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Some sites, this one in particular https://9gag.com, are taking several minutes to load. This only happens when the site is left opened in while I switch to a different tab or app.

It doesn't happen in Chrome.

Text in certain languages is rendered as boxes. If I copy this text and paste it in other applications/see the clipboard, the text is perfectly visible over there. Also, if I turn off advanced protection the text becomes visible on Firefox. This wasn't the case earlier, keeping advanced protection on would still render text. Happening since long, so don't have track for version history and when started to happen. Firefox (general release) on Android. Tried on other devices too, was able to replicate, thus not device specific.

I have Firefox set as my default. When I need to get a library book using Libby, that app takes me to Amazon.com through my default browser. I have been unable to login to check out the books. It asks for the email or phone number and when I select the next step, it clears it and shows that same page again. Now, to get my library books, I must change my default browser to Chrome, check out the book and then change it back.

I cleared cache then cleared data. Neither option changed the outcome.

I'm using Samsung S23 Ultra.

When downloading content from sites especially large files on some occasion it splits creating new files instead of 1 Example : downloading file.zip 30 gb file File.zip 19gb File.zip 7gb File.zip 4gb They get split instead of a single file

While on a webpage, changing to a different app on mobile sometimes causes the whole browser to bug, blanking out the page and refusing to load. Sometimes when this happens, waiting a while will allow the page to load, but often i have to clear cache for it to work.

Is anybody could tell me how to switch off or block FireFox download manager on android? I try to understand what is the reason to introduce this solution, but I can't. Android has download manager which sending notifications after every download, so why I am forced to clear that notifications twice - once in android and second time in FireFox? Is anybody could explain me that? Because I'm so stupid to understand this. I don't want to manage my downloads from FireFox and I want to remove it or switch-off. So please somebody help me

I am new to Firefox browsing and I just installed it on my phone. I use accessibility. I was wondering if this would reach Firefox and if they could add listen to this page on the the browser

Been asked to report this here.

While not being used (phone off and charging at night) Firefox used up around 6GB of data and I have no idea why.

There were three tabs open at the time, two had been open for several days without issue, I think this was the other one.

I noticed this when staying somewhere with a flaky WiFi connection, as I got a warning about mobile data use, so it's entirely possible it isn't the first time.

Phone running Android 11.