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I am trying to download YouTube thumbnails in their original resolution (HD quality) using my mobile browser, but I’m facing some issues. Sometimes the image doesn’t load properly, or it downloads in lower quality.

I have tried different methods, including manually modifying the image URL and using an online YouTube thumbnail downloader, but the results are not consistent.

For reference, I tried using this tool: https://thumbload.net/

to download thumbnails, but I still experience issues on mobile.

Is this a browser-related limitation or a setting issue? How can I properly download full-quality YouTube thumbnails on mobile without errors?

I am using Firefox on mobile and I want to download images in the highest possible quality from different websites.

Sometimes the images look compressed or low resolution after saving.

Is there any built-in option or setting in Firefox mobile to always download original image quality? Or any recommended method to ensure full-resolution downloads?

Ive been trying to swipe though google images but if I click an image the swipe gesture dont work at all. (I wasn't able to attach a screen recording so I had to take some screenshots) i cant swipe to the next image without closing the one i was in.

Galaxy A14 5G, Firefox 142.0.1

The products that are displayed in the thumbnail images in the Google shopping search results are tiny (microscopic). Opera and DuckGo display normal sized images.

Does anyone know if there's a setting in Firefox that can be used to make the thumbnails display properly?

I am using Firefox for Android for daily web browsing. From last 2 days when i browse any website or blog , i am unable to view images. Only text appearing but no image upload. I check my internet connection as well but still facing same issue. I tried to open PSA website for Online appointment and National ID card tracking but cannot view any image or check button in it.

Seems unclear if possible at all rn, the browser asked me how I was enjoying it, I pressed the sad fox

and it sent me right here to put 'feedback' if this is the wrong place to give that feedback then maybe it's a bug.

I used to be able to long press images then copy to clipboard, but that functionality seems to have recently broken in Firefox Nightly on both my phone and tablet. I've used GBoard without issue for a long time, and the functionality still works fine on Chrome.

Will the copy image feature be fixed?

When I set a shortcut for a website, I just get a randomly colored icon with the first letter of the domain in the center from some website . This happens even though the websites have proper favicons — I checked. The issue seems to be with the app itself, not the sites. I also tried it on a freshly installed latest firfox browser, and the problem persists. One example is https://www.perplexity.ai/, which doesn't show its icon either.

Android version: 14 One UI version: 6.1 Firefox version: 136.0.2 (also in screenshot) Example link where error is occuring: https://www.npr.org/2025/03/07/nx-s1-5320798/walgreens-private-equity-acquisition

When searching on webpages, the image will look blank with a red box outline, or will have the image and the box outline. This happens whether or not the image is an interactive element. Even after refreshing the page the problem persists. In private or regular windows it happens. After tapping on the red box, the image will load, and usually stays loaded if I leave the page and then come back.

A screenshot is below of what the boxes/images typically look like Attached screenshots

When searching on webpages, the image will look blank with a red box outline, or will have the image and the box outline. This happens whether or not the image is an interactive element. Even after refreshing the page the problem persists. In private or regular windows it happens. After tapping on the red box, the image will load, and usually stays loaded if I leave the page and then come back.

This is on the android mobile version of FireFox.

A screenshot is below of what the boxes/images typically look like