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For Android version 4 and above, quit was removed from Firefox 20 to meet Google's guidelines. If you wish, you can re-add it. Here's how.

For Android version 4 and above, ''quit'' was removed from the Firefox menu to meet Google's application guidelines. You can still close Firefox or any other app from the app switch screen, by using the app swiching button [[Image:app switch button 25px - Android Jelly Bean]]. (If you do not see the above button long press on the home button to bring up app switch screeen) If you wish, you can re-add ''quit''. Here's how. {for not m20} [[Template:ApplytoFx|channel=release|slug=mobile]] {/for} __TOC__ = How to add Quit back using a Firefox for Android add-on = Here's how to install an add-on to bring back Quit so you can close Firefox. #Tap the {button Menu} button [[Template:AndroidMenuLocation]], then tap {button Tools} and tap {button Add-ons}. #Tap the orange {button Folder} icon in the upper-right of the Add-ons screen. Alternatively you could go directly to https://addons.mozilla.org/android/ to achieve the same result.<br><br>[[Image:Android ICS Orange Folder for Add-ons 320 px wide]] # Search for ''quitnow''<br/><br />[[Image:search for quit now - ICS Android]]<br /><br /> and tap on it.<br /><br />[[Image:tap on quitnow - Android ICS]]<br /><br /> # Tap {button Add to Firefox}<br /><br />[[Image:add to firefox - quitnow - Android ICS]]<br /><br /> and then tap {button Install} to install the QuitNow add-on. Your Firefox menu will now have a {button Quit} button that allows you to exit Firefox for Android.<br /><br />[[Image:quitnow is now quit in firefox menu - Android ICS]] [[Template:ShareArticle|link=http://mzl.la/1c2PWw3]]