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I can get it through the link, but I can't find it through search.

It doesn't appear when a site is using a huge overlay (which is what I installed this for, to delete that element). You may need to use a stupid high zIndex or something.

For others having trouble installing, I did it on beta, after enabling and adding the collection where the app reboots, you then need to go into settings->addons and hit the little plus. This last step isn't mentioned on the mdn blogpost. Then it turns up in the trippledot->addons on every tab.

It lets me inspect any page in firefox android but I can't edit anything in that inspect than what's the point of it so can you please update it so we can also edit things in inspect.

+: Idea is good.

- Unable to install add-on. Tried on following:

1. Firefox for Android (version 108.1.0 (Build #2015920443))

2. Firefox Nightly (version 110.0a1 (Build #2015923371)

Hi, sorry to write here: could you give a fool proof Instruktion how to install it on my newest firefox nightlyfor developer on my samsung tablet, please? I have added it to my collection on my Account here on Mozilla, and choosen it in the setting In the Browser, but I am Stuck now. Thank you! P.S. firefox on android makes me feel like a fool :)

Genuinely exactly what I was looking for, much love. Followed a path of researching if it was possible ending up here and added it to the Firefox nightly collection. Thank you!

Very useful, can be used to run script to modify and test website too

Works very nicely to get some insight in the webpage. Though one important missing feature is the ability to switch off / on CSS properties.

Otherwise than that one of the coolest addons for Android

Grazie Francesco! Prima di questa usavo chrome iniettando eruda nella pagina, finalmente posso tornare a firefox

I can't seem to open it in Firefox 68. But I gave 4 stars for the awesome idea. I would like to see it get more popular.

finally a console for mobile firefox, I have been hoping to convert my extensions for mobile but had no idea how to get started, very little documentation on webextensions in the android version to be found. so far this works perfectly, it's not quite a 1:1 substitute for the devtools in the desktop client but in some ways the console actually works better and the snippets tab is nice.

now i just wish someone could figure out how to load arbitrary javascript at the UI level so i could add in some of the missing features in the mobile version that seem like they should be easy to make happen. firefox mobile really needs its own autoconfig.js or userchrome.js type of thing. like a legacy extension system