I'm far from an expert in theses matters but isn't hardware more likely to be an issue than what version of Android you're on? I mean I don't even run stock Android and I've never come across an app in the Google Play store that wouldn't run on CM.

If it runs on a Lenovo then it'll definitely be born with original sin.

Also, if you read the religious books, it's amazing how many visions of god happened at high altitude or after days (months) wandering in the wilderness with no food, when the human brain isn't exactly working at its best and hallucinations are far from uncommon.

This post title should end in "&am" even though I ended it with a plain ampersand character

So 9 digits + 9 ampersands = 9 + (9 x 5) = 54 characters.

However, if you view source you'll see that your title is actually:

1&2&3&4&5&6&7&8&9&

So the last ampersand is a plain ampersand, not an HTML entity and your title is actually 50 characters...

Yup, that works. Please mod parent +1 Informative...

Luckily greasmonkey userscripts are great for that sort of thing:

// ==UserScript==
// @name noAPK
// @namespace noAPK
// @description Attempts to hide posts by APK on Slashdot
// @include http://slashdot.org/*
// @include http://.slashdot.org/*
// @version 1
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==
var posts = document.querySelectorAll('.commentBody');
var pattern = /apk-hosts-file/im;
Array.prototype.forEach.call(posts, function(el, i){
if(pattern.test(el.innerHTML)==true) {
el.style.display = 'none';
}
});

Unfortunately hosts file can't prevent me seeing your posts.

Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work for me, not on Slashdot at least. I went to this link the other day and I got a black box with the usual flashblock symbol but the video still autoplays in a layer behind the black box. I double checked and I do have "Block HTML 5 video as well" checked. Maybe it literally only works for video, not audio?

Hmm, good point. I installed Firefox when I first got the tablet and have mostly used it ever since.

However last year I re-flashed to CM11 which must have come with the stock Android browser. I didn't noticed the change from Chrome to Android browser because I never really used either of them, I just installed FF again.

Anyway my original point, that FF mobile is more bloated than the Android browser, still stands but I now realise I shouldn't have referred to it as the 'default' Android browser, my bad...