Great news for Apple users – Mozilla finally going to release its most popular web browser for the iOS users, according to Mozilla’s executives.
It’s really an unexpected move, as the organization has been saying for over four years that it wouldn’t going to release an iOS version of Firefox because Apple requires third-party browsers to utilize its own web engine.
Firefox release manager Lukas Blakk confirmed the stance by tweeting with a hashtag ‘mozlandia‘ made at an internal Firefox event in Portland.
We need to be where our users are so we're going to get Firefox on iOS #mozlandia
— Lukas Blakk (@lsblakk) December 2, 2014
How long this will take to come to iOS, and how will Mozilla implement it on iOS are generally good questions without having any answers at this stage, but at least Mozilla has made-up its mind and Firefox lovers have something to look forward to.






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