In 2011, AdBlock Plus attracted great controversy from its users, after enabling a feature known as ‘Acceptable Ads’, which would allow certain Ads that were considered non-intrusive to show their content.

There is even an Android App available, which however is not as effective as browser versions of the tool. It is Open Source software (GPL v3) and has been ported to Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Edge, Opera, and Safari.

While there are plenty of Ad-Blockers available for Firefox on Android, three are the most notable among them: AdBlock PlusĪdBlock Plus is a popular choice for Ad-blockers. Today, we will discuss probably the most downloaded type of Add-Ons for Firefox: Ad-Blockers.Īlso Read: Simplify your Android Experience with fooView – Float Viewer Many of the already available desktop Add-Ons have ports on the Android version of Firefox too. What many users aren’t aware of, is that Firefox for Android has support for Add-Ons, just like its desktop equivalent. However, during the years Firefox for Android has grown into a fully capable Web Browser and, with version 57.0 which was released a couple of weeks ago, it gives Chrome a run for its money. Until recently, the predominant opinion among Android users claimed that Firefox was always one step behind Google’s Chrome Browser on Android, in terms of both speed and features. Firefox Web Browser has had an Android port since Firefox 4.0.

Android mozilla firefox adblock