Also wondering. I've been using Firefox on Android for at least a couple years now. Works fine for me

Firefox for Android used to implement scroll coasting in a way that felt very different from Chrome and native Android apps. I just gave it a try now and it seems like they've fixed it, scrolling feels native now.

I just retested in case they fixed it and no [1]. The easiest way to tell it's non-native scroll is that Android has this effect when you reach the top or bottom that it "stretches" the content. You can try it everywhere (even inside Firefox settings menu) and it will work like that, except for the actual webpage in Firefox.

Another difference in the scroll is that it has much higher friction (deceleration) in Firefox than native Android.

[1] Firefox 103.2.0 on a Samsung S20 with latest updates.

I'm not the GP but I've noticed since the switch over to "New" Android Firefox (Fenix or whatever?) scroll events aren't handled properly. That is, dragging your finger around on the screen works, but any other source (keyboard, for example) does nothing. Maybe that's what they were referring to; maybe they have a different issue.

Chromium and therefore still encumbered by this poor Manifest v3 behaviour.

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32764141

Yes, but like I said, many other 3rd-party browsers have perfectly fine built-in adblockers.

Hell, you can install Firefox Focus (which is a ‘private mode only’ browser) and that does have built-in adblocking. More perversely, you can use it as a content blocker for Safari.

(No, other browsers using Safari’s engine do not inherit the content blocking)

I repeat: Mozilla is willfully choosing not to protect iOS Firefox users from ads. Plain and simple.

I have Firefox Nightly, and it still shows the same small handful of extensions as regular Firefox. Is there some secret menu I have to go to or something? Honestly, this is ridiculous, and it's pretty obvious that Mozilla simply does not want us using any other extensions. They have no right to complain when I use Chrome instead. I need translation just to survive and pay my bills.