Waterfox works pretty much as you'd expect a browser to work. You may enable them under Settings > Privacy if you wish so however. Thanks to Tor, Waterfox users don't have to worry about third-party cookies as those are blocked by default. Tracking Protection has been enabled by default, patches from Tor integrated to limit fingerprinting, and as many app permissions as possible has been removed without compromising core functionality. Pocket, a read-it-later and recommendation service that Mozilla integrated in Firefox has been removed, and all telemetry and data collecting of Firefox has been disabled next to that. The browser comes without Google Play Services integration. The developer promises that Waterfox for Android does not restrict users in regards to extensions that they can run in the browser, and that it does not collect or transfer Telemetry data to Mozilla, the Waterfox project, or installation trackers. The new version is based on Tor and features all the privacy improvements that Tor developers added to the base Firefox version the project is based on. The developer of Waterfox, Alex Kontos, released the new Android version of the web browser with big privacy improvements that should appeal to Android users who are interested in privacy.

The new version is available on Google Play and soon also on the alternative marketplace for Android applications F-Droid.

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