> Still no text-reflow.
It has a "reader view" with adjustable font size, like the desktop version. Not exactly a text reflow, but helps with some websites a lot.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/view-articles-reader-vi...
(in the new version, it appears to have an icon in URL bar instead of menu entry, the article probably needs to be updated)
Re:A new Firefox for Android experience
by BiteCode_dev on Tuesday August 25, 2020 @01:22PM
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Bitwarden, as an app, can fill password in any app, including web sites viewed in firefox.
It's not as well integrated as an extension, and has some bugs, but it's a decent workaround.
Still no text-reflow. Sorry, but any browser designed for mobile which doesn't offer this as a standard feature is just unusable, in my book.
It might not be obvious to the beardie young hipster developers out there, but some of us older folks are no longer able to read text at 6pt and might actually like you to prioritise making the web legible on your browser, over junk like themes and picture-in-picture video.
Curated list of plugins. OK, so they've got some of my regular 'must-haves' on there now; uBlock Origin, HTTPS Everywhere and Privacy Badger. But I can't use my password manager [Bitwarden]. Is there a technical reason why most of the extensions which work on Firefox desktop version aren't automatically compatible with the mobile version? [see note on Yandex below]
Nice try Mozilla. But I'll stick with Yandex which offers text-reflow and works with nearly the full range of Chrome desktop compatible plugins.
And was already fast.