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FYI there is a chromium fork called Kiwi Browser that supports extensions. I'm using it to tell you this right now.
by betwixthewires 5y ago
FYI there is a chromium fork called Kiwi Browser that supports extensions. I'm using it to tell you this right now.
- beerandt 5y agoKiwi has become my goto Android browser, and it's not even close. Primary reason being chrome add-on support. But it does have a high number of quirks make it through to release versions. Like tab ordering in the current version is broken, such that swiping tabs are in a different order than browsing tabs.
- betwixthewires 5y agoI've noticed those quirks too. Maybe I've just grown a tolerance for buggy software, I do tolerate a lot of idiosyncrasies these days. But I would rather deal with silly mistakes than deliberate crippling of tools I need to use.
- beerandt 5y agoIt says something about the goals of app and especially browser design when buggy but not feature crippled consistently beats "not buggy" but constantly removing user features to add tracking and other things we never asked for, like exposing saved payment methods.