And how do you plan to do this when no mobile browsers suppport extensions?

krrrh · on June 10, 2017

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/

limeblack · on June 10, 2017

So my statement wasn't completely accurate but there still is no support for iOS. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/add-ons-firefox-ios

xiphias · on June 11, 2017

Things like this are the main reason why I switched to Android from iOS after iPhone 1 and didn't look back (also I love my Samsung Edge hardware).

floatboth · on June 10, 2017

Firefox on Android does not get Google's AMP proxying thing in search results anyway. iOS maybe too? idk

ekianjo · on June 10, 2017

has about zero percent market share.

Mindwipe · on June 12, 2017

Samsung's browser does, and has reasonable marketshare. With a few tweaks iOS content blockers could achieve this, and I have to wonder if Apple are considering it.