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"Night Mode Function" and "Page Auto-Fit Function"

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Firstly, thanks for a good app. I have used Firefox on my PC for more than 12 years now.

I use mobile version of Firefox only occasionally, mainly because it lacks some useful futures that other browsers have:

1. Night mode. Yes, Firefox had "Read View" mode, but not every site supports that function and overall it is not very useful, because you need to switch to "Read View" and then turn on Night mode, instead of using it on the fly (like other browsers do) ;

2. Text auto-fit function based on screen width.

Most of the time I use UC browser to surf the Net on my phone.

UC browser has all two functions above that work perfectly. But there are big disadvantages in UC:

1. It's interface is a mess with a lot of recommended sites I do not need; 2. Big size and bad optimization; 3. Security concerns etc.

So, my questions are: whether there will be implemented "Night Mode Function" and "Page Auto-Fit Function"?

P.S. Just check how this functions implemented in UC to know how useful they are.

Firstly, thanks for a good app. I have used Firefox on my PC for more than 12 years now. I use mobile version of Firefox only occasionally, mainly because it lacks some useful futures that other browsers have: 1. Night mode. Yes, Firefox had "Read View" mode, but not every site supports that function and overall it is not very useful, because you need to switch to "Read View" and then turn on Night mode, instead of using it on the fly (like other browsers do) ; 2. Text auto-fit function based on screen width. Most of the time I use UC browser to surf the Net on my phone. UC browser has all two functions above that work perfectly. But there are big disadvantages in UC: 1. It's interface is a mess with a lot of recommended sites I do not need; 2. Big size and bad optimization; 3. Security concerns etc. So, my questions are: whether there will be implemented "Night Mode Function" and "Page Auto-Fit Function"? P.S. Just check how this functions implemented in UC to know how useful they are.

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Paul
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Hi

Thank you for your questions.

To get similar functionality to a "night mode", you may wish to consider using an add-on called Dark Background and Light Text.

Firefox for Android should fit most pages text to your screen, but if there is a page where that is a problem, you might want to consider using a desktop view. This article should help you to do this.

I hope this helps, but if not, please come back here and we can look into a different solution for you.