Forum zgromaźeństwa Firefox za Android

I am setting up a new Android phone but can't get my password into an app. The log-on credentials are stored in Firefox. Is this normal? Is it a property of the individual app? Is there anything I can do to facilitate Firefox auto-populating an app log-on fields?

Please fix the autofill feature to allow preferred password managers to work in the app! It's infuriating when developers don't bother to follow the guidelines and do as they please or purposely try and doge the guardrails. Please follow the native Credential Manager integration guidelines.

I was wondering if it's possible to lock a website's Login and Password Autofill behind a fingerprint prompt on mobile.

Sounds like a useful functionality, and would greatly improve overall App security, similar to how Samsung Pass works.

Thanks.

Certains de mes identifiants sont inopérants lors de l'utilisation de Firefox en mode navigation privée ; cependant, certains sont actifs en navigation non privée. Les mots de passe sont bien stockés, mais ni les valeurs automatiques ni celles saisies manuellement ne fonctionnent. Les identifiants qui ne fonctionnent pas en mode privé, fonctionnent dans Google Chrome. Pourriez-vous m'expliquer comment résoudre ce problème, en français ? Merci.

I allow all passwords to auto fill on websites but there are 2 I specifically want to store it in ff but want to only do it manually. Is it possible to segregate these 2?

I have been using Firefox for Android and Kaspersky Password Manager for many years without a hitch until v148 of Firefox, which seems to have broken things. Has anyone else seen this problem? With KPM installed (and all the necessary permissions correctly set) whenever I visit a login page the KPM icon should appear so I could select the login and password details to automatically fill in. It no longer does this with v148. I had been in touch with Kaspersky support and they were unable to help so I re-installed v147 and everything was back working again, so I am guessing the issue is with a change in v148. Has anyone else seen (or resolved) this issue. Many thanks FYI My Android is v13 on a Pixel4a and KPM is v9.2.113.65

idk if this is the right place to file bug reports

in the reddit login sreen  if you click on the email box it's supposed to pop up a saved passowrd bar—for you to choose fr multiple logins, or atleats fill automatically, but that doesnt happen for reddit, infact—it doeant recognize the email field at all, when clikcing the passwors field it pops uo noramlly and auto fills—but JUST the passowrd, the email field stays empty.

this is some info: 150.0a1 (Build #2016147111), 887fb4b92f0ce8fab484377f1715d972ead217cc GV: 150.0a1-20260303095635 AS: 150.20260228050320 OS: Android 14. Galaxy A15 4G

hope this help! and v150 is an amazing update!

Hi, When I go to a specific website, my password is being auto filled to the page's search bar. I have created an Autofill exception for this site, and it still happens. To stop it, I have to disable password Autofill on entirely. I probably don't need to say this is a security issue. Every time I visit this site my password is being sent to their servers as a search query. I'm using Firefox Android. Please help

Login Autofill in Android 14 not happinging despite all possible settings. I found. Google only gets to do it. Any ideas on how to yank it loose, so Firefox gets it? Firefox is set as the default. Autofill app.

auto filling of password in Android not working properly I mean its not promoting automatically fill the saved password. It also not fill in Android desktop mode. But in pc it's working fine with same login id.

Bei einigen Web-Seiten oder Apps (ich kann es leider nicht näher spezifizieren) werde ich von dem Anbieter obligatorisch nach Benutzername und Kennwort gefragt, die Firefox kennen und vorblenden sollte. Aber dann erscheint über dem Tastatur-Feld meines Android-Smartphones ein Symbol mit einem Fingerabdruck und dem Label "Firefox entsperren". Wenn ich da draufdrücke, geschieht nichts. Was muss ich tun?

Herzlichen Dank!