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>This is baffling given that mobile Firefox has a rare feature for a mobile browser: it's able to install extensions and so can block ads. I'm not sure about t
by Rebelgecko 6y ago
>This is baffling given that mobile Firefox has a rare feature for a mobile browser: it's able to install extensions and so can block ads.
I'm not sure about the extent to which this is true? I dont think Firefox has extensions on iOS (probably not up to Mozilla). Meanwhile, the extension experience on Android is "bumpy" to put it lightly. Just a few weeks ago, FF mobile broke nearly every single extension (apparently this was intentional, but it makes for a bad user experience)
- Traubenfuchs 6y agoThere are now adblocker ("Content Blocker") apps for mobile Safari, iOS provides an API for that. No other extensions though.
- calpaterson 6y agoSorry, I don't really know about ios. I was talking about Android where I've been blocking ads with firefox for yonks