Forum zgromaźeństwa Firefox za Android

I like the feature of opening links in private tabs, but I would like to make some exceptions.

Some of the news papers / magazines I subscribe to do not provide native apps, they only offer web sites. I have their web sites saved to my home screen using "Add to Home screen". Because I have "Open links in a private tab" enabled, I have to log in every time, which is getting really annoying.

Things I have tried:

• Removing the site from my home screen and making sure the shortcut was created from a standard tab and not a private tab
• Searching the settings for a way to specify a list of exempted domains

Is there a way to accomplish this that is am missing?

I have a 2024 Xiaomi Redmi Pad Pro using Android. I am constantly being reminded on my tablet to 'Unlock Firefox' so I may use the saved paswords as per my Windown 11 PC. I have the correct pasword for Firefox on my PC but try as I may this does not work on my tablet! Can you assist please? Thanks. Simon.

when opening emails containing hyperlinks it goes to the website's page, asks for passwords etc but the page turns a faded gray and doesn't allow any actions on it including closing the page.. have to go to task bar and manually close page...when the page first comes up it states in the address bar that it is not secure...?

Hello

For some reason the formatting of search results using Google has changed recently for me, but it's fine in private mode. it is widened and shows less information. for reddit searches, it excludes comment count and date. I attached an image to showcase the difference compared to private mode which has the proper formatting.

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Since updating to v144.0.1 (distributed via Google Play) on OnePlus 5 with stock Android 10 (OxygenOS 10.0.1) Firefox initially performs as expected, but after a few days displays the 'connection has timed out' message when trying to access any URL (after a delay of around 45 seconds).

Issue occurs regardless of device connection to WiFi / cellular, other apps on the device have no issues with connectivity in both cases. PCAPDroid captures show DNS requests to the Android system resolver 10.215.173.2 with responses as expected, but no HTTP/HTTPS connections.

The issue persists across force stop, device restart, and clearing but is resolved by uninstalling and reinstalling until it recurs a few hours later. Issue also observed with beta build 145.0b7, but not yet seen using either Fennec 144.0.0 (Build #1440020) GV: 144.0-20251022155017 or with Nightly 146.0a1 (Build #2016122871), 6488d90a06c0b99c9f7000b8c0763c4f44253912, GV: 146.0a1-20251028041839

When typing a long search string in a new tab (Google search) which goes out to the right I can't see what I'm typing. Scrolling to the right is extremely laggy and can take seconds for each word. Tried this with the Chrome search bar and the Android settings search, the issue doesn't happen there.

Galaxy S25, Firefox Beta 145.0b7 (Build #2016122735), GBoard

Since the last update the following error occurs: If I delete individual entries in the browser history, they don't stay deleted, hey are back after a while.

Is this a bug?

When searching on the mobile Firefox browser for a location or Services near me the Google Maps in the browser is unable to find my precise location despite having location settings enabled on my phone and in the Firefox browser. When I click the use precise location tool tip to get assistance in the browser, it only shows me how to solve this via Chrome browser. Is there some sort of setting I am missing or is this a consistent issue?

I live in New Zealand. I've recently come back here after a holiday in Europe. My phone is set to automatically pickup the correct time from my local phone provider and it's done that so I'm now UTC + 13.

My Fennec browser isn't reflecting that and still thinks it's in the UK.

144.0.0 (Build #1440020) GV: 144.0-20251022155017 AS: 144.0.1 OS: Android 12

Is there a setting I can change? Or someway to flush that cached value?

Thanks.

For the past two days I can't log in to Yahoo mail with Firefox but it works fine on chromium.. The error is: Something went wrong We could not sign you in. Try again from a different device. Go to Help [or] Close I'm using a desktop and FF esr. I tried a VPN extension and it did nothing.. My FF preferences have always been to delete all info. on closing so I have no cache/cookies to clear. Tried with adding yahoo to cookie exception AND without any exceptions. Is this strictly esr? I never had this issue until this week. I had to use chromium to log in to my email to retrieve the code required to log in to THIS website. Is anyone else having this issue with FF??? Thank you.