Even though Chrome manages the mobile browser space on Android, Mozilla Firefox is a fair option with added — yet restricted — support for third-party extensions that make it a likely candidate for your browsing needs.
Adding new extensions has been a bit of a pain however for some time, so Mozilla has now decided to streamline the process and make it significantly simpler to add or discover browser extensions to the Android work of Firefox.
Firefox 85 is set to start turning out from January 25, 2021, and will incorporate the ability for Android proprietors to add or install extensions to their mobile browser straightforwardly from adding.mozilla.org.
While this is extraordinary information, you will in any case be restricted to adding “official” extensions to the Android version of Firefox. The old technique for adding extensions utilizing the Add-ons Manager is probably going to be taken out, as Mozilla affirmed that client confusion suggested this new strategy is being actualized.
Mozilla has affirmed that work is ongoing to add support for more Firefox extensions on Android, which may make it a truly strong option in the long term.
In case you’re running a Nightly form of the mobile browser, you can simply move over once the new system is set up from one week from now.
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