411, Android version of Firefox Firefox browser expanded the lineup on December 14.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Coje_He for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, November 29, Mozilla announced that it will further expand the number of Android Firefox Firefox browsers from December 14 to provide users with more personalized services.

Mozilla launched a redesigned Android version of Firefox browser in 2019, but there are more restrictions on extensions, with about 22 extensions initially and more than 35000 desktop Firefox extensions.

CTOnews.com reported on the 5th of this month that Scott DeVaney, editor manager of Firefox extensions, said that users are expected to have a strong interest in exploring all the "new methods" of Android version of Firefox.

Mozilla was originally scheduled to expand the number of mobile apps when Android Firefox 121stable Edition is released on December 19, but decided to move it to December 14th five days earlier.

Currently, Android stable Firefox can only see 47 extensions, but using Beta and Nightly Firefox access, you can see a total of 411 extensions, which Mozilla expects to expand in the future.

Android Firefox browser users can install SponsorBlock, SteamDB, SingleFile, Old Reddit Redirect, Simple Translate, Keepa and other extensions, which can greatly improve the browsing experience on mobile devices.

@ Coje_He feedback: however, at present, the desktop mode of opening the browser can also directly install the extension that is not provided, but it may not work properly, because the extension may not be suitable.