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Why can I not access DSW website, every time i try it tells me access denied - see below my copy and paste,

Regards Theo

Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://www.dsw.com/en/us/product/beach-by-matisse-vail-bootie/571731?" on this server.

Reference #18.8a41102.1724831838.8b81e88

https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.8a41102.1724831838.8b81e88

Several websites I've visited on my Firefox-Android browser generate a popup message that requires me to "enable java script" if I want to gain access. All FAQ I've searched so far says that Firefox enables Java by default. When I navigate to 'site settings' on the Android app settings menu there are no adjustments one can make at all. So . . . (1) Is Java enabled by default on the Firefox Android browser, and (2) Would any kind soul who knows what's wrong clue me in, regardless? Much thanks in advance!

If I press "Accedi" on the mobile version of the sella.it Italian bank website (opened from mobile devide Samsung Galaxy S5 witf Firefox), the log-in page is not showed but downloaded - is an aspx page and is downloaded from Firefox not opened. If I open the website from other mobile browser this issue not exist.

Firefox from mobile devide, mine is Samsung Galaxy S5 the issue i see in Firefox for mobile on Android Samsung Galaxy S5 Android 4.4.2

Since the 129.0 update, Youtube videos on Firefox for Android are played extremely zoomed in, which makes it impossible to see the entire video image. Only the upper left corner is shown. If I increase the quality of the video, I can see a bigger portion of it, but still not the entire video. Audio works fine. This issue is not present in Chrome or Opera. I use a Huawei P20 Pro with Android 10, and I suspect that this issue is related to Huawei because other Huawei users are reporting it (on Reddit, for instance). I've tried disabling add-ons and deleting app data, but it didn't work. Also updating to 129.0.2 didn't fix the issue.

Could you please look into it?

Thank you

Hi. When I go to YouTube.com on the Firefox mobile browser, I cannot for the life of me find my notifications. On the Firefox PC browser, there is a bell icon in the top right of the screen, but not only is it missing in the mobile browser, I cannot find any button or section labeled "notifications." Please advise.

Sometimes I want to enter arbitrary IPA strings into websites from my phone. I've tried finding a privacy-respecting way to conveniently do this and the best way I've found so far is to use the app Unicode Keyboard by Tim Wunderlich, available on the Google Play Store, and enter the code point for the IPA letters or diacritics I want. This works in every other app, but in Firefox, there are two characters I can't enter this way - the combining grave diacritic U+0300 and the combining acute diacritic U+0301. Even other combining diacritica work. I like researching and talking about linguistics and conlanging online, and sometimes this involves using those diacritics to mark tones. This is such an odd specific incapability for Firefox to have but it has persisted, since at least as far back as 2024. I've just had to enter those diacritics in another app and copy&paste them in. I can enter the diacritics directly as keyboard input in Firefox on Windows and GNU/Linux.

Hi all,

About a week ago a website began to be rendered incorrectly on the nightly build for Android.

Where is the best place to report such an issue for Nightly releases?

I use Firefox Nightly, currently 132.0a1, installed from Google Play. I've tried to disable extensions, same outcome.

The site renders correctly on Firefox Beta, 130.0b9.

The affected site. https://www.yr.no/en/details/graph/2-2618425/Denmark/Capital%20Region/Copenhagen/Copenhagen

Here is a "story": 1. I want to sign in into github using a passkey stored on my yubikey 2. I plug in my yubikey 5C into my phone (samsung z flip 6) 3. I open github.com in firefox 4. I press "sign in with a passkey" 5. Firefox opens some samsung chooser, I choose "other devices > show qr code" 6. login fails and firefox opens Google's prompt to enter pin for the yubikey (but the login already failed, so it does not matter)

My roommate experiences the same bug with his yubikey and his samsung S24.

Doing the same in chrome works. Instead of opening samsung thing it opens Google thing directly where I can choose "use a different device" and it works after that (no login fail).

Is this a known issue? Can I do something to fix it or at least debug it?

(images are, in order, "prompt when using 'sign in with a passkey' in firefox", "login fails as soon as I tap 'show QR code'", and "prompt when using 'sign in with a passkey' in chrome)

Disqus comments section is not loading on any website since version 136.0.1. Not solved in 136.0.2.

Working fine in 136.0.0 and before.

Working fine in latest Nightly version.

Hello Mozilla Support Team, I’m facing an issue while accessing my website https://sreevikash.com/ on Firefox for Android. The site either loads partially or does not render correctly compared to other browsers like Chrome.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open Firefox on an Android device
2. Go to https://sreevikash.com/
3. Observe the page layout and loading behavior

Expected Result: The website should load fully with proper layout, images, and styling, similar to other modern browsers.

Actual Result: Some elements do not load correctly, and the layout appears broken or incomplete.

Device Information: Device: Android smartphone OS Version: Android (please specify version if required) Firefox Version: Latest version from Play Store Network: Mobile data / Wi-Fi

Additional Notes: The website works fine on Chrome and desktop browsers. I would appreciate guidance on whether this is a Firefox compatibility issue or something that needs to be fixed on my website.

Thank you for your support.

— Sree Vikash

Moderator note: This question has been edited to correct the formatting.

Google is the only search engine I've selected for my Firefox Android browser. Often in the last month or so – after I type a search term into the omnibox at the top of my Firefox browser page – a "bing.com" results page opens. In fact, after I tried the words 'bing hijack' in this Mozilla Help page's own dedicated search box (NOT the browser's omnibox) another 'bing.com' page opened with search results This has happened in two different mobile devices that are synced to the same Firefox account. I do use the uBlock extension so I added the bing URL to the "My Filters" list, and my browser is always set for 'Strict' tracking protection. Is there any way to defeat this nonsense?

When I go to Mint.com and try to login, the login screen says Mint.com is not safe. It will not let me log in. It gives an option to dismiss advice. When I select that option it still will not allow me to login. I tried the most recent version of foxfire and also the beta version. I get the same results with both. I have used Mint.com for years and I used it with foxfire on the computer. I need to use it on my Nexus 4 smartphone. If I am to use Foxfire on my phone it must work with Mint. Mint.com is safe. No account numbers or passwords are stored in Mint. A hacker would see account names and entries but cannot do anything with the info. There is Nothing that could be used for ID theft. It is strictly a display of transactions in an account. Please tell me how I can login to Mint on your browser.

Just started having ussue with Youtube on Firefox Mobile on an android phone. All I get is the OOPS grease-monkey page. Yet via the app or an actual desktop, Youtube loads fine. Curious if anyone else is having similar issue?