It's never been a better time to switch to Firefox on Android
It's never been a better time to switch to Firefox on Android
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The final push to start using Firefox over Chrome on Android might finally be thanks to the enormous selection of add-ons (Firefox's version of extensions) coming out next month. Chrome doesn't offer native support for extensions in its mobile app. Also, better security.
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Funny to see this. I just switched last week (to get ublock) and it's o so much better. Only thing i miss is the translate function that chrome has
34 1 ReplyThankfully, translate arrives soon as a plugin, and later as a native feature.
34 1 ReplyI am using a plug-in on my pc
3 0 ReplyWhat he means is the native off-line translation feature that Firefox now has on PC, you don't need a plugin for it: https://news.itsfoss.com/firefox-118-release/
8 1 ReplyAFAIK it doesn't do real time translation of the web page (at least I couldn't figure out how). For that I use a plug in.
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Would be great if Firefox Translations are brought to Android.
Please spread the word!
8 0 ReplyAlong with the adblocker, the darkreader add on is my favourite.
2 0 ReplyThe main thing I miss is auto fill. Firefox's auto fill for credit cards kinda sucks (often misses fields), and I don't think it auto fills addresses.
1 1 ReplyI let bitwarden do that...
2 0 ReplyIsn't that a password manager? It also does credit cards? Maybe I'll check it out
1 0 ReplyYes it is. And it does credit cards and addresses too. Theoretically you could design your own use cases, but you might miss categories for it.
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