Firefox domin Android Community Forum

I have tidied up my passwords. I removed all from Firefox for Android on my phone, then deleted expired ones on my laptop. Then I turned syncing back on, thinking my desktop passwords would be available on my phone. They aren't. What's going wrong?

I seem to be unable to dispay desktop site on my galaxy tab despite toggling it on. I can do this in Chrome. Can you advise me how to do this as I thought it was now set as default for tab users? Thank you

I would like private tabs to stay open when I close the browser so that I can return to them later. Until recently, this was the behavior my version of Firefox (139) was exhibiting. But now, using 141, it's closing all private tabs every time I switch to another app. I saw that starting in version 129, there is a "Close private tabs" option that you can toggle off. However, I do not see this setting in version 141 for Android. How can I get the behavior back of persisting private tabs?

Hallo, I wanted to deactivate my History on my Android smartphone, but when i looked in the Settings i didn't find anything to deactivate the History, so i searched on the Internet and found somethings but the points that they talked about weren't in my settings. So i wanted to ask if you could deactivate your History on a android phone?

Thank you.

With with many tabs open sites like YouTube just stop loading and I have to kill all tabs kill Firefox relaunch it and then the YouTube video will play otherwise it just hangs

Firefox mistakenly consumes ram when many tabs are open it should consume minimal ram and only load ram when a tab is actively being used

I love it. I using samsung j2 prime my old phone and only mozilla who good when i open chatgpt and others. no caution like 'your browser isnt private blahbla' thanks a lot.

1. Firefox is blocking legitimate websites 2. Firefox automatically redirects my attempt to reach Amazon.co.uk back into the app. I have to access the main account and sign in if I want to buy Kindle books. The app is blocked from allowing this.

Allow disabling side swipe in Firefox. More often than not it does the wrong thing. I can take an extra 0.023 seconds to do it the old fashioned way without errorr

0 being remotely hacked deleting emails Firefox Google Chrome everything you can imagine for 2 years you got bugs all kind of issues can't do passwords anything like that it's really really annoying I needed some help I had please help guys thank you thank you

On android, it is possible to change the search engine of the search bar on the home screen. There you can select a Search Engine App, like Google, Qwant or Startpage.

However, Firefox is currently not available as a selectable option there. Adding it there would make it possible for those searches to be handled by firefox.

Here is a like from the Google Documention explaining it more. https://support.google.com/android/answer/14661350?visit_id=638898573078368897-2813460311&p=change_search_engine&rd=1

Hi, I can't seem to load some sites, both on mobile and desktop. I've checked my settings and can't find a reason. These sites throw an "address not found" error, but work just fine in other browsers. Examples include websites of two cities near me: https://pardubice.eu/ https://www.hradeckralove.org/

Any ideas what could be causing this? Thanks

I’ve been noticing some performance hiccups when trying to use certain interactive websites on firefox for android. one example is spell bee unlimited, a browser-based word puzzle game. It works fine on chrome, but on firefox, the input sometimes lags, freezes, or the page becomes unresponsive during longer sessions.

I'm wondering if there's something specific in how firefox for android handles javascript-heavy or interactive content? could it be related to memory management or background activity?

would appreciate any insight—or if there are any browser settings I can tweak to help improve performance with this type of content.

Thanks!

I’ve been noticing some performance hiccups when trying to use certain interactive websites on firefox for android. one example is spell bee unlimited, a browser-based word puzzle game. It works fine on chrome, but on firefox, the input sometimes lags, freezes, or the page becomes unresponsive during longer sessions.

I'm wondering if there's something specific in how firefox for android handles javascript-heavy or interactive content? could it be related to memory management or background activity?

would appreciate any insight—or if there are any browser settings I can tweak to help improve performance with this type of content.

Thanks!