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Firefox supports adblockers on mobile, and the functionality exceeds what Safari content blockers are able to achieve

• captn3m0 5y ago
  Not really on iOS: https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-ios/issues/7374 https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-ios/issues/7374
  • shawnz 5y ago
    Right, I mean on platforms other than iOS of course. That's why third party browser engines ought to be allowed, so that vendors like Mozilla would be able to provide those features on iOS too.
    • irrational 5y ago
      But then people could build web apps that could cut into the App Store revenue. We can’t have that happening.
      • royal_ts 5y ago
        I never understood why that's the case; on Android you can submit your PWA to the Playstore easily via Trusted Web Activities - Apple could just do the same thing to monetize Webapps.. don't quite understand what's hindering them here
        • jhasse 5y ago
          They don't want you to build PWAs at all. They want to lock you into their proprietary iOS APIs.