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I synced my new phone today and ever since I have whenever I add a bookmark, they are now being listed in descending order. Newest at the bottom so I guess that's descending. I have searched the database and did an online search looking for a solution and the only thing that came up with was using the collections option

They were listing in ascending order this morning July 1st 2022

Sometimes when i am on the tab view and click in a tab instead of going to that tab i go to a nonexistent homepage (as in it doesn't appears in tab view), i then need to go back to the tab view and click in the tab i want again to actually go there.

I notice this mostly when going from a private tab to a normal one

Is this a intencional behavior, a setting i can change, or a bug?

This problem happens on firefox nightly for android

Good day, please how to I open supported links for app when trying to make Firefox my default browser? I mistakenly cleared default links for app and now it's showing don't open supported links. Please how do I correct this mistake? Thanks

So recently i always encountered this annoying bug or something that doesnt exist before, its when i click the tab button sometimes or often the tab shown will go straight to the first tab created, and it is annoying if you have like 20-30 tabs open because your gonna scroll down for like couple seconds just to see the latest Tab or current tab your are in which the browser should do the first place when i click the Tab Button and not go straight to the most top and the first tab created. Can this be fix?

I have a misspelt item in my history (of ~15000 items) which is often offered as a suggestion. I would like to delete that item from history (but not the entirety of the history). Is this possible without scrolling back through literal years worth of browsing data to find the one incident of the misspelt site?

In the settings menu, under privacy and security, there is the option to block cookies. It consists of multiple types of cookies to block. Can you please explain the difference between all of these cookie blocking options?

Hi, I realise Firefox Focus is a private style browser, without active history, but is there any way at all to check detailed data used by website?

I have a site I suspect is eating my data and want to look back and check.

Work around would be to install a different browser and open the site in that but not sure if it will give an accurate detail due to change in conditions.

Thanks for your help

I suspect that this out of the hands of Firefox and is down to a change in the memory management in Android 13, but with Android 12 (and earlier) private tabs would stay in existence for quite a while.

With Android 13, I barely need to run another program for them to vanish.

It appears that when I try to download Google Drive documents to a website, I believe I found out that the Google drive documents were greyed out and cannot be selected to download Please resolve. No complaints.

Android device here.

I have a few sites I go to that have a small window or pop-up that helps direct you to a different page. (The example I have screenshotted is to go to a different chapter and it gives a dropdown menu to select the given chapter, although I have had problems on other sites that use similiar mechanisms) But the box/window/pop-up is out of access//sight or too zoomed in when I am in mobile mode. When I go into desktop mode, it removes the problem but can make viewing the site difficult.

I also have similar problems when it comes to internal tables on websites that have internal sliding bars (wikipedia and other wiki sites, for one example) also prove to be very difficult to view and very zoomed in.

Software: EMUI 12.0.0.225 Hardware: MAR-LX3A (Huawei P30 Lite)

Sinc the software update, split-screen becane a bit clunky. They changed it so that the 3-finger upward gesture and long-press on the "square" control no longer work. Instead, one needs to drag a menu from a side of the screen. In that menu, apps that support split-screen are shown, but Firefox ain't among them.

I can't call Firefox into split-screen if I'm in another app. I can call other apps that support it, if I'm already in Firefox though.

When I go to history in my Firefox on Android (version 104.2.0) it looks like on attached screenshot. Some sites are apparently grouped based on search terms. I don't want that, history is supposed to be sites I visited in reverse chronological order without *any* kind of grouping. Another thread here said there was supposed to be a setting added in Firefox 97 ([https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/que.../1367126]) to control this behavior, but there's nothing like this in my Firefox. So my question is - why isn't it still possible to configure this behavior in Firefox 104 and when will it be made possible?

As title says, changing tabs will select the new tab but the webpage shown is the same as the previous tab. This can sometime chain Ill try to go to yet another tab that will also be uninteractable. This happens completely randomly. Only way to make that website work is to close tab and reopen a new one.

When I want to open I bookmark in a new tab, there's no settings button. If I'm in a tab I wish to keep open the settings button is there, I'm able to use it to open the new tab, and then I can't go anywhere unless I know the address, because I can't access my bookmarks. I've been waiting a long time for this to me fixed. I don't see any logical reason for this, so I wonder if I'm missing something or if a setting got changed. Please help me access my bookmarks from a fresh tab.

BRENT

I recently lost my bookmark star on the address line at the top of my Samsung Galaxy. They appear in the drop down menu but it's easier to have the star right next to my download flag, etc. I can't seem to remember how to customize the top line of my android phone.