I want to turn off full screen warning but every time I enter 'about : config' it serves the term and I get a page of articles related to the topic. How do I get to… (read more)
I want to turn off full screen warning but every time I enter 'about : config' it serves the term and I get a page of articles related to the topic. How do I get to the advance preferences page?
Howdy folks, hope all is well your way... When I download a file, a notification pops up when the download is complete. I find this quite annoying, especially when downl… (read more)
Howdy folks, hope all is well your way...
When I download a file, a notification pops up when the download is complete. I find this quite annoying, especially when downloading file in a bit of rapid succession.
Is there some way to turn this off on FF mobile?
I tried... about:config > browser.download.alwaysOpenPanel on the nightly build, but after having created the option, it doesn't seem to work.
I would be forever indebted to any suggestions y'all can provide.
Thanks.
Hello, This recent update in how PDFs are handled is really poor. The responses to the effects of the update seem really arrogant. No, your PDF viewer is not better th… (read more)
Hello,
This recent update in how PDFs are handled is really poor. The responses to the effects of the update seem really arrogant.
No, your PDF viewer is not better than Adobe reader. Even if it was, I want the choice to download directly to my preferred app, even if you think it sucks. I thought Mozilla was all about choice? That's why I thought I donated monthly. I want control over the software I use. It's been a pattern with Mozilla, for example, removing about:config for people who don't want dev builds.
Just like desktop Firefox, I want to choose how to handle files and choose how my software works:
View in FF Download to disk Open in an App
No, i don't want to go the FF version first.
It's seems odd that I'm even explaining this. Please revert this change, it's bad for so many reasons. Please also consider why the culture at Mozilla is giving users less control, not more.
Can't access about:config
Firefox Mobile suggests passwords based on TLD. On desktop version, we can go to `about:config` and set `signon.includeOtherSubdomainsInLookup = false` to only suggest th… (read more)
Firefox Mobile suggests passwords based on TLD. On desktop version, we can go to `about:config` and set `signon.includeOtherSubdomainsInLookup = false` to only suggest the exact subdomain.
How can we achieve this on Firefox for Android?
How do I enable Global Privacy Control (GPC) in Android Firefox? Can't get to about:config to do it.
I have used Firefox on many systems - MacOS, Linux, Winblows and mainly Android Cellphone. "about:config" on a Cellphone has never worked, never worked consistently, or … (read more)
I have used Firefox on many systems - MacOS, Linux, Winblows and mainly Android Cellphone.
"about:config" on a Cellphone has never worked, never worked consistently, or mainly been confused with Desktop Firefox :P
Hello?!? The future is mobile not stationary desktops :P But I digress. Please dont misunderstand me - I love FF - but when I want "about:config" on A Cellphone - I WANT IT to actually work on a freaking cellphone :P
Is the software config too much for International Mozilla to understand? Or has Mozilla had way to much input from everyone on the planet thus watering down an otherwise great browser?
Kind of rhetorical - I know it will never be fixed in favor of locking in a dieing desktop setup :P
CYa/Bill
Background: I regularly work with old modem/router at my work sites. I usually use Firefox on PC to access the management page. Sometimes, I like to check by the sites w… (read more)
Background:
I regularly work with old modem/router at my work sites. I usually use Firefox on PC to access the management page. Sometimes, I like to check by the sites with only my phones, to mess with the configs in the modem.
I cannot access the local IP address (https://192.168.10.1/) because of the TLS requirement is too high (SSL/TLS 1.3). I need to lower the TLS version inabout:config to 1.1. I couldn't access the about:config on Firefox Android.
I have tapped 5 times on the Firefox logo to enable to Debug page, but changing TLS requirement is NOT there.
Question: Where is the setting for security.tls.version.min in Firefox Android 120.0?
Hello everybody, Firefox v122 is running on an Android 8 tablet. 1. Are the "about:config" configuration settings still supposed inaccessible for this version? 2. Wi… (read more)
Hello everybody,
Firefox v122 is running on an Android 8 tablet.
1. Are the "about:config" configuration settings still supposed inaccessible for this version?
2. Will these "about:config" configuration settings eventually become available again?
3. Is the interim solution still to install the Nightly version?
Thank you.
video on websites dont play very smoothly. they are always choppy, and look like they are playing on a really low frame rate. the same os true for youtube, instagram wher… (read more)
video on websites dont play very smoothly. they are always choppy, and look like they are playing on a really low frame rate. the same os true for youtube, instagram where it is very laggy when any video is played. ps. im on android, cant seem to open about:config area
in any other open tab, auto-hide addressbar/toolbar properly goes into hiding as soon as i begin scrolling, portrait or landscape. ONLY IN AN ABOUT:CONFIG TAB, auto-hide… (read more)
in any other open tab, auto-hide addressbar/toolbar properly goes into hiding as soon as i begin scrolling, portrait or landscape.
ONLY IN AN ABOUT:CONFIG TAB, auto-hide addressbar/toolbar requires that i 1) scroll all the way to end of page and then 2) vigorously & multiply scroll down, through the stuck bar. any upward scroll & i have to start from scratch. portrait & landscape.
this Android alpha cancer has metastacized to Android beta. danged annoying.
please fix this bug & don't regress it back in.
In about.config i set javascript.enabled false for most browsing, unless i really need to do otherwise (e.g. ecommerce). If i close the app (menu quit), and restart it, j… (read more)
In about.config i set javascript.enabled false for most browsing, unless i really need to do otherwise (e.g. ecommerce). If i close the app (menu quit), and restart it, javacript.enabled is reset true. This behaviour is not replicated for other settings i may make, e.g. dom.storage.enabled, or permissions.default.image. Being Android i have no root so no possibility of creating a user.js to override Firefox ignoring my settings. This seems to be a bug. Version is Android Nightly version 121.0a1, 2023-11-05.
