Gregory's ServerItβs official: more than 400 new extensions are now available on Firefox for Android π₯ https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/new-extensions-youll-love-now-available-on-firefox-for-android/
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@calisti unfortunately not, Apple does not allow that. Don't use π if you wanna have nice things.  @Noptisun π things are mostly pretty nice. As a long time android user, I was surprised and I donβt want to go back. But π has a some very weird ways of βprotectingβ their ecosystem, and itβs about time someone sued them about that. @calisti it's not any weirder than Google products. It's just that their main profit source isn't your data, but you buying as much of their hardware as possible. Sole existence of π ecosystem revolves around making user buy more and more π crap. Problems stem from that. @Noptisun Just, itβs not crap, itβs actually very good hardware, and the software is enjoyable to use, with the exception discussed here. Iβve got an iPhone and a Samsung Galaxy SomethingSomething (work phone), and what can u say? The iPhone wins by far. @Noptisun And yes, I fully agree with your response in all other regards.   @mozilla I was a day one user thanks to my university ! They had dual boot servers with Firefox into Ubuntu, that was a pure blast.    @mozilla This is great. It would be really nice to also have an option for Firefox Android to force install addons that aren't marked as compatible. Currently this is possible but it's a massive pain https://www.androidpolice.com/install-add-on-extension-mozilla-firefox-android/ In particular Reddit Enhancement Suite and Moderator Toolbox are both incredibly useful and compatible with Android Firefox but cannot be installed easily   @mozilla@mozilla.social Good. Keep it on. Keep making the browsee better. @mozilla |
@mozilla Next: Firefox for iOS. Thankyouverymuch