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not sure if it is Firefox or YouTube it self but i have turned off auto playing the next video but when i click a video on the YouTube home screen and try to turn it off another video start s right up , Not necessarily the same persons in the next video it will not stop the video and i do not see the auto play icon in the video either even after all extensions are off and in trouble shoot mode so why is it playing another video also i am getting here through chrome i can not get this page in Firefox it keeps saying i think 429 or something like that too many tries so what's going on

After update today the wired audio stopped working IE YouTube and Rumble. However the Bluetooth audio still works IE headphones. Audio works fine on other browsers

Using Firefox Nightly for Android AAC audio streams like the webradio station https://playerservices.streamtheworld.com/api/livestream-redirect/OWR_INTERNATIONAL_ADP.aac

Until last week that worked, the weird thing is the same Firefox Nightly in a S23 works

Phone details Product name Galaxy S24 Model name SM-S921B/DS

YouTube videos on Nightly are flickering with green and the frames of the video. I am on Firefox Nightly, so it's really just me not sure how to report this bug.. Thanks!

I use the DeepL translation app in Firefox on my Mac Mini M4 (OS 27.0.1). The app has an audio button to hear the written translation. When I use this feature, there's a loud pop at the end of the translation. This doesn't happen in the standalone app on my Mac. There are no audio/video devices connected to my Mac; the audio is from the Mini. All systems are updated.

Windows 10 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2021 In Firefox version 185.0.1 (64-bit), when watching YouTube videos in full-screen mode, the progress bar remains visible at the bottom, while the other icons disappear. Please fix this bug as soon as possible.

Device: Honor Magic 8 Pro (Android) Issue: When Bluetooth headphones are connected, watching videos on movie/TV show websites causes micro-stuttering and lag in both audio and video. Troubleshooting done: Disabling AV1, toggling hardware decoding, and changing various about:config media settings (like audio-offload, cache size) did not resolve the issue. Note: The videos play perfectly smooth on Chromium-based browsers (Brave/Chrome) under the exact same conditions with the same Bluetooth headphones. The synchronization issue seems specific to the GeckoView engine.

Any time i try to watch a video on any website whether that's YouTube or any other social media this happens. Attached is a recording I made and put on YouTube to show you what I mean.