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Hi, When I go to a specific website, my password is being auto filled to the page's search bar. I have created an Autofill exception for this site, and it still happens. To stop it, I have to disable password Autofill on entirely. I probably don't need to say this is a security issue. Every time I visit this site my password is being sent to their servers as a search query. I'm using Firefox Android. Please help

I have a strange problem when searching for stuff on the internet. (Using google if it matters)

First search I type something like cars. I press enter. I get cars.

Second search I type black cars. I press enter. I get cars again and in the search result it shows i searched cars.

I type black cars again. I press enter. I get black cars, search finally says I searched black cars.

I refresh. I get cars again and the search shows I only searched cars.

Every time I wanna search something I need to open up a new tab or I run into this issue and it's driving me insane. I have no idea where to even start with troubleshooting this problem, it's so strange.

Hallo zusammen,ich versuche, die neue mailbox Suite (mailbox.org) als Progressive Web App (PWA) auf meinem Android-Gerät mit Firefox zu installieren, wie es in der offiziellen Anleitung von mailbox.org beschrieben ist: Öffnen in Firefox Menü ⋮ → Installieren Zum Startbildschirm hinzufügen Stattdessen erscheint die Fehlermeldung: "Browser wird nicht unterstützt" (oder ähnlich: "Ihr Browser wird nicht unterstützt").Details zu meinem Setup:Firefox-Version: 147.0.2, Android-Version: [z. B. Android 13 auf One Plus 8, Firefox-Variante: Standard-Firefox Getestet: Im normalen Modus (nicht Privatsphäre-Modus), nach Neuladen der Seite, Cache geleert für mailbox.org Seite: https://mailbox.org (nach Login in die Suite)

Was ich schon probiert habe: Firefox komplett updaten (aktuellste Version aus Play Store) Cache & Cookies für mailbox.org löschen Seite in neuem Tab / normalem Fenster öffnen Vergleich: In Chrome/Brave funktioniert die PWA-Installation problemlos und wird als App installiert

Laut der mailbox.org Knowledge Base

kb.mailbox.org

wird Firefox auf Android explizit unterstützt und soll über das Menü → Installieren gehen. Ist das ein bekannter Bug in der aktuellen Firefox-Version? Gibt es eine about:config-Einstellung, die ich aktivieren muss, oder ein Workaround? Oder ist die Unterstützung bei mailbox.org doch noch nicht vollständig für Gecko/Firefox implementiert? Danke für eure Hilfe – würde gerne bei Firefox bleiben, statt auf Chromium wechseln zu müssen!

Danke im Voraus für eure Hilfe! Beste Grüße andreas.s

I have a Samsung J5 with Android 9.

I have Firefox Beta version 139.0b10.

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Hello! I've recently been having some issues getting videos to play in the background from Firefox's audio notification media player feature. I very frequently use YouTube in the Firefox browser so that I can then exit the browser and still play the audio of a video via the media player, but last night that media player stopped working for me. When I close the Firefox app, I still get the notification as usual, but tapping the "play" button achieves absolutely nothing. I've tried to search the issue and test some fixes myself, but nothing has worked so far. The fixes I've tried include:

• Activated "Allow video and audio" in the Firefox Autoplay setting
• Made sure autoplay was allowed in the YouTube browser tab
• Tried to play the audio while connected to wi-fi and while on data
• Checked for updates to my phone, YouTube, and Firefox (I am up to date)
• Deployed the old "turn it off and turn it back on again" fix, both in Firefox (closing all tabs and re-opening), and for my phone (shut it down and restarted it).

None of the settings for the media player or general notifications for Firefox seem to govern this issue, so I'm bringing it here. Thank you for taking the time to read through all of this. Please let me know if you have any suggestions for me! (I've included a photo of the notification bar for extra reference)

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