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Did you mean "Safari"? Because it was Firefox that had them the whole time, albeit significantly fewer after Quantum update.
by paulryanrogers 3y ago
Did you mean "Safari"? Because it was Firefox that had them the whole time, albeit significantly fewer after Quantum update.
- robertoandred 3y agoExcept the story you're commenting on is Firefox getting them soon.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoFirefox is restoring access to more add-ons. Most were actually available to folks running Nightly or Fennec, yet with no guarantees all APIs had been ported. Regardless, my point stands, Safari mobile lacked extensions for over a decade while Firefox was offering some on Android. Can iOS browsers even offer meaningful extensions so long as Apple forces them to be a skin on Webkit? (With Safari getting privileged access of course.)