Firefox для Android: форум сообщества

Hi,

Super cool site-isolation is now rolled out for Firefox Android!

I was checking the 'about:memory' and 'about:process' info pages and noted that there only seems two different processes for all tabs. As Firefox desktop achieves site-isolation via different processes per tab I was wondering if on my android device its correctly enabled. Can you elaborate if this is intended and how the site-isolation on android works?

Thanks!

https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/14/mozillas-firefox-adds-perplexitys-ai-answer-engine-as-a-new-search-option/

I have zero interest in this nonsense malware being added, especially with their terrible reputation for security

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https://support.mozilla.org/th/kb/private-browsing-firefox-android#w_close-all-private-tabs

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