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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. If you wish, you can re-add it. 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 and exit 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 QuitNow} button that allows you to exit Firefox for Android.<br /><br />[[Image:quitnow in firefox menu - Android ICS]]