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When browsing using Firefox on a iPhone 17 I sometime do and sometimes do not get a back arrow to return to the page I started from. How can I return to the previous page without having to go to the tabs and re-selecting the web site I started from?

iPadでfirefoxを普段使いしています。osのデフォルトブラウザもfirefox。 しかし,x(Twitter)のリンクを踏むとSafariが立ち上がってきてしまいます。私はfirefoxでブラウジングを続けたいのに… cookieやキャッシュリセットも行いましたが改善せず。Appleサポートもfirefox側に聞けと。 誰か,対処法を知っていたら教えて下さい。

iPad mini 6 ios 18.7.1 （ios26にはしないぞ。）

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Links on iPhone open in new tab that has to be closed rather than return using back navigation. I saw bug reports about this, but they affect iPad users with keyboard while I have vanilla iPhone. The same happens on Vivaldi so IMHO this is underlying iOS browser engine bug affecting all custom browsers.

I'm a fairly heavy shortcuts user, and recently within the last couple weeks, they've stopped navigating to the intended page. When you click them the shortcuts and the iOS keyboard close, but the browser does not navigate. How can I fix this?

Hi, I am having issue opening iOS apps from Firefox if I click on a link from a website. These’s no prompt to click to allow redirect to the app. Always show the page asking me to download from App Store. Anyway this can be fixed? Or any settings I need to change? It was working until an update few months/a year ago.

All of the shortcuts that Fire Fox created for my oft-used websites stopped working on my iPad. Nothing happens when I select any of them. It may be related to my recent upgrade to iOS 26, but I believe they continued to work for a time after my upgrade.

When clicking hyperlinks on various pages, firefox (ipadOS) sometimes opens the hyperlinks in a new tab. As far as I know, it seems to happen randomly and its super annoying.

When clicking a link, the context menu uses to show the entire URL, now it only shows the domain. This is a regression and feels like a potential security risk if you can’t see the entirety of the URL prior to navigating to it.