Responsive layout issue in Firefox on smaller screens (13" laptop and mobile) vs. 24" desktop
Hi everyone,
I'm facing an issue with website screen responsiveness in Mozilla Firefox. A site that is supposed to be fully responsive and mobile-friendly displays properly on my 24" desktop monitor (photos, alignment, and overall design look fine). However, when opening the exact same URL in Firefox on a 13" laptop screen or a mobile device, the visual design breaks—layouts overlap and images get distorted.
Has anyone encountered this issue in Firefox with certain display scales or viewport media queries? Is there a known fix or setting in Firefox (or layout tweak) to resolve this layout breakdown on smaller screens? Any advice or troubleshooting steps would be greatly appreciated!
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If that's authoring issue please check out the resources at developer.mozilla.org
If you can infer a rendering bug, a reproducible example would be welcome either in a webcompat report, or directly as bugzilla.mozilla.org if you can file it as a platform bug.
Thank you for sharing the links and guidance. I also tested https://proresumes.io/ using the https://webcompat.com/ issue reporting tool, and it did not show any major issues.
Could you please suggest any other solution or troubleshooting steps I can try to determine whether there is an issue with the website? I’d appreciate any additional guidance you can provide.
Muhammad Ahmed trɔe
Yes. Upload the screenshots of the issue described, with the devtools open at the elements and your about:support stating what version you're running.
(You realize webcompat.com has no "testing" facility, so this sounds completely bogus, right?)
You’re right, I may have worded that incorrectly. I used the WebCompat issue-reporting page to check whether there were any browser compatibility issues with my website, not as a general website testing or scanning tool. Thanks for pointing that out. I’ll provide the requested screenshots and DevTools details so the issue can be investigated properly.