The full-page translation feature on Firefox for iPhone is now available.

The ability to translate entire web pages in Firefox is one of the features added to the browser, including Firefox on iPhone version 146, eliminating the need to translate web page content section by section.

 

Firefox's full-page translation feature works entirely on your device, not sending page addresses or content to third-party services like Google Translate, unlike some other browsers. The Firefox full-page translation feature has been rolling out since the beginning of December and is currently only available in German, French, Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese, with more languages ​​to be added in the near future.

When you visit a website with a language different from your device's language settings, Firefox will display a translate button to the left of the address bar. When you click that button, the browser will begin translating the webpage.

 

 

Meanwhile, Firefox for Android will also support customizable home screen icons, just like Firefox already does on iPhone and iPad.

Simply go to the app settings, select Customize > App Icon, and you'll see all the icons available for you to change. Currently, the icon designs include Retro 2004 (Firefox desktop icon from 2004), Pixelated, Cuddling, Pride, Flaming, Minimal (black and white design), Cool, and Momo.