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Re:Can the new Firefox Quantum regain its web browser market... by KozmoNau7 on Friday November 24, 2017 @12:59PM (#15772075)
For me, the biggest benefit of using Firefox on mobile is access to extensions. Full-featured uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger make mobile browsing a lot less annoying.
Re:Can the new Firefox Quantum regain its web browser market... by readams on Friday November 24, 2017 @01:22PM (#15772221)
Ublock was enough to make slower Firefox on Android worth using because it makes sites so much faster. Once the quantum features start arriving on mobile its going to be impossible for chrome to match.
Re:Can the new Firefox Quantum regain its web browser market... by armada651 on Friday November 24, 2017 @04:15PM (#15773048)
They're already on mobile in the stable release. I'm posting this comment from Firefox Quantum on Android right now.
Re:Can the new Firefox Quantum regain its web browser market... by bwat49 on Friday November 24, 2017 @10:03PM (#15774200)
A lot of the performance stuff such as Stylo hasn't landed on the Android version yet
Re:Can the new Firefox Quantum regain its web browser market... by treffer on Friday November 24, 2017 @01:32PM (#15772271)
My must-have list is https everywhere (from EFF) and uBlock origin.

I hope that the mobile browser will get at least the same level of attention as in the past.

Re:Can the new Firefox Quantum regain its web browser market... by craftyguy on Saturday November 25, 2017 @01:09AM (#15774665)
These extensions work just fine on FF 57 for Android, so I'm not really sure of the point you are trying to make.
Re:Can the new Firefox Quantum regain its web browser market... by gmemstr on Friday November 24, 2017 @01:31PM (#15772266)
They are available in Nightly and Beta, I'm surprised they aren't in the main release yet.
Re:Can the new Firefox Quantum regain its web browser market... by seretogis on Friday November 24, 2017 @03:54PM (#15772968)
Firefox Focus is a mobile browser flavor which requires no installation of any extension, and behaves a bit like windows in "Private" mode but with ad blocking by default.

I use Firefox Focus as my default browser for all news/app/etc links except for when I specifically need access to existing sessions and don't want to log everything in again.