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Why do I keep getting a server error message when trying to access a link?

Error message received:

ip: 102.129.152.219

date: Tue Apr 26 2022 14:50:40 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

url: https://thecollegefix.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=90378351ae56a868ffa8680ae&id=bc2587b522&e=b37f61ea2e

user agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Android 11; Mobile; rv:99.0) Gecko/99.0 Firefox/99.0

I previously had a firefox account signed into the browser, I removed it. I no longer wanted it attached.

But since then, EVERY time I open settings, it is highlighted asking me to reconnect and resume syncing. I click "Remove account" multiple times, then a couple hours later its back! With the highlight prompt again.

I cleared the apps cache too. Any ideas? See image attached.

https://i.imgur.com/IfBmWE0.jpg

Firefox crashes almost every time I download something. It's all, I don't have any other info or a clue what to do I tried to add some info about that crash, but there is nothing in crash reports. It's like info about it wasn't send but I've done it right now

Fixing a crashed message/clumsy or delayed response to searched topics will surely provide confidence in using your app. So please act on this to be on top as you have been the leading app for years.

Thanks.

i had open a web page for some reasons. but the website asks to enable flash for load flash content or they prefer to download a browser. so what i do i dont want other browser. i need all features in firefox so pls solve this

I am using latest version 99.2.0 of Firefox browser of Android phone. Now I am telling you the problem i am facing in this browser. Open any website in Firefox browser, select a word on webpage and now you have a context menu in which copy, cut, select all, translate options are given. when you will tap on translate option, Firefox browser will be crashed. only firefox has this problem. it is not working with google translate app. google translate app provide translate option in context menu and we can't use it in firefox only. I am attaching Screenshot also. this bug was also existed in the previous versions.

So I usually read long books that are only divided in chapters online, so no page numbers, using the reader mode in dark mode to make it nicer to read. The problem is that it does not save where I stopped on the page last time while reading like firefox used to as far as I remember. This makes things annoying as I need to remember and find where I stopped reading. Again, long browser pages with no page numbers to remember. I don't even close the pages on my phone and it happens both when I close the browser or just minimize it. I remember that it used to save it without problems. Is this a bug or just a removed feature? Hopefully someone here can help as I didn't find anything helpful via google. If there are more details neededI will add them on request.

Device: Samsung Galaxy S9/Android 10 Build number: Firefox v 99.1.1 Problem: Using Firefox as default browser, the user is failed to get redirected from webview back to app. SDK Version:

Amplify Android v1.29.0

Code used:

The onSuccess Action of Amplify.Auth.signOut is finishing but the webpage “dismiss” is not being triggered

Function call (image)

Has this issue been seen elsewhere? Is there any configuration that needs to be set to allow callback/redirects?

Version 100 is a battery and data drain, impossible to use! At least: turn off settings bar auto hide so we dont have to close app and delete cache/app data non stop!

I used to have bookmarks and other sites I've pinned to the home page on firefox android.

Now every page I visit is showing? Not just the site, but every page on that site, every search result. It's just junk pages filling my home page.

I'm hoping this is a bug and not some attempt to decide for me what I want on my home screen. It's really frustrating.

The only way around is to clear history on exit - but history is used - i just dont need every page i see being on my home screen.

(also the language at the bottom doesn't allow me to choose my language - English - ENGLISH. I don't speak US english.)

Cannot remove pop up nag screen: "Useful modifications for easy turning and genuine"

Any time I touch my Samsung screen (without even passing security fingerprint) a Firefox message pops up

Hello,

I’m encountering the exact same issue as here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1285325

The topic was archived and marked as solved. For me it clearly isn’t. Am I the only one?

Thanks.

I’m using Firefox Daylight 100.1.1.

Cannot take screenshot of problem (pop up ms from Amazon via Firefox) . . as soon as I pick up the phone or attempt any action whatsoever, the message box disappears. And since I have a fingerprint access option on, the moment my finger touches the screen for full access there is no record of the message for screen capture. Also, if I do nothing, the screen goes black (normal, with time/date etc visible) within a few seconds after the message appears . . though it is waiting for me to touch the screen at which time it reappears again for a few seconds. So it is pick up the phone . . trigger motion detection . . message box appears . . wait a couple of seconds . . black screen . . touch or pick up the phone . . message box . . black screen etc. I can of course do the fingerprint scan and have full phone features, but the preliminary nag "box message" all the time bugs the hell out of me. In the text of my "complaint" I quoted what the message says, it is not from Firefox but does have a tiny Firefox logo upper left. The small rectangular window also has a left/right "full return" arrow (grayed out each one) with a black "pause" button in between the two arrows, and it is not grayed out. However nothing happens if I touch it. In very small print under the main text (first few words of my Amazon review) is a link to the Amazon page where I posted a review of a product. The message itself that I refer to is NOT from Firefox, but is comprised of the first few words of my review headline (not all of it but most) on the Amazon product comment review page. So even though the "content" of the unwanted message is from Amazon, the Firefox logo nevertheless appears (very tiny) in the upper left of the rectangular window, so it appears to be a composite error interaction between Firefox and Amazon. How to tell Firefox to stop posting it? Or how to tell Amazon that their software is somehow involved? I haven't a clue . . ! This is a re-written complaint . . the original one resulted in an email request from "Seburo" who asked for a screenshot, but did not provide a return email address that functioned. So I am posting here a second time, thanks.