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Outside Chrome, the answer is that the extension support is a very big and fragile (hard to maintain) patch for Chromium.

Here's a list of browsers with extensions:

• Kiwi and Yandex browser support most Chrome extensions
• Firefox, Mozilla's Reference Browser and Firefox forks support most Firefox extensions, but you need to make a "collection" if you want more variety than the default list
• Samsung Internet supports some content blockers as app-based extensions
• SmartCookieWeb, Berry Browser, Sleipnir support userscripts
• Many other browsers also have some form of tracker and/or ad blocking

Odd. The app is called "App Ops - permission manager".

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rikka.appops All you need is root and a background service

Well, the tweets also need login to see nowadays, so here's an article for you: https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-twitter-users-being-forced-sign-in-see-tweets-2023-7