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I haven't received a reply for a long time, so I've completely rewritten the entire content of my post. Below is the updated version：

Device： Firefox for Android, version 150.3

Issue Description： When "Hide toolbar when scrolling" is enabled, webpages (especially search result pages) fail to load completely — content cuts off before reaching the bottom. Disabling this option resolves the issue immediately.

Steps to Reproduce：

1. Go to Settings → enable "Hide toolbar when scrolling" 2. Open any search engine and search for a keyword (e.g., "bbc news") 3. Scroll down to the bottom of the search results page

Expected Result： The page loads completely to the bottom Actual Result： The page stops loading prematurely; bottom content is missing

Additional Notes： I have a screen recording demonstrating this issue, but the forum does not support video uploads. I'm happy to share a video link or send it via email if needed.

Also, it would be great if the feedback page could support Chinese — I currently have to rely on translation tools to submit reports, which adds extra friction.

Looking forward to your response. Thank you!

Hi,

After the last two updates, the **Pseudo-elements** tab in the Browser Console can no longer be closed once it has been opened, and vice versa.

Please see the video below demonstrating the issue:

https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/video/54512049?key=4422b692b5131ae71def568f54d6f82d

Thanks.

In Firefox on my Android phone, when I type about:config in the address bar and press Go, it takes me to a description of that functionality, not the configuration page. I have tried DuckDuckGo, Chrome, and Bing, and they all do the same thing. How can I go to the about:config page?

My Firefox version is 152.0.5 (Build #2016171143). My phone is a Galaxy A32 5G, model SM-A326U, Android version 13, One UI version is 5.1.

Hi,

I was wondering the reason for the change in version 154 about changing the minimize to tray behaiviour when pressing the minimize button to minimizing when pressing the close button. Is there a standard? Why not make it a 2 way option, for users that prefer the older function?

Thanks.

Hi,

The Mozilla VPN seems to have a hard time with the wired connection (or rather the opposite). As soon as the VPN is on, the connection stops working. The VPN do not recognize the wired connection, either.

There doesn't seem to be a mention of Ethernet connection anywhere in the FAQs.

Question: is the Mozilla VPN compatible with a wired connection?

Thank you!