@jamesbicycle @malwaretech @torproject

I just use #Fennec [#FirefoxMobile minus #Tracking and shit!]( https://f-droid.org/de/packages/org.mozilla.fennec_fdroid/ ) as well #TorBrowser [for #Android]( https://guardianproject.info/apps/org.torproject.torbrowser/ )....

It just works!

#UseTor more, people...

@pallenberg ublock Origin. Seit vielen, vielen, vielen Jahren das erste und wichtigste Add-On auf jedem neuen System. Und der Grund, warum ich auf Android den #FirefoxMobile nutze.

#Firefox #ublockorigin

@FennecEveryHr it's cuter than the one on my phone!

#Fennec #Firefox #FirefoxMobile #FDroid

@strypey @tripleo
I just opened one of my public #GitHub repos in #FirefoxMobile on #Android, used the #NoScript extension to block all scripts from both github.com and githubassets.com, and I can still read source code files, browse commit history, etc.

On the mobile site, the page element containing the repo's root directory is hidden by default (presumably to conserve screen real estate). Naturally, un-hiding that hidden page element requires #JavaScript, so that's why the "view code" link doesn't work. However, that's the only part of the mobile site that I could find which requires JS.

A simple fix: Enable the "Desktop site" toggle in your mobile browser settings. 😉

How dare you @mozilla forcing the use of your inbuilt #pdfreader on #firefoxmobile 🤬

Mine updated today to 111 and from a quick search and read on Reddit it seems there's no setting to revert this behaviour?!

@dynamicsymmetry have you tried using #FirefoxMobile and setting it to Desktop mode?

Cuz that alleviates shitty webdesign issues for me most of the time...

I found out today that #FirefoxMobile now has the ability to block those annoying cookie pop-ups automatically! The feature was added to #Ghostery which is an extension that is compatible with Firefox Mobile. Give it a try!

https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2022/09/14/never-consent-new-privacy-tool-makes-tracking-cookie-pop-ups-disappear/

#privacy #firefox

Falls jemand Lust hat, den alten Firefox Mobile wieder auszuprobieren. Funktioniert immer noch 1a, auch unter Android 13.

Directory Listing: /pub/mobile/releases/68.9.0/android-aarch64/multi/
https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/mobile/releases/68.9.0/android-aarch64/multi/

#lauteshirn #firefoxMobile #Fennec #Android #Android13

Grande nouvelle, #FirefoxMobile permet enfin de glisser d'un onglet à l'autre en glissant sur la barre d'adresse.
Il reste :
- ouverture des liens en arrière plan
- partage des liens aux devices sync depuis les autres adresses