Goodbye Chrome — Firefox finally became the Android browser I always wanted
I’ve used Chrome on Android for so long that I learned to accept and live with certain elements of the browser I really didn’t like. This habit was born out of convenience; Chrome is already installed, and most sites render well on Chrome. But recently I downloaded Firefox on my Android, and one specific feature surprised me: I could install extensions on the mobile app. This made Firefox feel less like the smaller browser I tolerated on mobile and more like a browser that I actually wanted on my phone. Related I found an Android browser that runs Chrome extensions — and I don’t get why it’s not popular It’s strange seeing my favorite extensions running on mobile. A phone browser that finally bends to me Extensions turn Firefox into something you edit, not just use Kanika Gogia / MUO It clicked when I visited a news website and the layout just felt calm; much calmer than I remembered. I did not notice those sidebars that would always shove the text into a narrow column, …








