Comment by XzetaU8 1 year ago Kiwi Browser is officially discontinuedhttps://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1i86ybn/kiwi_brows... 5 comments XzetaU8 Reply xnx 1 year ago Oh no! Thanks for the info. I'm assuming Edge on Android has all the crappy tracking and dark patterns of the desktop version? XzetaU8 1 year ago https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/el/reports/com.microso... zamalek 1 year ago FF mobile has mv2 support, as does its many forks. xnx 1 year ago Yes. I used Firefox on Android for a long time, but I was annoyed by the performance and inability to save page as MHTML (that's a very niche peeve). 1 reply →
xnx 1 year ago Oh no! Thanks for the info. I'm assuming Edge on Android has all the crappy tracking and dark patterns of the desktop version? XzetaU8 1 year ago https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/el/reports/com.microso... zamalek 1 year ago FF mobile has mv2 support, as does its many forks. xnx 1 year ago Yes. I used Firefox on Android for a long time, but I was annoyed by the performance and inability to save page as MHTML (that's a very niche peeve). 1 reply →
zamalek 1 year ago FF mobile has mv2 support, as does its many forks. xnx 1 year ago Yes. I used Firefox on Android for a long time, but I was annoyed by the performance and inability to save page as MHTML (that's a very niche peeve). 1 reply →
xnx 1 year ago Yes. I used Firefox on Android for a long time, but I was annoyed by the performance and inability to save page as MHTML (that's a very niche peeve). 1 reply →
Oh no! Thanks for the info. I'm assuming Edge on Android has all the crappy tracking and dark patterns of the desktop version?
https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/el/reports/com.microso...
FF mobile has mv2 support, as does its many forks.
Yes. I used Firefox on Android for a long time, but I was annoyed by the performance and inability to save page as MHTML (that's a very niche peeve).
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