4 ms·
Firefox on Android is a no-brainer because of the extension support. It was a bit rough experience few years ago but has been solid for a long time.
by jampekka 2y ago
Firefox on Android is a no-brainer because of the extension support. It was a bit rough experience few years ago but has been solid for a long time.
- simlan 2y agoSame experience. For a while I had to do chrome again because it became unusable on my aging phone and then they turned the ship around. I am always stunned when I have to use anything else at how unusable some pages are without my extensions.
- pkilgore 2y agoBest Android browser hands down, entirely because of the extension support. I don't know how people use phones with ublock or leechblock. I guess "with less battery life" and "more".
- sexy_seedbox 2y agoKiwi Browser for me on Android with full extensions support and developer tools. Any reason to switch to Firefox on Android?
- rcMgD2BwE72F 2y agoVanadium for GrapheneOS also supports ad-blocking (enabled by default IIRC).
- efreak 2y agoIt's extremely outdated now because the developer has abandoned it. I have the vague impression it's lying about the chromium version it's based on as well, or something related to that.