I understand ublock origin default setting but I tend to use medium mode, this way I can control incoming connections, frames, scripts a little more. It's just long winded and I think this will improve the work flow. I used Gmail as an example, but it happens in telegram, if you open a link in telegram it will utilise a custom tab, it happend in Ali express, I couldn't pay by PayPal as ublock origin was blocking some 3rd party script / frames, I have to load into the Firefox full app and make an adjustment. I can provide screen shot or report it if it should've been and no one else has. Is this the intended design? I've had a look though the Firefox menus and can't see anything related to custom tabs? Anyone know if there is a config that maybe needs enabling?Īny dev on here know or notice this issue? Has it been reported or worked on as i think it is a basic option that the add on menu should be available in custom tabs.especially if Firefox is the default browser and users are using add ons like ublock origin. Meaning I need to open the website in firefox full app and only then I have access to the add on menu to make changes. I click on the menu button and notice in custom tabs the add on menu is not there. When a custom tab open from example Gmail app, the website opens and I've noticed there is blocked elements or I need to allow modify the ublock matrix to allow a change so the website can load up or the submit button can work. I've switch my default browser from using Firefox Focus to Firefox browser and have ublock origin addin enabled.

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