Firefox Sync Feature
Discussions revolve around Firefox Sync's capabilities for syncing bookmarks, passwords, tabs, history, and addons across devices, often praising its privacy, end-to-end encryption, self-hosting options, and comparisons to Chrome and Safari sync.
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Firefox has sync, but it's opt-in, not opt out. You have to login.
If I'm not mistaking, Firefox Sync will do that too.
Firefox's sync is better, because it's not tied to the Apple ecosystem :P
Firefox does that https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/sync/
Firefox offers an account (bookmarks, tabs, etc) sync functionality with between the desktop browsers and mobile apps.
Doesn't Firefox "Sync" (a standard feature) already solve this more or less?
Now that Firefox, Chrome and Safari all sync through various cloud accounts, is that really still an issue?
If you mean Firefox sync, it does not, due to privacy reasons.
So whats different from Firefox Sync which already just works for centuries now?
firefox uses firefox sync (which predates chrome sync) to sync your bookmarks, passwords, addons, etc. it also syncs with firefox for android and firefox for iOS...