If it's API restrictions, they should create a browser extension! Maybe someday Firefox mobile will allow add-ons again :(
Huh? Firefox on Android does support addons. There's only a small subset of them available by default but you can enable support for all addons as well although you'll have to use Fennec or Mull from FDroid for that.
Go to the "About Fennec" menu and tap the logo several times to enable the hidden "Custom Add-on collection" menu. Create an account on Mozilla Add-ons website and add all the addons you like. Use the profile ID to add the collection in the hidden menu you unlocked.
Yeah, I know, using addons shouldn't be so convoluted.
So the restricted addons is specifically because they reviewed that subset personally and thus is, at least for Goog's policies, okay.
(Yes, I'm aware of Kiwi browser. Says a lot about app store moderation.)
I access twitter only via links usually, when someone refers to a tweet.
A quick test by replacing "tw" with "n" in the URL led to "not found", so apparently it's not that easy.
Edit: Reading capability is a clear advantage. It's .net, not .com, actually it works. Though editing is less comfortable now, so question still remains valid :)
It can be configured to direct all requests for Twitter.com to a Nitter instance specified by you (or a random one).
The browser addon can also be configured to redirect YouTube requests to Invidious, Instagram requests to Bibliogram, and even others.
The privacy-redirect browser addon is available for Mozilla Firefox [1], Google Chrome [2] and Microsoft Edge [3].
[0] https://github.com/SimonBrazell/privacy-redirect
[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/privacy-redir...
[2] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/privacy-redirect/p...
[3] https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/privacy-re...