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Hide Images in Firefox for iOS
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A no image mode to help you save bandwidth. Continue to browse the web without loading images
A no image mode to help you save bandwidth. Continue to browse the web without loading images
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[[Template:ios8.0]]
Firefox for iOS has a mode where it hides images to help save bandwidth.
=How to Hide or Show Images=
# Tap the menu button at the bottom of the screen. (You might need to [[Navigation bar in Firefox for iOS|scroll all the way to the top of the page]] for the menu button to appear).
# Here you can Hide or Show Images:
#* To hide images, tap the '''Hide Images''' icon to hide images and not load them in the future. (You might need to swipe to the next panel first.)
#* To display images, tap the '''Show Images''' icon to show images and load them in the future. (You might need to swipe to the next panel first.)
{note}'''Don't see a menu button?''' You might be on an older version of Firefox. Please update to the latest version through the App Store.<br>{/note}
[[Template:ios8.0]]
Firefox for iOS has a mode where it hides images to help save bandwidth.
=How to Hide or Show Images=
# ;[[Template:iosmenu]](You might need to [[Navigation bar in Firefox for iOS|scroll all the way to the top of the page]] for the menu button to appear).
# Here you can Hide or Show Images:
#* To hide images, tap the '''Hide Images''' icon to hide images and not load them in the future. (You might need to swipe to the next panel first.)
#* To display images, tap the '''Show Images''' icon to show images and load them in the future. (You might need to swipe to the next panel first.)
{note}'''Don't see a menu button?''' You might be on an older version of Firefox. Please update to the latest version through the App Store.<br>{/note}