Firefox за Android Форум

I'm trying to use Firefox on Android but it's says that I need a secure connection even though I'm just trying to Google something or go to a secure website. It also says that it's the websites fault and there's nothing I can do despite that when I tried again a half hour to few hours later it work perfectly. I don't know what's going on with this app but I would like to use it without it just stoping me from just even trying to use Google or any browser it has. Please help me fix this. I can't even go to YouTube on Firefox. Apparently it's some form of connection issue despite that If I uninstalled, then reinstalled the app it would probably work for a little bit then go back to having connection issues

Is it normal that when using autofill the login data are being inserted without authentication? Then the password can be visible in plain by using the "show password" option or "eye" click.

To view saved passwords from settings/logins and passwords/saved logins you need authentication.

In my opinion it's a security issue.

Device: android 13 smartphone, latest Firefox beta (issue on stable too).

Hello. I have been using focus for quite a long time. I am a Network engineer, I want you to know this first. I see some missing points for myself. They are as follows: 1. The application is very weak on ad blocking. Many browsers have a built-in ad blocker. But this Firefox focus does not exist. Sad. 2. I use it with a vpn. But the fingerprint (browser language ) looks the same as on many ip address sites. This definitely needs to be improved. For privacy and complete security, this problem should definitely be solved. That's all for now. Have a nice day.

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I was adding a secondary email address to my Firefox Account, it happened that I mistyped one letter. Now Firefox sent the confirmation code to that person with the details of my primary E-Mail address, my IP Address and my location. It was my mistake.

Now, it's obvious that a confirmation code is needed because such scenarios could happen. If it was me who sent the code, then I would already recognize it was me. If someone sent a code to my email by mistake, why expose their specific IP to me?

"If you received it by mistake, you don’t need to do anything." combined with exposing IP address doesn't make any sense for a privacy-oriented browser. That's why confirmation codes are sent in the first place, to confirm the right person has access?

Since thete is no primary password on FF mobile Android. Other then using a global type lock on my phone, what are ways to keep my saved FF logins safe? I heard of something called lockbox or lockwise but don't see that option anywhere. Are the apps that can seamlessly work with FF?

Also is there someway to see a forum vs. being abstracted awaywith this gui? Or is there no forum access?

Thanks.

Hi there,

Is the script in this product bypassing Firefox privacy fences? I do not understand what they promote, but I have not a good feeling after reading their explanation. https://confection.io/scripts/click-engage-xbox-com/.

But I hope Firefox can do something against this possible new threat.