Mozilla started testing the Firefox password manager for the iOS platform

Experimental versions of the applications may be unstable and are not recommended daily. The only way for users to test the features being developed. Mozilla has come up with a different method for its Firefox browser called Test Pilot. This feature allows users of the official version of the browser to test the pilot features on which the company operates. Mozilla has now announced that it will bring Test Pilot to its browser on loaded devices with two new experimental features.

Firefox Lockbox is the first new feature available for Firefox users on the iOS platform via Test Pilot. This feature is a password manager that allows the browser to automatically login to any site on which the user's password has been saved. On the other hand, it works with Touch ID and Face ID. Lockbox is available in Firefox for the iOS platform only.

Since Test Pilot has also been brought to Firefox for the Android platform, the following beta feature is available exclusively on Google's operating system. This feature is called Notes by Firefox, which allows users to write their thoughts directly from the browser. The notes are synchronized with the help of different basic operating systems, which allows users to view the notes that they wrote in the Windows version of Firefox later on their Android smartphones. All notes are coded with converged encryption technology.

Interested users can participate in Test Pilot, but only need Firefox and Firefox Sync for these features to work properly.

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