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Don't forget to add FuckFuckAdblock to your filters. This filter blocks the "this site detected you're running an ad blocker" messages. Works in both desktop Firefox and mobile with uBlock Origin.
Android feature Firefox has that I can't live without is the DarkReader extension being supported on not just desktop but Firefox for Android. Lol, I made the switch to Firefox specifically for DarkReader.
Kiwi on Android does, as well, for what it's worth. I still prefer Firefox, but Kiwi is my backup browser for those rare times a site doesn't like Firefox.
reddit enhancement suite
Here's the uBO bug tracker for the upcoming change.
edit - https://github.com/filips123/PWAsForFirefox
I always see people say this, but its patently false.
It’s not much, but Iceraven does exist.
For example the Streamlink project and a native video player of your choice like MPC-HC (or VLC or MPC-BE) are way more performant than any of the browsers ever will be, and way better for battery life if you're on a laptop. I only view the chat from my browser (if I care) and always watch the video in a native player.
For example the Streamlink project and a native video player of your choice like MPC-HC (or VLC or MPC-BE) are way more performant than any of the browsers ever will be, and way better for battery life if you're on a laptop. I only view the chat from my browser (if I care) and always watch the video in a native player.
I still use Firefox daily. I flirted with Vivaldi instead and it has some benefits, but I just prefer Firefox. It's worrying however to see it, in some ways, become worse. The relatively recent UI changes for instance were not great, to the point that people were driven to creating a way to revert some of that; https://github.com/black7375/Firefox-UI-Fix/wiki/Installation-Guide is something I use myself to get some of old Photon back.
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