Firefox for Android Community Forum

When the "Scroll to hide toolbar" option is turned on, commonly used web features, such as paywalls will make it impossible to scroll after I have scrolled down the page, hiding the toolbar. Since it is impossible to scroll up, the toolbar is impossible to access unless I use a pinch to zoom gesture. A lot of websites also disable this gesture also, however.

It just happened to me when viewing: https://www.theverge.com/policy/963872/meta-eu-addictive-design-200b-fine-risk-digital-services-act-dsa

I haven't received a reply for a long time, so I've completely rewritten the entire content of my post. Below is the updated version：

Device： Firefox for Android, version 150.3

Issue Description： When "Hide toolbar when scrolling" is enabled, webpages (especially search result pages) fail to load completely — content cuts off before reaching the bottom. Disabling this option resolves the issue immediately.

Steps to Reproduce：

1. Go to Settings → enable "Hide toolbar when scrolling" 2. Open any search engine and search for a keyword (e.g., "bbc news") 3. Scroll down to the bottom of the search results page

Expected Result： The page loads completely to the bottom Actual Result： The page stops loading prematurely; bottom content is missing

Additional Notes： I have a screen recording demonstrating this issue, but the forum does not support video uploads. I'm happy to share a video link or send it via email if needed.

Also, it would be great if the feedback page could support Chinese — I currently have to rely on translation tools to submit reports, which adds extra friction.

Looking forward to your response. Thank you!

A blank page comes up after trying to print a mailing label from Amazon. Yes I can turn off the protection, but that's an extra step.

I followed the "instructions" to add the site or domain to an exception list but that also does not work.

Printing a return shopping label from Amazon is a very normal thing for people to do. Fix this so that it's easy to print or an easy work around like adding Amazon.com to an exception list

No matter what I do, sometimes, Firefox on my phone won't sync and it's driving me crazy to be honest. I don't know why it happens, it has no fixed schedule and it seems to go away on it's own in a seemingly random amount of time. In this instance, as I'm writing this I've been trying to sync with my PC for over an hour and it simply refuses to sync. I've tried restarting, force stoping , clearing cache.. Nothing. In the past I even tried reinstalling and for it to sync it took a while. I'm lost with this bug and it's been happening for a while now, I was hoping for a fix but so far it seems it hasn't come.

Please let me know if additional information is needed.

Firefox Nightly for Android

After one of recent update (few weeks ago) cannot access local network ip addresses.

Tried different suggestions from SO in about:config but nothing helps.

Other browsers works.

Hello, Firefox keeps crashing numerous times everyday, I've just uninstalled it then reinstalled it and within minutes another notification it's crashed, works fine on my pc and been using it for years.

Something wrong it's happening since the last update. When typing a word in the Google search bar it adds random letters. For example if I'm trying to type Mozi(lla) I get "mozizo". My keyboard is working fine with other apps, I switched to another keyboard and the glitch persists

Video are stuttering when I play on YouTube.com as well as on streaming websites. I have used firefox beta to modify "layout.frame_rate" and "layout.throttled_frame_rate" to 60. My phone is Motorola's Signature. Video is working for now but please look into it and fix this permanently.

I wanted to take some screen shots and found my self in a goggle browser instead of Firefox browser and as a result I could not take screen shots because Google says it is because of security. Please explain to me which security, I chose Firefox default, browser etc. But It is seems as if Google want to over in everything I do on my cell phone.

Thank you

Moderator note: Moved from the Firefox Desktop forum to the Firefox for Android forum.

I started getting ads upon opening the app yesterday. It's the generic white border with an image or video in the middle, it's not every time I load but at least 1/4 of the time. I tried taking a screenshot of the ad but it just ended up as a blank screen (attached image)