What about Kiwi and Iceraven (Iceraven is a Firefox fork which has more extensions)
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I've been using the nightly build, using the desktop extensions for a while now. It's SO worth it. In particular, the YouTube "SponsorBlock" is super convenient.
I use Firefox and on my android tablet but I dont on my iphone since apple doesn't allow extensions on third party browsers. Its so annoying
Firefox on Android used to do this. I switched to Kiwi when they dropped it.
Been using Iceraven, although it only supports a handful of extensions such as dark reader and uBlock
Awesome, I won’t need to switch to the desktop version just because I’m missing a few extension.
Maybe I'll stop using Brave. Sounds cool af
This sounds huge! This may be a dumb question, but: do extensions on mobile require any special security tools that don't already exist?
I remember wanting to try out Firefox on Android but not being able to use it with Tampermonkey which was a real bummer. Better late than never, I guess?
One question on my mind is why it took so long. Is Android a harder platform to make extensions available on or something?
It did support extensions until they basically redesigned the app from the ground up a few years back. They said they'd focus on stability first then move on from there.