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Many of us have AI and its features forced down our devices, apps and browsers without the option to opt-out or make a choice, and this makes them run slow and inefficiently becoming unreliable with the additional bloated memory and software.

Firefox claims they're always looking out to protect the privacy and data of their users, but with implementing AI we have the right to doubt this move and consider giving up on Firefox altogether for a more secure, browsing alternative.

Firefox used to be known as a browser you can trust in competition with others to bring an accessible and reliable browsing experience, listening to their customers feedback but as it turns out that'll no longer the case if the new CEO plans to clog it with unnecessary AI features.

I truly hope they see our feedback and pushback because this decision is not an upgrade but a disappointing downgrade.

I heard that Firefox switched CEOs and the new one wants to implement AI. Please, do not do this. The only reason I switched to Firefox was because it was the one place I could disable the AI that pops up in every search! It's also not reliable, and rarely have I ever heard of it resulting in genuine financial gain. I don't think I've ever actually heard of it having genuine financial gain.

The primary issue I keep running into is that when I consume media within the browser, say browsing reddit or watching movies, the cache seems to fill up quickly to around about 500mb, and the crap hits the fan. Webpages don't load, error messages show up, tabs stop responding and become unusable, videos become irretrievable or buffer continuously, it sucks. I have it set to clear my cache when I quit from the menu but that doesn't work. So every time the app starts having an aneurysm I go into settings, force quit, and clear the cache. Firefox is the only browser I use, but because of this I'm no longer committed to it, I will happily trade it for something better when it comes along. I expect nothing to change.

I have tried victory with ASH platform for genuine kyc through Firefox.But its not taking.I don't understand Why.people are doing well.sir please notice that I am doing with my Adhar card.please help me.

On my copy of Firefox for Android, I have had issues with the "Jump Back In" feature, where the preview image doesn't match the site listed in the description. I think it is that the site is the last one used, but the preview is the site preview from the second-to-last site rather than latest. This is confusing. Clicking the link takes you back to the last site visited correctly, so it looks like the preview is the bit that is wrong. After clicking a few sites back and forth, it sometimes gets the preview to show correctly for a while and show the right site, but it always seems to break again and lag behind on the preview again.

See attached image as an example. Description shows Minute Cryptic websitr being last visited (which is correct), however preview shows a Google Search, even though that was second to last tab visited.

Any thoughts or things I can test?

This is latest Firefox for Android (146.0.2) on Android 10. This has been happening for me for many months.

For the past few weeks, my Firefox app for android has been asking me to rate it in the app store everytime I open it. I've already rated and reviewed it in 2022, so there's nothing more for me to do. I tried editing my previous review to see if that would help but it hasn't. At first, regardless of which option I hit (whether I'm having a good or bad experience), it did nothing and just let me continue using the app. Recently, it's been bringing me to the app store everytime regardless of with option I hit, which is getting a bit frustrating. Is there anything I can do to get it to stop prompting me to rate it?

Good evening I am a developer for Missoula and Firefox I've been doing that for the last 6 7 years I've had my identity stolen and Gator and again a data breach and I'm not getting anywhere trying to get help is there a toll that I can download for Firefox the search and delete my private information

Hello Firefox Support Team, I am experiencing a critical issue with the Firefox Android app where the control to manage pop-up permissions is entirely absent from the main settings menu. This makes it impossible to use any website that relies on pop-ups for critical functions (such as payment processing, SSO login, or document generation).

1. Problem Description The essential option to allow or block pop-ups is missing globally. For instance, when trying to access a government portal (https://sjmsnew.rajasthan.gov.in), a dialog appears stating the pop-up blocker is active, but there is no mechanism within the browser to disable it.

2. Current Device & App Details App: Mozilla Firefox for Android (146.0 (Build #2016129543), 13567a870654c915cd135b87cd1fe4e02fa8fa55 GV: 146.0-20251201213807 AS: 146.0.2 Latest version as of 2025-12-15) Operating System: Android (Android 14)

3. Technical Issue/Configuration The problem is related to the missing permissions toggle: Missing Toggle: In the main Settings \rightarrow Site settings page, the "Pop-ups and redirects" permission toggle is completely missing from the permissions list. Manual Exceptions Disabled: The "Exceptions" list is empty, and there is no visible option (like an 'Add' or '+' button) to manually add a domain to allow pop-ups. Tracking Protection Status: Enhanced Tracking Protection is currently set to the Standard setting.

4. Request This seems to be a UI bug or a configuration oversight in the current Android build, making the browser unusable for many common tasks. I urgently need guidance on either: a) How to restore the "Pop-ups and redirects" permission toggle in the Site Settings. b) An alternative configuration setting (e.g., using about:config) to allow pop-ups globally until a fix is released. Thank you for your prompt assistance.

i love firefox. i tried Firefox, firefox developers, Firefox other forks. i have same problems with them:

1- i cannot copy link's text. it is easy for other browsers, but Firefox doesn't have.

2- when i use search engine i have probles (Google, yandex, bing etc). Imagine that I search for a topic successively on a search engine. Then, when I press the back button, it's like I've pressed back two/three times. Then, when I press the forward button, it's like I've clicked forward three times. (example: first your search 'real madrid football match', then 'real madrid team stats', then 'real madrid vs barcelona', then 'real madrid next match' and you click back button, and unfortunately you see 'real madrid football match' page)

3- i dont close my tabs. if don't use Firefox for a while (sometimes 30 minutes), when i come back, my last tab turn to start page. so, i have to click tabs symbol. after clicking tabs symbol my tab turn to normal and i can reach the website.

I installed the Firefox update this week on my Motorola Moto G Stylus phone running Android 11. Since doing so, the app repeatedly crashes when I click on something in Collections. Bookmarks not in a collection still work, as do other links on the home page. I have restarted the phone, but it did not fix the problem. It is hard to avoid the confusion that this is being caused by something in the update. Will there be a fix released soon?