• BaroqueInMind
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      1701 year ago

      Are you a developer? If not then the only thing you need to know is that Mozilla is essentially announcing enabling desktop extensions to be able to work on mobile

      • @DryTomatoes
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        291 year ago

        Sick! I just switched to Firefox nightly so I can use ublacklist on mobile.

        • @DrQuint
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          1 year ago

          I’ve used Firefox Nightly for ages, and admittedly, it sometimes lets a crashing bug through. But it was worth it for stuff like old.reddit redirect on tablet, lol. I just don’t want the stupid “USE OUR APP” banners while searching.

          • @DryTomatoes
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            21 year ago

            That’s awesome. I wish I knew about that years ago.

        • @wild
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          71 year ago

          What’s that?

          • –Phase–
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            231 year ago

            It’s an extension that allows you to blacklist certain websites from appearing in search results. So if you wanna prevent for instance facebook links from showing up in search results, uBlacklist can make that possible.

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        So how have we gotten mobile extensions over the last year? Were those pre-selected by Mozilla, perhaps?

    • deweydecibel
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      521 year ago

      Firefox Mobile supported add-ons for many years, but due to having to change some things under the hood a few years ago, add-ons got restricted a bit (though you could still use them).

      They’re basically announcing they finally fixed the issue and they’re coming back.

      • Gamey
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        71 year ago

        More than just a bit, they only approved a few at all as far as I could tell fron the years of using the browser but yea.

    • @[email protected]
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      311 year ago

      They don’t spell this out, but my interpretation is that extension devs will be able to publish extensions for use on Android, without Mozilla explicitly approving each one of them.

      Many desktop extensions work as-is on Android, so when this goes live, we’ll likely see dozens, if not hundreds, of extensions becoming available in the following weeks.