Test Pilot projects to date have only been available for desktop versions of the Firefox browser. However, it appears that the Mozilla Foundation is expanding the use of test applications to mobile devices. The new version of Android Notes for Firefox and Firefox Lockbox for iOS devices prove it.
The Firefox Lockbox 2017 was released, as a first alpha version and was a password manager. Lockbox replaces the old Firefox password manager.
The alpha version of Lockbox was quite functional but did not support importing or exporting passwords. It required a Firefox account for more security but lacked essential features like automatic σύνδεση ή την αυτόματη συμπλήρωση των data user in the login forms.
The Mozilla Foundation released Firefox Notes in beta in July 2017 for Firefox running on desktops. Adds a basic notes feature to the browser. An updated version was released in April 2018, which supported many new features in the notes.
So the two projects above (Lockbox and Notes) were released as independent applications for iOS and Android, and not as extensions of the browser.
Lockbox is the first Test Pilot for Firefox on iOS devices. Lockbox syncs passwords with Firefox versions for computers and supports Face ID and Fingerprint touch to lock-unlock the application.
Firefox's Lockbox requires a Firefox account. It is a standalone application, not an extension for Firefox, and is only available in selected countries (United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand).
The Mozilla Foundation is reportedly developing an Android version of the app.
Notes now come as a standalone application for Android devices. Users can download and install Notes from the official Google Store to keep their notes synchronized between Firefox installations on other devices.
You can write notes on Android and sync them with your desktop to read your desktop notes from your Android device.
How to get apps?
Visit her official webpage Firefox Test Pilot. Lockbox and Notes are located on this page. Firefox Lockbox is offered as an iOS app that you can install from the Apple Store, while Notes (Secure Notepad App) is available on Google Play.
Both require a Firefox account and Firefox Sync.
