I don’t understand why “FoxyProxy” is a recommended addon! That addon has an absolutely terrible quality and experience. Hooray! Thanks to all the hard working Firefox employees! You make the web a better place! I’m looking forward to the new Android browser. Noscrip is gone to, what you want me to run javascrip, so now you are going to tell me how to run my divice OK we will see!

If i cant have ublock add on then i realy dont need firefox

Tags: android, fenix, geckoview, mobile, webextensionsĬategories: mobile, webextensions 10 responses When we have more information about how we plan to support add-ons in Firefox for Android beyond our near-term goals, we will post them on this blog. When an add-on you previously installed becomes supported, we will notify you. For these reasons, it’s possible that not all the add-ons you have previously installed in Firefox for Android will be supported in the near future. To this end, we are prioritizing Recommended Extensions that are optimized for different screen sizes and cover common mobile use cases. We want to ensure that any add-on supported in the new Firefox for Android provides an exceptional, secure mobile experience to our users. As one of the most popular extensions in our Recommended Extensions program, uBlock Origin helps millions of users gain control of their web experience by blocking intrusive ads and improving page load times.Īs GeckoView builds more support for WebExtensions APIs, we will continue to enable other Recommended Extensions to work in the new Firefox for Android. It is currently available on Firefox Preview Nightly and will soon be available on Firefox for Android Nightly. In the next few weeks, uBlock Origin will be the first add-on to become available in the new Firefox for Android. A few weeks ago, Firefox Preview moved into the Firefox for Android Nightly pre-release channel, starting a new chapter of the Firefox experience on Android. This new, high-performance browser for Android has been rebuilt from the ground up using GeckoView, Mozilla’s mobile browser engine and has been available for early testing as Firefox Preview. Last fall, we announced our intention to support add-ons in Mozilla’s reinvented Firefox for Android browser.

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