Using Browser Extensions on Mobile Devices

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

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Introduction

Browser extensions have become an integral component of our everyday online experiences. While some extensions have become indispensable to users, the ease of accessing them varies between desktop and mobile platforms. This article explores the feasibility of utilizing Chrome extensions on mobile devices and provides a comprehensive guide on how to do so.

Can Chrome Extensions Be Used on Mobile?

Although Chrome extensions are primarily tailored for the desktop version of the Chrome web browser, it is still possible to utilize them on mobile devices. The key distinction is that the mobile version of the Chrome browser does not support extensions. Instead, the Mises browser offers extension support on both Android and iOS platforms.

Using Chrome Extensions on Android

While several browsers support extensions on Android, Mises Android stands out by allowing users to install extensions from the Google Web Store and optimized Web3 services. Here's a step-by-step guide on installing Chrome extensions on Android using Mises browsers:

Installation Procedure

  1. Open the Mises browser and tap on the puzzle icon located under the search bar to enter the Mises extension store.

  2. Search for the desired extension in the Mises extension store or tap on the Google icon at the top right corner to access the official Google Web Store.

  3. Visit the download page of the extension you wish to install, either from the Mises Extension Store or Google Web3 store. (Note: Tapping on an extension in the Mises Extension Store will redirect you to its official download page on the Google Web Store.)

  4. Tap on the 'Add to Chrome' icon on the download page to install the extension in Mises.

  5. To locate the installed extension, tap on the puzzle icon at the top right corner of the browser.

Utilizing Chrome Extensions on iOS

In contrast to the Android version, Mises for iOS currently only supports pre-installed extensions. This limitation arises from the requirement of all browsers on iOS to utilize the Safari browser kernel, which is incompatible with Chrome extensions. However, efforts are underway to address this issue. In the near future, users will have the capability to install and use any Chrome extensions on the iOS version of Mises for mobile devices.

To enhance your exploration of the current iOS version, here's a tutorial on utilizing pre-installed extensions:

  1. Tap on the puzzle icon at the bottom right corner to access the extension menu.

  2. Select the wallet you intend to use in the future and proceed to set up the account, similar to the process in an extension wallet.

  3. After configuring the wallet account, you can access any of the decentralized apps (dapps) you wish to use.

  4. Engage with the pre-installed extensions on Mises, which currently support EVM, Solana, Cosmos, Ronin, and Sui blockchains. Moreover, Mises wallet and Grass can also be utilized.

By following these instructions, users can leverage the functionality of Chrome extensions on both Android and iOS devices through the Mises browser.

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