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Firefox's app (at least on Android, not sure about iOS) lets you install some extensions, notably uBlock origin.

• lawl 5y ago
  It used to let you all extenstions, before mozilla went full google and crippled it.
  • tadfisher 5y ago
    Google Play changed their policies to disallow downloading and executing code from sources other than the Play Store. The blessed extensions in Firefox for Android are actually shipped in the APK.
    • lawl 5y ago
      False. When they rolled this out i was trvially able to replace the allowed extensions id's with a root shell and they downloaded and worked just fine. Also, a website is also downloading and execing js, the same as an extension.
    • anonymousab 5y ago
      There are other browsers that allow custom extensions, and Firefox Nightly does with a bit of finagling.
  • kuschku 5y ago
    Firefox Nightly allows you to set whichever set of extensions you desire as the "blessed" extension collection, so you can also create a custom collection and choose that. But the Firefox rewrite isn’t handling all extensions well. Container Tabs break hilariously, spawning tenthousands of tabs. Tampermonkey and similar extensions that spawn popup windows or custom tabs fail, too. Sidebar extensions like vertical tabs break as well. But you can get them to work :)
• hansel_der 5y ago
  'Firefox Klar' literally includes an adblocker