On the browser itself, I launched it, navigate on a URI, closed it, relaunched it, type the firsts characters of my previous URI and it auto completed it. From my history I guess.
So it's not like incognito mode on other browsers. (Haven't retested again)
They launched the android version not too long ago. This is probably just a push to get the word out to people who may not have heard. Fair enough in my opinion.
> From my history I guess
I don't think it's from your history. It seems like many common websites are preset to autocomplete; stackoverflow.com for example. Because it doesn't save history this seems like a nice way to reduce friction for users. I could be wrong though.
> I don't think it's from your history. It seems like many common websites are preset to autocomplete; stackoverflow.com for example. Because it doesn't save history this seems like a nice way to reduce friction for users. I could be wrong though.
In my experience, your statement is correct. Firefox Focus does not store history. It does have a long list of sites that it autocompletes. Whenever I visit HN, I actually type news.ycombinator.com into the address bar since Focus does not have bookmarking. But I don't mind that, and consider that as a feature.
I've just tested it again and indeed it haven't occurred again.
A good thing so :)