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I would like to set up a passkey to make logging in more convenient, but it keeps failing. My network connection is normal, and I don't have a VPN turned on. After entering the verification code, I don't do anything—I just wait for the passkey to be sent. But either it times out or says it's been cancelled, even though I haven't done anything. I've also tried using mobile data, but the same thing happens. I hope you can help me. Thank you.

We’re on some website called xyz and there are links to articles there. If, on Android, we hover over a link and select ‘Open in a new tab’, we’ll get something like this: third open link, second open link, first open link However, on a PC, if we do the same thing, we’ll end up with first link, second link, third link According to what I’ve found online, this is controlled by the `browser.tabs.insertAfterCurrent` setting in `about:config`. Only the Firefox app from Google Play has `about:config` disabled. So how do you change this?

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I got a big announcement pop-up on Firefox desktop that support for mobile tab groups was added in 153 - https://www.firefox.com/en-CA/firefox/android/153.0/releasenotes/. I'm currently on 153.0.2 (Build #2016175759), and have no tab group feature.

Looking at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/tab-groups-firefox-android, none of these features are visible for me. Nothing in my tab area mentions groups, the section at the top (private/normal/other devices) doesn't have a "groups" section, and I can't drag tabs onto other tabs to create groups.

My only installed add-on is uBlock Origin. Is there any reason this feature isn't available for me?

I have an S22 phone that requires I now use Google yext nessaging. But I also hsve this phine set up so I can use it w Facebook and MS 365 on my Dell laptop. Now w Firefox I cannot find mt Goigle yext messages etc. Anyine who can help?

I want to use Firefox on my foldable phone alongside several other apps. However, Firefox won't stay open in split-screen view; it only runs in full-screen mode and closes all other apps. That’s a real shame. If Firefox can't be adapted to work this way, I'll have to use a different browser.

When I bookmark a website and select edit, it does not show my created bookmarks to save too, nor can I move existing bookmarks to created folders, why not? I have to create a folder, then select all my existing important bookmarks and save them to the created folder. I can not later add any saved bookmarks to the created folder, why not? The Beta version has the same issue. Please make a change to allow for bookmark saving or moving to created folders. Thank you.

In previous versions of the app, holding the back button on android would display the recent history foldout. Currently it's not working anymore. However I've found out that the "virtual" back button to the address bar that can be added from the settings has mantained the correct behaviour. Adding an image to better clear uo what I'm referring to.

This issue only affects Gmail in Firefox on my Android laptop. Gmail works fine in Google Chrome on the laptop and on my iPhone. In Firefox, I can't see my emails—just rows with empty checkboxes, arrows for important/unimportant messages, blank spaces, "Updates," and more blank spaces. When I click on a row, the message opens, but otherwise, it is completely devoid of text or images.

It might have been an email with the subject line "Instagram." Then came my name and a number (which I’ve omitted here), followed by "update you on..." Then "updated with Instagram... Inbox"

Please tell me if you need more information about the images. Many thanks in advance!

Best regards, Nils Ronge

Hello Firefox, hello Mozilla, hello community. I have some very important suggestions. Some applications and programs have taken a great path, namely decentralized web technologies. The current internet has become an insecure environment despite all the extreme methods of protecting privacy through the Firefox browser and any other secure technology. I must tell you that keeping up with the times and helping develop the internet and the decentralized Web 3 is undoubtedly the greatest blessing that has come to us, privacy-conscious users and enthusiasts. For example, decentralized domains, decentralized web technologies, and blockchain, which caused a great rift in its early stages, have become almost like the atomic foundation of the current internet. We want decentralized privacy. Firefox and Mozilla, of course, are non-profit companies and organizations. We ask your esteemed team, engineers, and great scientists to help make the Firefox browser keep pace with the developments of decentralization and to help you balance the delicate line between decentralization and centralization of the internet and the World Wide Web. Now there is a rising browser, a brave browser, and this browser is truly bold. With the growth of users who love decentralization, we, as users, feel envious that our beloved browser is not using it. Decentralization means we want to access the web and decentralized networks through the Firefox browser. Thank you. Decentralized internet and privacy are two sides of the same coin.