Firefox for Android is testing credit card and address autofill features

After switching to Fenix, Mozilla has added most of the basic and privacy features to the Firefox browser for Android, and supports some extensions. In the recently updated Nightly version, Mozilla has brought it the ability to automatically save and fill in address and credit card information.

The new Firefox Nightly version for Android includes

• Lets you view labels in a Grid layout
• Ability to automatically close tabs after a certain period of time, just like Safari on iOS
• Features enhanced tracking protection and blocks redirect trackers
• Supports external download managers and voice search
• Automatically fill in login name and password

Desktop Firefox has supported automatic credit card filling since version 81, but the Android version has not followed suit. Now in the latest Nightly version, users can enable it by enabling the experimental flag. Unfortunately, this is just a placeholder and will not take effect after enabling it. The steps to enable it are as follows

• Make sure you are using the latest Firefox Nightly version
• Click the "..." button to enter the settings
• Scroll to the bottom and click “About Firefox Nightly”
• Click the Firefox icon three times and a debug menu will appear.
• Navigate back to Settings and select "Secret Settings"

• Click Add Credit Card and enter the details. You don't need to enter the CVV here. After that, whenever you encounter a web form that requires payment via credit card, select the option and Firefox will automatically fill in the credit card data.