You can click continue, at least until Reddit blocks Mobile browsers entirely, use a third party app, at least until Reddit kills them off, or stop using Reddit.
You can disable JS per site with an add-on. For example, uBlock origin works on mobile Firefox on Android, and you can use it disable JavaScript on any domain you want without impacting others.
You can click continue, at least until Reddit blocks Mobile browsers entirely, use a third party app, at least until Reddit kills them off, or stop using Reddit.
They lock mobile browsers entirely for NSFW subs unless you are logged in.
Fuck Reddit
Given the behaviour of apps, I think I will use only websites from now on.
Does Firefox have a fine grained way to kill these scripts, or is disabling JavaScript for all websites the only option ?
You can disable JS per site with an add-on. For example, uBlock origin works on mobile Firefox on Android, and you can use it disable JavaScript on any domain you want without impacting others.
Will expanding collapsed comments still work with JavaScript disabled ? What about commenting and voting ?