Firefox za Android Forum podrške

On Firefox 120.0.1 when I clic a whatsapp link, for example https://wa.me/########## where # is the number, it opens the webpage and has the message Whatsapp is not installed. Opening the same link with Desktop Site enabled, works fine. The behavior is the same using api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=##########

Open links on app setting is enabled to always and other app links are working ok.

I'm using Whatsapp Business app on Android 13 Xiaomi Miui 14 Phone

On Chrome for Android and Edge for Android it works ok

Noticed my phone having terrible battery life, from battery usage you can see that Firefox is highly likely one of the main culprits. I have observed the same over a few days on the last two Firefox builds. It seems that it's not respecting the "Restricted" battery usage in Android (or Android is not restricting it, I have no idea), but you can see today's battery usage linked here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/pMByjqq6Q5GigcQu8

After selecting Mozilla as my default browser, I tried to perform a search but the only page that loads is the page that wants you to download Mozilla on desktop and android, which I already have. Each time I've tried to do a search with Firefox this is the page that appears, no search results of any kind, but when I switch my search to duckduckgo and perform the search I get results. Can someone please help me understand why I can't perform a search using firefox?? Thank you in advance for your help!

I use an app called "ConnectLife" to control my Hisense appliance. I use my Google account to login to the account. The account is also connected to Google Home (GH).

Every so often, I have to reconnect the two via GH. This opens the login page for the account inside the GH app, internally using the default browser.

When that is Firefox, choosing to login with my Google account, I'll either get the return of what looks like the actual code of a JSON file, or a close link that does nothing when tapped. Only thing I can do is cancel the attempt by pressing the back button on my phone in both cases, thus the token is not returned to the GH app.

This works flawlessly in Google Chrome, so the only way for me to connect these two is to change my default browser to Google Chrome, reboot the phone, then reconnect them using the GH app. After that, I can change my default browser back to Firefox, reboot my phone, and go about my business until I need to do it again.

I'll do my best to answer any questions you may have. Thanks in advance!