Mozilla Firefox Web browser (public preview) for iOS is now available to download. Since this is a public preview build, hence it's available to a limited number of users.

The browser is currently in its public preview form to gather feedback from the audience, and unluckily for a lot of users, it's only available in New Zealand for now, and will be rolling to everyonelater this year.

In this release, the marquee features of this build are as following, as per Mozilla itself:

Intelligent Search:Suggested search results and list of search options, including Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Twitter, Amazon and WordPressFirefox Accounts:Firefox browser history, passwords and tabs from your desktop on your iPhoneVisual Tabs:A card-based grid of open tabs

Here are the official screenshots of the Mozilla Firefox browser running on an iPhone:

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Mozilla Firefox for iOSfeatures support for Firefox Accounts, as mentioned above, which allows you to sync your browser tabs and history between different devices, including your passwords, which comes in handy if you happen to switch between gadgetsa lot, making things as seamless as possible. Apart from that, Mozilla is also throwing in Visual Tabs into the mix, to give you a card style representation of all your open tabs. Lastly, there's Intelligent search as well, which allows you to get search queries from different sources, as listed above.

If you do happen to download Firefox on iOS and have the intention to send Mozilla some valuable feedback, then here's how you can do just that:

We want your feedback to help us make Firefox for iOS great. You can share feedback directly with us in the app. To do this, tap the numeric tab icon on the top right of Firefox for iOS, tap the “Settings” menu on the top left and go to “Support” to send your feedback directly to us.

It was back in December when plans were revealed regarding Mozilla's big step to bring its famed Web browser to the iOS platform. Soon after, it was confirmed officially that the company will be running a limited beta, subsequently leading to this day which sees the first ever preview release for iOS users, that too on a very limited scale.

If you're residing in New Zealand then you can download Mozilla Firefox for iOS from this link. Rest of the users have to wait this one out as Mozilla is planningfor a worldwide release later this year once they have gathered enough feedback.

Let us know in the comments section below what you think about this release, and howdoes it compare to the likes of other third-party browsers such as Chrome or Opera.

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