In this age of information explosion, we almost use mobile browsers every day to search for information, watch videos, or browse social media. But did you know? Some Android browsers not only have fast speed and user-friendly interfaces, but also support installing plugins, greatly enhancing the functionality and personalization options of the browser.

Today, xiaoz has selected three Android browsers that support installing plugins: Kiwi Browser, Firefox, and Tampermonkey Browser. These browsers not only provide standard browsing functions, but also allow users to freely install various plugins to expand their functionality, meeting more personalized needs.

Introduction

When choosing an Android browser that can install extensions, please note that you may need additional steps to complete the installation. Because some browsers like Kiwi Browser or Firefox are not directly available in app stores in mainland China, you may need to obtain them through Google Play. In addition, in order to smoothly install and use the extension functions of these browsers, it is usually necessary to use a reliable VPN to complete the process. Therefore, before deciding to download and use these browsers, please make sure that you can access Google Play and have a reliable VPN tool. If you are unfamiliar with this type of technology, the following content may not be suitable for you.

Kiwi Browser

Kiwi Browser is an Android browser based on Chromium, highlighting the feature of supporting the installation of third-party extensions (plugins). Users can directly add extensions from the Chrome Web Store to customize their browsing experience easily. This not only makes Kiwi Browser stand out on the Android platform, but also greatly enhances its practicality and flexibility. In addition, Kiwi Browser provides fast browsing speed and an intuitive user interface, making it an ideal choice for users seeking more functionality.

Installing Kiwi Browser

Kiwi Browser is not available in the domestic app store. We need to download and install it through Google Play. Simply search for "Kiwi" directly on Google Play, or visit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiwibrowser.browser

Installing Extensions (Plugins)

Since Kiwi is based on the Chromium kernel, we just need to visit the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/ to find and install the extensions we need.

Note: The Chrome Web Store cannot be directly accessed on the domestic network. You need to use a reliable VPN tool!!!

Tampermonkey Browser

Tampermonkey Browser is also based on the Chromium kernel, with built-in ChatAI and support for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge extension plugins. It is developed by a domestic team and is more in line with the habits of domestic users, but I personally feel that it is becoming more and more bloated.

Installing Tampermonkey Browser

Simply search for "Tampermonkey Browser" directly on various domestic app stores to download and install it.

Installing Extensions (Plugins)

• Method 1: Install through the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/
• Method 2: Install through Microsoft Edge Add-ons: https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/Microsoft-Edge-Extensions-Home

Firefox

Firefox for Android is a powerful mobile browser developed by Mozilla. It focuses on user privacy and security, providing various protection features such as private browsing, ad blocking, and anti-tracking. Firefox for Android supports a wide range of extensions, allowing users to customize their browsing experience, which is relatively rare in mobile browsers. These features make Firefox the preferred choice for users who value privacy protection and seek highly customizable experiences.

Installing Firefox

Search for "Firefox" in Google Play to install it, or visit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mozilla.firefox

Installing Extensions (Add-ons)

Use the Firefox browser to open https://addons.mozilla.org/zh-CN/android/ to install extensions.

Conclusion

The above introduces three Android browsers that support extensions (plugins): Kiwi Browser, Firefox, and Tampermonkey Browser. These browsers not only provide basic browsing functions, but also allow you to expand their functionality by installing various plugins to meet personalized needs. However, it is worth noting that although these extensions are very useful in providing additional functionality, not all extensions are fully adapted to the mobile platform.