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> this is not true. I used to have many addons working perfectly on Android. That doesn't contradict the statement you're replying to at all. > Wow, all 9 of
by jamienicol 6y ago
> this is not true. I used to have many addons working perfectly on Android.
That doesn't contradict the statement you're replying to at all.
> Wow, all 9 of them?
Yes, the major ones that people use. More are coming but I'd guess those 9 cover the vast majority of add-on installs
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- mastazi 6y agoOK, let me rephrase my comment: The number of add-ons that used to work before, was exponentially bigger than 9. Can we agree on that? One example of add-ons that will stop working, is the Google container. Mozilla keeps making choices on behalf of its users by releasing an official Facebook container but not an official Google container (or an Amazon or a Twitter one) even though it would be trivial to fork the Fb container to achieve that [1]. This is problematic because we know that the largest share of Mozilla's revenue is from Google. That's like a smoking cessation products company that is funded by Philip Morris. So, you will excuse me if I think that some or recent Mozilla's choices are not in the interest of its users. [1] and no, the multi-account container is not the answer because it's non-trivial to set up for less technical users