Como remover o YouTube embed2 link do firefox?

Boa tarde
Estou querendo saber como eu faço pra desinstalar do firefox Android o YouTube embed2 link instalei ele pra melhor assistir video no formato de fita só que piorou depois que instalei ele,se possível me ajudem a remove-lo por favor,sou grata
Lúcia Carlos

Olá,
Veja o artigo: [[Desinstale complementos do Firefox para Android]].

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