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Hey that's interesting. I haven't used Firefox on iphone for a while because I didn't think it was possible to add a blocker. Is that now possible? If so, which one do you use?
I believe you can't because Firefox on iOS is re-skinned Safari
Damn! Ok
On Android you have to setup sync and install the ad blocker of choice on desktop, then sign in on the phone and it will pull your plugins and sync them, worth also trying on IOS as even on Android it's not as simple as going to plug in manager and installing.
what? no. you click [...] menu, Add-ons and pick uBlock Origin. no need to login or anything
Did they update it? For the longest time, you had to use their account sync to get ublock on Android
No idea, this is how it was for me for the past 2 years
I only use Android so I don't know. Check the menu and see if you have add-ons and you can install uBlock Origin. Edit - it looks like thanks to Apple being Apple, Firefox on iPhone is a wrapper around webkit and doesn't support add-ons. Maybe you could still make a launcher though I don't know.
Assuming ios has the same extensions as android, I recommend ublock origin. Used it for years on both PC and android with hardly any issues.
In order to add ad blocker on my phone I just setup my ad block on desktop, setup Firefox sync and then signed in on my phone. At that point it pulled ublock origin and installed it. Not sure if it's the same process for IOS but it's worth giving it a shot.