new windows, access your add-ons and change your settings. Almost every option is hidden away in menus that are accessed from a single button in the top right hand corner (the three lines button, which some people call the hamburger button apparently).

If you’re a regular Google Chrome user then Firefox will feel incredibly familiar to you, as it apes the minimalist design that Google pioneered years ago. You’ll also have an icon on your desktop. When it’s finished, Mozilla Firefox will be installed on your computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone and it should open the browser window. The installation process is automatic once you run the file, and it only takes a few moments. The file should download automatically, but depending on your current browser you may be asked whether you want to save or run the file - either option is fine, but we’d recommend saving it to your downloads folder and opening it once it finishes downloading. From there, simply click the Download Firefox button. You simply head over to the Mozilla website, click into the browsers section and click the appropriate section (either desktop or mobile version depending on your device). Mozilla Firefox review: Installation and setup Mozilla Firefox is a sleek, streamlined web browser with a great look, all the features and functions that you’d look for and extra security features bolted on to keep you safe online. This sleek reimagining of the icon has shed its memory eating ways and now it’s a serious contender in the battle for the top web browser crown. But now Mozilla Firefox is back and it means business.

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