I love Chromium on Android, but not having uBlock origin makes me stick with Firefox (or Mull).

  • @Zak
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    71 year ago

    Firefox, barely. There are like 18 extensions unless you run Nightly and jump through a bunch of hoops.

    I am puzzled that this situation has persisted for years now. It seems like Mozilla doesn’t really want extensions on mobile either.

      • @MeatAndSarcasmGuy
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        11 year ago

        It’s incredibly difficult to get the non-mobile-approved extensions added to Firefox. I remember it took me a couple of hours to get it configured and I had to change my browser to the nightly version, which I did not want to do for stability reasons.

        It was even more difficult to install “unsupported” browser extensions. I had to install a very old version of Fennec F-Droid, install the extension, then update to the most current version of Fennec to keep the extension. Through trial and error across several different Firefox versions, I probably wasted 3 hours getting it set up on my phone.

        If you are not motivated and tech savvy (ish), the chances of getting a non-supported extension on Firefox are quite slim.

          • @MeatAndSarcasmGuy
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            11 year ago

            As I said, I wound up on Fennec F-Droid to get the unsupported extension; but if you have any recommendations on browsers on F-Droid that can streamline the process, I would certainly be interested in hearing about them!