Apparently it‘s currently only available in some asian countries through Google Play, but you can also install it via F-Droid from anywhere in the world (either install F-Droid or manually download an install the Firefox Lite APK file from the F-Droid website).
However, there‘s Firefox Lite as an leightweight browser app for Android (seems like it was called Firefox Rocket formerly). This is however tedious if you often quickly want to turn this option on or off.Īs far as I know, there‘s no working add-on for Firefox for Android (Fennec) 67.0 at the moment (the mentioned addon Mobile Image Blocker is not compatible anymore since quite some time). Now, these filters will only be considered when document origin matches the domain mentioned in the filter domain= option.If you always want Firefox to block images when using mobile data then you can set it in the menu: Settings → Advanced → Show images → choose Only over Wi-Fi or Blocked.
These filters had to be matched against each network request which was causing extra time.
Should not have a negated domain in its domain= option. The filter will only be considered if it satisfies the given criteria. Special handling is given to filters which had to match against document origin only. Ignore token if it is preceded by * characters in Token generate logic. Using singleton object in case of any match URL filter. Filters having a single occurrence of wildcard character * converted internally into plain string based %2Fpagead%2Fconversion.js$xmlhttprequest,domain=||. Other Now hostname-anchored ( ||) filters matches hostname in URL accurately. ||||i.com.com/wp-content/*F2P_SideBar_Banner_EN.jpg ||*./wp-content/ F2P_SideBar_Banner_EN.jpg Filters having a single occurrence of wildcard character * after the hostname and no other wildcard character on another side of it. Filters having a single occurrence of pattern ^* after the hostname and no other wildcard character on another side of this pattern. The purpose is to convert regex based filter internally into plain string based filters. These filters are categorized into three types. Special treatment for hostname-anchored ( ||) filters having wildcard characters.
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