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It says tap the padlock on menu bar to access site permissions. However there is no padlock. Just a shield with checkmark saying that enhanced tracking is on.

I need to allow docusign access to my camera in order to sign loan papers.

I would like to find out why Firefox withdrew $47 from my PayPal debit account. What was it for, I cannot find an invoice or and explanation for the transaction. Please contact me and explain the reason you charged me, I don't remember authorizing you to access my PayPal account although I have made some contributions to Firefox and may have used PayPal to do that.

It's possible that I misread the documentation, but I looked for a response to this question for 20 minutes, and I couldn't find a 100% clear answer about my question when it comes to Firefox for Android.

Say I install an extension on Firefox for Android, that requires permission just for a specific website (e.g. let's say, for example, it's an add-on for blocking automated translations on youtube, with permission scope restricted to youtube only). Later, the extension automatically updates itself (as apparently, it's not possible to disable automated updates for extensions on Firefox for Android). The update now includes a larger permission scope, for example permissions for some other websites, or even the permission to "Access your data for all websites".

My questions are:

Is this scenario possible? If so, will I be notified of the changes in permission scope? Would I be able to block the update in this case?

Thank you.

Since the November 6th update, my input from SwiftKey keyboard specifically on Duckduckgo site (not when searching from Firefox address bar) is being very disrupted. Single click on spacebar is ignored and autocomplet filles in a different spot than the cursor. This doesn't happen an any other website an also does not happen on chrome for android on Duckduckgo. Also this does not happen with gboard in Firefox. Any ideas?

Hello Mozilla team, 👋 I’ve noticed that some educational websites — including my own scholarship guide, https://theoasisscholarship.com/

— aren’t displaying correctly on Firefox for Android.

The issue I see: Some pages don’t load fully, especially forms and PDF links. The same pages work fine on Chrome or Edge mobile. Clearing cache or disabling add-ons didn’t help. Can you please guide me on how to debug or fix this issue? Is there a specific setting, user agent, or cache issue on Firefox mobile that may cause this? Thank you for your help! 🙏

Ive been trying to figure out how to change the Firefox background to add my own picture and I can't find it even themes for the mobile version if this feature already exist make it more accessible like in the customization settings

ChatGPT says got to Settings, Google's AI overview says I can access them by going Menu > More Tools > Web Developer Tools. But I can't see that option. Do I have to enable the feature somehow or do I have to use a remote debugging option over USB? I want to use the equivalent of the Inspect tool on desktop.

Tell me where to access the bloody list of FAQ. Am positive others have been confused by AI instructions. There is no option to Export as cvs shown in Settings as described by AI??? There are NO options at all when I access Saved Passwords in Mozell/Firefox!

   Please - provide some VERY BASIC ANSWER TO THIS BASIC QUESTION 🤔

Why did you guys have to go and update the privacy policy 😠 I've been going around telling everyone it's a no brainer to switch from chrome to Firefox because chrome uses your data for its own purposes, and now I have to put all that on hold until we all figure out the new scheme you're cooking.

This choice is causing you to vacate your corner of the market. On any browser ranking, and I've read several since this policy change, the benefits of Firefox are always that it's the mainstream browser with good privacy practices. That's been the only benefit of Firefox over chrome for a long time. If you want inspiration to get back on board, look at what happened to D&D when they changed their license, or Unity when they changed their license.

Don't lose out on your market share. Mozilla AI isn't worth it.

Firefox is locating me in states that I am not in. Had me stuck in TN for the states of Alabama, MISSISSIPPI, Georgia. While in NC has me located in TN and now in SC.

On Firefox for Android beta, there's a critical annoying bug. When you click on a link, any link, it will look as if Firefox will load the web page but suddenly, it goes back to the previous web page. This is incredibly frustrating since it's almost like you're redirected back randomly. I checked this with no extensions enabled as well as even with just ublock origin and privacy badger extensions enabled