Firefox za Android Community Forum

Using the home screen search widget with the composable toolbar enabled(which can't be disabled anymore) on LG G8 causes the keyboard to open as usual but will not dismiss with the button or completing a search where it will attempt to dismiss but fail halfway through animation and block part of the screen.

Reproduce-able with these steps on LG G8: 1 Close Firefox 2 Open search widget from home screen 3 search something in url bar 4 Press Enter 5 Go to homepage, screen off, take a screenshot, or click on another text input box to make keyboard go down, sometimes with glitchy animation.

Not sure the exact cause but it also happens when browsing normally, i think its when a website loads and opens keyboard on its own.

Doesn't seem to happen on Samsung A16

LG G8 Gboard or LG Keyboard Android 11 Video

I have Firefox set as my default. When I need to get a library book using Libby, that app takes me to Amazon.com through my default browser. I have been unable to login to check out the books. It asks for the email or phone number and when I select the next step, it clears it and shows that same page again. Now, to get my library books, I must change my default browser to Chrome, check out the book and then change it back.

I cleared cache then cleared data. Neither option changed the outcome.

I'm using Samsung S23 Ultra.

When I use the expanded custom for the tab. It makes it to where the screen has this annoying border where it blocks some links and other stuff. Is there a fix that isn't just me switching to the regular one?

Whenever I open a website on Firefox for Android, the page keeps loading for a long time. Other browsers like Chrome are working fast on the same internet. I have already restarted my phone, but the issue is still there.

Device Info:

Device: Android Phone

Firefox Version: Latest

Facebook messenger won't work with Firefox for Video and Audio calls. How can it be made to work, even if it involves plugins or even spoofing a different browser?

When you go to bookmark something, it usually automatically saves to the last bookmark folder you saved something to, but withing the last couple of weeks, everything keeps defaulting to the same folder. Now if I have multiple tabs I want to save to the same folder, I have to keep searching for that particular folder multiple times in a row rather than Firefox keeping that as the current default. I haven't changed any settings lately, and I can't find any way to fix this

When downloading content from sites especially large files on some occasion it splits creating new files instead of 1 Example : downloading file.zip 30 gb file File.zip 19gb File.zip 7gb File.zip 4gb They get split instead of a single file

I couldn't sync passwords which I added in browser desktop. I don't see passwords on phone I want all synced to my phone from desktop what I saved in there via Mozilla account.

Hello! So long story short I've been looking to switch my default browser to Firefox and I would've done so by now if it wasn't for this small issue.

It's not anything super important, but it has been mildly annoying to deal with. I can't say for certain how long this has been an issue in general since I've only just started trying out the Firefox search widget about a week or two ago. The issue happens every time I use the search widget and seems to happen infrequently when I use my private tab shortcut too, but doesn't happen when I use the app directly however. After a initial search (when you first open the widget/tab), my keyboard would freeze on screen (sometimes fully opaque and other times a bit transparent in a similar way to a screen burn). I can only fix it by either exiting and re-entering the app/tab or by clicking on a link and having it redirect me. I have zero clue as to what could be causing this or if it is some kind of bug?

Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

Les liens dans les collections sont trop trop sensibles à l'effacement sur mon mobile Samsung A25 5G. Je perd facilement les liens en navigant d'un lien à l'autre.