@Juujian to [email protected] • 1 year ago

Anybody know a way to install a custom .xpi on firefox Android?

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Anybody know a way to install a custom .xpi on firefox Android?

@Juujian to [email protected] • 1 year ago

Preferable wouldn’t require rooting the phone, but curious to hear if there is a way that requires rooting also.

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Works only for add-ons that can be found at add-ons.mozilla.com, not for .xpi files :(

I might check it I can just upload my own .xpi though
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  As long as you’re not trying any sketchy xpi, should be fine.

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