How? I use Firefox Nightly but I only see the handful of recommended extensions available.

Yeah, I know there's workarounds, but it's a pain in the rear.

Currently I'm using Iceraven which is essentially just Firefox with about a thousand extensions enabled instead of 17.

Okay, but that's not am acceptable trade off. There is zero reason why letting the user use arbitrary extensions and the unstable version should be connected.

We'll, that's something. 5 new extensions will bring the total up to 23. I still don't get why they make it so difficult to use any of the thousands of other extensions that are available.

You mean Firefox branded Safari (not a dig at Mozilla).

It is Apple’s fault, but the EU’s DMA will force Apple to allow alternative engines. However this raises many doubts: - Will Apple just allow every browser in the App Store or they’ll manage to use side load (which they’ll also be forced to allow) as the only way to comply? (Probably not legal but i expect them to try, would vastly limit an App’s user base as demonstrated by Android). - In the best scenario, wich is Apple letting Mozilla put the full Firefox in the App Store, would they be interested at all to port Gecko to iOS?

Yep, that's exactly what I did. There's still one or two addons I've come across that weren't enabled, but it's far better than the official Firefox.