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Mozilla allows desktop extensions on Firefox for Android
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Neither of those things happens with me. Was this something recent? Could possibly be something in the settings if you want to try resetting to default.
While Firefox mobile always had ublock origin, I don't think I could use a mobile browser without UBO. Having a banner, autoplay video and many interstitial ads pop up on an already small screen would make the web unusable. It also deals with annoyances on like Fandom's featured videos, Reddit mobile's shenanigans, etc. So even if I had those issues, I'd probably work through them for the extensions
Same here, I've never had an issue and I've been using Firefox on my phones since the galaxy note 4
I'm using brave mixed with a network wide ad blocker, so while it's nice that Firefox has UBO I'm fine without. Firefox has been presenting these issues every time I've tried switching, so for about a year now, so no not a recent issue.