Doesn't work on Android Firefox since the recent update about scratchaddons

Nevermind. You're right. This is an upstream issue that only Mozilla can do anything about:

https://extensionworkshop.com/documentation/develop/developing-extensions-for-firefox-for-android/#mv3-compatibility

host_permissions doesnt exist in ff for android
EDIT: how did i missread the host permissions one so horribly

[WorldLanguages]

One of the errors in the release version is Uncaught TypeError: chrome.contextMenus is undefined. Most likely, that's causing the background page to crash.

host_permissions doesnt exist in ff for android

That is not quite correct. It is true that FF for Android doesn't immediately prompt the user to accept mandatory host permissions after install, but that is also the case in desktop Firefox when loading from source. And if everything works well, interacting with the extension should open a new tab that asks the user to grant the permissions.

My bad - Somehow I misread the no visual indicator bug as host permissions not existing in FF for android

[Samq64]

Related: #6876 (comment)

The popup page doesn't load. Seems to be the reason.

Due to the fact that the extension popup is technically iframed, I'm on high assumption that ScratchAddons is getting stuck at trying to open the permission request page, but due to the way that Firefox handles extension popups (on Android), SA is just unable to open the page and freezes.

Though just to be sure - Have you seen the permissions page after opening the popup? It sounds like you have, mostly since you mention attempting enabling addons (which doesn't appear to be possible due to the fact that none load on the settings page anyway)

Edit: although again this is just a guess

[Sid72020123]

Yes. That can be the issue.

But before the new update, it used to work fine and the popup used to work. I even opened the settings page and changed the settings then...

Looks like the issue is with Firefox Android browser itself...

[WorldLanguages]

host_permissions doesnt exist in ff for android

That is not quite correct. It is true that FF for Android doesn't immediately prompt the user to accept mandatory host permissions after install, but that is also the case in desktop Firefox when loading from source. And if everything works well, interacting with the extension should open a new tab that asks the user to grant the permissions.