We translate mobile Firefox in fullscreen mode for Android

The browser that comes with the Android system shows the system status bar (in which the clock, battery and alarm indicators, connection and notification icons) only for the duration of downloading the next page, and at any other time it expands the readable page to full screen so that nothing will stop reading. But the browser Firefox does not have this important advantage. And the smaller the screen resolution in height (especially in the landscape position), the more annoying the status bar looks, the more it interferes with reading.

Fortunately, as soon as in some other browser a useful feature is found that Firefox lacks, an enterprising programmer appears and releases such an extension for Firefox, which can be used to achieve the desired one uninterruptedly. It happened this time too: Matt Brubeck has released the Full Screen extension, which puts Mobile Firefox in full screen. The menu has a switch that turns the full screen on and off (see screenshot).

I have noticed two advantages of this extension: firstly, it weighs nothing at all (5 kilobytes with a small one), and secondly, it is applied instantly (does not require rebooting the mobile Firefox). So I recommend it to all of you.