Witchfire looks like a demonic fusion of existing ideas on the surface, with its roguelike structure, Soulslike challenge, and Darkest Dungeon-like flourishes. Witchfire is one of those games that just feels good to play, but there’s a bit of a problem with its main idea: You’re actively encouraged not to engage with one of its key features. I spent a while with it and came away with mixed feelings. Vincent also will be available every Monday and Tuesday through December to offer 1:1 assistance to any developer interested in Android extensions for Firefox.Witchfire from The Astronauts is in early access after six years of development, an ambitious roguelite-slash-Soulslike-slash a few other things thrown in for good measure. Another webinar in November covered how to set up, test, and debug an extension in Firefox for Android. One webinar in October explained how to migrate a Firefox extension from desktop to mobile. Simeon Vincent, a senior developer relations engineer with Mozilla, has hosted two webinars to help developers tackle common migration problems. And Mozilla has been assisting in that effort. To help reach the December 14 goal, developers of Firefox extensions for the desktop browser have been busy prepping them to be compatible with the Android version.

Even among mobile browsers that support extensions, the number of them has been few and far between. But they've typically been designed with desktop browsers in mind.

Also: Best secure browsers to protect your privacy onlineĮxtensions have always been a popular way to enhance and expand the capabilities of a browser.

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