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When attempting to login to Firefox on a new-to-me iPad, the QR pairing to desktop method fails. When I try to login using email, it fails before taking me to the password entry page. It says "unexpected error".

I'm not using a VPN.

I'm using mac OS 15.7.5 and iOS 12.5.8.

I have pairing on my iPhone and it works well.

It doesn't let me log into my stelianciuciu@yahoo.com account, even if I add a pin, Yahoo mail on stelianciuciu@yahoo.com doesn't open Mozilla Firefox iOS

It doesn't let me log into my stelianciuciu@yahoo.com account, even if I add a pin, Yahoo mail on stelianciuciu@yahoo.com doesn't open Mozilla Firefox iOS

Around May 7th or 8th, Canvas, the web-based learning management system was hacked. I don't know the nature of the data breach but Canvas was offline for a while. My college's IT department gave the all-clear to use Canvas shortly after it came back online, but I can no longer receive any of the file data from what I try to download off Canvas, it just gives me an empty file with 0KB of data. I cannot find anywhere in the settings to whitelist Canvas so that I can receive file data.

Is there any user-side solution to this, or does Mozilla need to be the ones to fix this? This is impeding my ability to do class work on Firefox, and I have to switch to a different browser to open the PDFs that my professors post on Canvas. I mainly use Firefox for iOS, but I have classmates who said they are experiencing the same problem with the Windows version of Firefox.

Firefox on iphone 13 is blocked by citadeltrf.com. I’ve searched for information on Google, Chrome and Safari for information as to how to remove citadeltrf.com without finding anything. I've switched power off on the iphone. The blockage on Firefox remains when I switch it on again. I can access everything else on the phone. From my laptop I've removed Firefox browsing data and cookies. There's nothing in Downloads. No new Apps have been installed. I've checked privacy and security setting in Google, Chrome and Firefox. I'm reluctant to go back to factory settings. Have you any suggestions or should I take my phone to Apple? Looking forward to receiving your help. Kind regards Frances

Is anyone else having problems manually playing videos after selecting Block Audio and Video in order to prevent videos from auto playing? I got sick of videos starting automatically every time I navigated to a web page, so I followed the instructions to disable auto play by selecting Block Audio and Video in the settings. Now, when I try to manually play a video, it fails to start. Any suggestions on how to resolve this issue while still preventing videos from autoplaying? BTW, this is occurring on iPad and iPhone rung the latest iOS version.

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I am trying to use Firefox/Safari on my iPhone to access a website that requires camera and microphone access. When I reach the permission prompt, the browser gets stuck or does not allow me to continue even after granting permissions. I already checked settings and allowed camera and microphone, but the issue persists. The page shows a message related to “official browser support” and freezes on the permission screen.

I have been unable to sign into my Amazon account on Firefox for quite some time. I can open the account on Chrome or Microsoft Edge. I have tried everything recommended by Googling the problem such as clearing cache, etc. but nothing has worked . Firefox has been my default browser but I'm thinking I should change to another browser. Any Suggestions would be helpful.

Firefox for iPadOS – Request for Option to Disable Pull-to-Refresh I would like to request an option to disable the pull-to-refresh feature in Firefox for iPadOS. Device: iPad M2
Firefox Version: 151.1.1
Input Methods Tested: Touch screen, Magic Keyboard trackpad, and external mouse Issue:
When navigating to the top of a webpage, any slight downward movement triggers a page refresh. This occurs regardless of whether I am using touch, a trackpad, or an external mouse. Unlike Firefox for Android, which provides a setting to disable "Scroll to Refresh", I have been unable to find an equivalent setting in Firefox for iPadOS. Impact:
This behaviour is particularly problematic when using banking websites, online forms, account management portals, and other sites where an accidental refresh may interrupt a session, log the user out, or cause entered information to be lost. As the refresh gesture can be triggered unintentionally during normal navigation, it negatively affects usability and can create unnecessary risk when using important websites. Request:
Please consider adding a user-configurable option in Firefox for iPadOS to disable pull-to-refresh, similar to the existing Android implementation. Thank you for your consideration.

I am trying to update my account. I lost a job of 21 years and had my work email as my primary (as I thought I would be retiring with my company). I no longer have access to to that email and cannot remember my password because it automatically signed me on via faceID most of the time.

Example: Using LinkedIn in job hunting... Jobs listed on the left hand of the screen... the scroll bar initially appears and then goes away. So I have to make a change (disable an alert for a job) to make the scroll bar come back and then try quickly to click on it and scroll down. If it disappears then I have to do something else to get it come back. The Mac keyboard down key does not enable scroll down.