While Google Chrome is far and away the most popular mobile web browser in the world, it does have some limitations, such as the unavailability of add-ons and the absence of a dark mode. But despite its many competitors that fill these gaps and others, it remains overwhelmingly dominant.

Among its rivals, Mozilla is one of the few major ones that uses its own programming code on mobile devices. The remaining challengers mostly use Chromium, the open-source codebase maintained by Google that it uses to build Chrome (though Apple mandates the use of WebKit on iOS, which is what its Safari browser is based on).

With Microsoft shifting towards Chromium for its Edge browser, Mozilla is increasingly becoming a lone wolf, at least on Android devices. But we think Firefox (download for iOS or Android) is worth checking out, especially in the wake of its “Quantum” overhaul that brought many needed performance and stability improvements.

Let’s show you five tips and tricks to get the most out of Firefox.

The Android version of Firefox can use many desktop addons

While Chrome on Android forbids browser extensions, Firefox allows any from the desktop version that are deemed compatible. So while you can’t get every Firefox add-on in the Android version, you can get quite a few. Among other things, this gets you access to dark modes, which are otherwise unavailable in the Android versions of Chrome and Firefox.>>>>>>>>https://tricksmentor.com/2019/11/5-tips-and-tricks-for-mozilla-firefox-on-android-and-iphones/