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I am using Firefox on an Android phone and experiencing frequent YouTube video stuttering and dropped frames. The video playback is not smooth even though my internet connection is stable. The problem happens repeatedly on YouTube, while the same videos play normally in other browsers. Please help me determine whether this is a Firefox performance, hardware acceleration, or video decoding issue and what settings I should check or change.

Jumping to a discussion in an Article at another sit from a comment in discus.com does not open the comments section using Firefox as it does in Chrome I have to copy the link and paste it into Chrome to get to the comment’

I am running into a strange issue with the Firefox app installed on my new mobile phone, and it occurs consistently while browsing almost all websites. The problem is that after a webpage loads completely, the right side gets slightly cut off. It doesn't seem to be caused by display scaling, font size, or screen zoom. Because if that were the case, pinching to zoom with two fingers should have brought the hidden right side into view. For example, on Reddit, when I try to check my profile or notifications, the right side gets cropped out. On the other hand, this Firefox support page is displaying properly, with no part cut off. I have attached screenshots of both. I am encountering this issue on several other websites as well. My device is a popular Samsung model. Other browsers, such as the pre-installed Google Chrome or MS Edge downloaded from the Google Play Store, do not have any such issue. So far, I tried removing all extensions from Firefox, but to no avail. I couldn't find anything relevant in the settings that could cause this either. I tried toggling the protection settings between Standard and Strict, but it made no difference. Is there any known fix for this issue?

Hi everyone,

I'm working on a website that generates and displays Unicode-based stylish text. Everything works as expected in Chrome and Edge, but some generated text doesn't render correctly in Firefox. In a few cases, the characters appear differently or fall back to a default-looking font.

I've already cleared the cache and tested with Firefox in Troubleshoot Mode, but the issue still persists.

Is this a known Firefox rendering limitation with certain Unicode characters, or is there something I should check on my end? Are there any recommended practices for improving font compatibility across browsers?

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

Since all these problems arise on Facebook only, my assumption is that there may be some underlying connection between them. So I'm not just lazy, please bear with me.

Facebook doesn't do attribution properly when sharing a post in mobile Firefox for Android. When attempting to do it manually, the correct suggestions disappear almost instantly if they show up at all, and are replaced by people I have no connection to whatsoever. The keyboard covers comments and posts whilst writing them, when it doesn't disappear for a while. The page might get reloaded at any time during composition, throwing you out to the main page willy-nilly, losing all you'd been writing.

I have a mail.com account that I access from both my PC and my Android phone using Firefox. The domain is email.com if that makes any difference.

When I look at an email that arrived using my PC and Firefox the time is correct for my location. When I look at the emails using Firefox on my Android phone (Samsung) the emails are posted with UTC +2 time (basically European time).

I have looked all over and cannot find a way to set the time zone for this on my phone, in Firefox and in Mail.com .

Can anyone walk me though getting the correct time to show up on my phone based web access to my Mail.com account?

1. continually played by frame and zoom issues despite adjusting accessibility settings.

2. YouTube comments cannot be edit.

3. before I could remove individual data history and other individual settings from sites but now I cannot select it. I understand my script extension has something like this but I thought that the browser before had more flexibility.

There is a problem, while watching YouTube over Firefox in browser incoming clock alarm stoping video but gives no sound and a brief wibration at start then totally silence and no wibration(mobile/desktop even with all add ons disable). This issue does not occurred in another application like AIMP or MX Player. Have checked additional thing like another wideo site(xvideos) and there everything works as it should. So it is seems to be problem with YouTube Phone is S23U.

How do I get the YouTube homepage to load more recommended content like it usually does?

Right now when I access the homepage a small portion of recommended content is loaded followed by a loading icon that doesn't seem to load anything.

Hello everyone! I have a slight issue with the website https://anime-bit.ru/ in Firefox on Android. When scrolling down the page, it doesn't load further, and images don't appear. It works fine in Firefox on desktop and in Chrome on Android. I'm not sure whether the problem is with the website or the browser.

I’m attaching a video demonstration of the issue. Would appreciate your confirmation or any suggestions!

While filling a form in a web page, and switch to another application for data fetching, the web page simply reloads itself making it a huge burden to fill in all the detail. While this does not happen in opera.

On multiple websites the keyboard on the samsung keyboard will cover the box that shows what you are typing. If you try to scroll down to try to see what you are typing the box either dissapears are is partially covered by a random part of the site. This only happens on firefox, chrome does not have this issue.

Why can i not use Prime video in Firefox anymore for Android? Is just doesnt want to load the video, i have turned off any and all adblockers.

Also why on gods green earth have i started to have to double tap the search bar before Firefox responds? I dont have to do it on Chrome, edge, brave, opera, only Firefox what are they doing over here these days?