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I can recommend Fennec. You can activate a developer mode and install any extensions you want to.

• aceazzameen 5y ago
  Yes, I use Fennec too. It's not lack of extensions that's the problem. It's the user experience of the mobile UI of Firefox in general. It's terrible. Too many actions behind too many taps, long animation durations within the UI, can't move tabs around (except in Nightly), new tab page getting in the way of everything, no tabs on tablets, and more. Firefox 68 is still so much faster and superior in those regards, despite any issues it had.
• hda2 5y ago
  > You can activate a developer mode and install any extensions you want to. You mean a full feature-complete devtools like what you'd find in the desktop version of firefox?! If so, then it's a life saver. The only other browser that I'm aware of that offers full devtools on android is kiwi, but that browser force-disables ublock origin and other extensions on some sites.
• ranguna 5y ago
  > You can activate a developer mode and install any extensions you want to I just installed fennec and for the life of me I cannot find these developer tools anywhere.
  • rsolva 5y ago
    It's pretty well hidden and involves quite a few steps. I think you should be able to follow the same steps as in this Firefox Nightly guide: https://www.ghacks.net/2020/10/01/you-can-now-install-any-add-on-in-firefox-nightly-for-android-but-it-is-complicated/ https://www.ghacks.net/2020/10/01/you-can-now-install-any-ad...
    • ranguna 5y ago
      Thanks for the info!