It takes half a dozen extensions, settings tweaks, and hidden flags to make Chrome do what browsers like Firefox already do out of the box.

The fact that I can have half a dozen extensions is the main reason I use Firefox for Android.

You are so late to the party but better late than never.

Try out Reader Mode too, it's nice.

Waterfox is a slightly altered fork. Firefox account still works on it. It is what I use on desktop and mobile.

Next stop, LibreWolf.

I just switched from Firefox for Android to Fennec, which is the exact same browser bundled by the Mozilla Foundation, with slightly fewer proprietary bits and bops than normal Firefox and available on F-droid. My Mozilla account still syncs and it all works perfectly.

https://f-droid.org/packages/org.mozilla.fennec_fdroid/

Firefox for Android is still great, but it's nice to see some love for those of us who prefer to stick with open source projects all the way.

One of us

Firefox even blocks videos from autoplaying

Funny thing to say on a website with autoplaying videos.

Install the "I don't care about cookies" extension for quality of life. It auto opt-out and autoclose all the nonsense about cookies and ads.