• HiramFromTheChi
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    181 year ago

    Firefox is already the best browser. And the best mobile browser, especially on Android, where it can really shine (since on iOS it’s just rebranded WebKit).

    A full, open ecosystem of desktop extensions on mobile is bound to create a huge value gap between Firefox and other browsers.

  • @Jumper775
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    51 year ago

    Nail in the coffin, ordering an android as my next phone.

    • @[email protected]
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      141 year ago

      Mobile browsing without ads is such a refreshing experience. Some apps show websites in the internal chromium webview, though and I am always unpleasantly surprised seeing websites in their natural state.

  • f00f/eris
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    11 year ago

    I’m having trouble reading the announcement; does this mean any extension I use on Firefox for Linux, I might be able to use on Android? LibRedirect is the main one I care about right now

    • morriscox
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      11 year ago

      Apparently, Firefox looks to see if it has the same extension and then pairs them. You don’t actually get the original extension, just the Firefox version.

      • f00f/eris
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        21 year ago

        Are you talking about the Chrome extensions announcement? I understood this to be something different