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FYI Android Firefox, since version 68, only allows installation of addons that are on a certain whitelist. For custom extensions, they require you to register o
by 2h 4y ago
FYI Android Firefox, since version 68, only allows installation of addons that are on a certain whitelist. For custom extensions, they require you to register on addons.mozilla.org, even if you just want to install an extension you wrote yourself.
- rejectfinite 4y agoYes? Nothing to do with manifest v3? Also, better than any other browser on Android. Chrome allows no addons. Samsung internet and Edge only has Adblock Plus. Brave, Opera and Vivaldi has its own built-in adblockers. There is Kiwi browser and Bromite but those where way behind on Chromium versions last I checked. On android and IOS I would use Brave and/or Firefox.
- 2h 4y agosaying Firefox is "better than any other browser on Android" might be true, but it still doesn't make a forced whitelist acceptable. Users should be able to accept the risk and install untrusted addons with a warning. Again, if its an addon that I wrote myself, I should not need Mozilla's approval to install that on my own device.