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Hi, thanks a lot for this little cool module. Working great on FF Nightly so far!
I wanted to make a feature request, if it's possible and if you have time to do it.

So the thing is, after the mobile redesign of Firefox, the tabs keep coming back when you open up Firefox again. Some liked this, and some didn't. But Mozilla never brought back this old default behavior as an option. They kind of brought it back with optional timing, like deleting tabs after one day/a week, etc.

As a dinosaur, I would be so happy to have this kind of option, if it's possible for you to do. Something like "Clear Tabs Between Sessions" or "Open homepage only, no tabs from previous session". I hope I am clear enough to explain it, and I just kindly wanted to ask you. Thank you for your work and efforts.

Is there any potential for making this compatible with Fennec FDroid, and Mull browser?

Version of firefox for android: 124.2.0
Phone: xiaomi redmi note 13

Hey,

Fennec is my Firefox of choice as it removes most tracking.
Could you make this work with Fennec?
I have tried it on my device and it did remove the home button from the normal firefox version, but not from fennec.

Thanks! I would appreciate it very much!

Fennec: https://f-droid.org/de/packages/org.mozilla.fennec_fdroid/

Hi! This module works well, except for one issue: in Custom Tabs (I think that's how it's called) - that's the special type of Firefox that's used when you open a link in an app such as Discord or your email client - this module causes the back arrow (which returns you back to the app where you opened the link) to disappear.

I have no experience with xposed modules, but I assume what you're doing is removing the 1st button in the navbar or something similar. That button isn't always the home button though.

Screenshots attached before & after applying module.

I'm thankful you made this Xposed module. But I wondered if you'd look into making a ReVanced module, too. Since ReVanced modifies the APK, not the app itself, it doesn't need root. And, with all the changes it can do in other apps like YouTube, Twitch, Citra, etc, I thought it might be able to remove the home button.