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Hello everyone! I have a slight issue with the website https://anime-bit.ru/ in Firefox on Android. When scrolling down the page, it doesn't load further, and images don't appear. It works fine in Firefox on desktop and in Chrome on Android. I'm not sure whether the problem is with the website or the browser.

I’m attaching a video demonstration of the issue. Would appreciate your confirmation or any suggestions!

Cannot replay a football video on my subscription to NFL Enterprises for a game that already went final today. I cannot view either the full game or the condensed version of the video. The REPLAY selection is not working so I can view the video. This feature has worked prior to today's NFL broadcasting. Help me!!!!!

Hi everyone, I manage a website called, which lists the latest mobile phone prices and SIM offers in Bangladesh. The site looks perfect in Chrome and Safari on mobile, but in Firefox for Android, some sections (especially the comparison tables and menus) don’t align correctly. I’m using the Kadence theme with responsive CSS grids. Are there any known Firefox-specific quirks with flexbox or grid layouts that could cause alignment issues on Android devices? Also, what’s the best way to test and debug responsive layouts directly in Firefox Developer Tools for mobile views? Any insights or debugging tips would really help. Thanks in advance!

I'm using Fennec Firefox on mobile and I'm having this problem where my the page refreshes on the slightest touch. I'd like to turn this gesture off all together. I have done some research and found this code: document.addEventListener('touchstart', function(event) {

   // Check for a swipe down gesture to prevent refresh action
   if (event.touches.length > 0) {
       // Prevent default action
       event.preventDefault();
   }

}, { passive: false });

document.addEventListener('touchmove', function(event) {

   // Prevent default action to avoid refresh
   event.preventDefault();

}, { passive: false }); I put it into a java script extension and it worked, but then I wasn't able to scroll up or down. I don't know anything about java or python, so if someone could give me a hint or point me in the right direction that would be helpful. I am also looking through the source code of Firefox looking for answers.

On latest nightly, starting about 24 hours ago, when I type things into the search bar I randomly get taken to a piece of my browser history instead of searching for the term in question.

If I hit back and then enter it repeats the behavior. If I hit back and prepend a ? then it relays the entire line with the ? included to my search engine.

I think there is an issue with the auto complete because it is not indicating that it is actually completing but that seems to be what is happening.

Maybe this is also related to the cursor lag I have seen lately in the search bar. You can be typing and it will display letter out of order or seemingly so until it catches up. Basically the cursor doesn't move in the search bar like it used to. That's been going on for over a month.

If a webpage launches a deeplink, particularly in private mode, Firefox displays a prompt. The message (which contains the deeplink) is scrollable, but the title is not. Users should be able to read what Firefox is trying to say.

I do not want Google near what I'm doing. I don't trust it. It is no good for uncorupted searches or keeping personal information off the dark web. I do not like how it infiltrates everything.

How do I stop it or do I need to find a clean browser. I got rid of Brave cause Google took it over. FIX THIS.

Now, after the latest update (October 18 – 144.0 (Build #2016119303)), keyboard isn't "detected" by pages. So when KB is open, can't scroll to the bottom of the page. Or similarly, pages which have a message box at the bottom, KB overlays that box and everything below it. Quick test shows that only the New Tab screen and URL bar know about the keyboard status.