With many popular desktop web browsers like Opera, Chrome, Safari and even Internet Explorer jumping from PC to the smartphone and tablet world, Mozilla surely doesn’t want to be left behind and wants to show to other web browser rivals how it’s done by delivering its popular internet browser Firefox app to mobile platforms. Recently,

Firefox app for Android

 just received new update from Mozilla and it brings desktop-like experience to this web browser.

This new updated

Firefox app for Android comes with some new great features and improvements to the app

. So if you are an Android user and you also like using Firefox more than any other web browsers that you’ve already installed on your device, then this new updates of Firefox app is absolutely a must download.

Firefox for Android

Firefox for Android with the new updates is now live on Google Play Store and is ready to grab for those of you who are using Android devices and the most importantly, it’s FREE to download.

In this new updated Firefox app, there is a new feature that allows you to transfer all of the bookmarks and pages of your Firefox browser on your PC and have them all synchronized easily to your Android device. Isn’t that freakin’ awesome, huh?

And it’s not only that. With this new updated Firefox, now the speed and performance of the browser on your phone are improved to the next level. From loading the pages, zooming in and out the web page with pinch to zoom method, are all much much faster and smoother than before. Not to mention, if you love opening heavy flash-based web pages, now the new Firefox app comes with Adobe Flash support.

There is also a new search bar that Mozilla calls it as “The Awesome Screen” that provides you the same things you already have on the Firefox PC version, like your browsing history, bookmarks, password and form data, of course, after you’ve successfully synchronized this Firefox app with your PC.

The other features like “Do Not Track” allows you to avoid some particular websites from tracking your visit (it has something to do with the contextual ads that usually appear on websites) and “Master Password”, which you’re already familiar to use in the desktop version, to store all the login data and encrypt them all with your own Master Password.

So what are you waiting for? If you love browsing in your spare time with your Android gadget, then you should have this Firefox app installed already by now.

Firefox for Android on Google Play Store via PhoneArena