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Is there any plan to support multi-instance for Android?

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snoopy3476
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I want to open multiple pages at the same time in Android 12, but Firefox for Android does not seem to support multi-instance (like in the attached image). I also tried beta and nightly but none of them worked either. As other browser apps (Chrome, Edge, Samsung, etc.) support it, I switched my default browser app to Samsung internet on Android (temporarily).

I don't want to use multiple apps (Stable, beta and nightly) just for opening multiple pages in a single screen. Is there any plan to support multi-instance in the future version of Firefox?

I want to open multiple pages at the same time in Android 12, but Firefox for Android does not seem to support multi-instance (like in the attached image). I also tried beta and nightly but none of them worked either. As other browser apps (Chrome, Edge, Samsung, etc.) support it, I switched my default browser app to Samsung internet on Android (temporarily). I don't want to use multiple apps (Stable, beta and nightly) just for opening multiple pages in a single screen. Is there any plan to support multi-instance in the future version of Firefox?
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There's no any plans we're aware of.

Please check this feature request: https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/24122

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TyDraniu
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There's no any plans we're aware of.

Please check this feature request: https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/24122

snoopy3476
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Oh, that's too bad. Thanks for the link!