„Firefox“ „Android“ įrenginiams Community Forum

After installing firefox on my phone, tried to use, and got "unable to connect", tried a few fixes from other similar threads, but still nothing. Toggled with the https-only mode , dns of http. Even went to the app settings on my phone and gave it all permission and still nothing. Phone things: Name-Infinix HOT 50 Pro+ Model-Infinix X6880

Firefox Nightly for Android

After one of recent update (few weeks ago) cannot access local network ip addresses.

Tried different suggestions from SO in about:config but nothing helps.

Other browsers works.

Been asked to report this here.

While not being used (phone off and charging at night) Firefox used up around 6GB of data and I have no idea why.

There were three tabs open at the time, two had been open for several days without issue, I think this was the other one.

I noticed this when staying somewhere with a flaky WiFi connection, as I got a warning about mobile data use, so it's entirely possible it isn't the first time.

Phone running Android 11.

TyDraniu, Thanks for your reply, but I should have clarified that I meant will Firefox on an Amazon Fire Tablet get a vpn? I read that Mozilla no longer supports Fire tablets. Thank you

Disconnect from home network repeatedly during the day. Have reinstalled, always on activated and allow in background. Nothing works. On my personal computer it never disconnect s

Since the most recent update to Firefox Android, version 150.0.1, Firefox will not load any webpages on my Pixel 10. I have tried restarting the app, closing all tabs, clearing cache and web history, reinstalling the app, and restarting my device. I have tried on both wifi and cellular data.

Chrome is working fine on this device.

Sometimes I get the error code: "Error Code: NS_ERROR_OFFLINE". Other times, it doesn't give me any error code and will just have a blank page.

Is there anything else I can try locally to resolve this bug? Thank you.

Hi When I enter an IP address from my network, Firefox does not connect to my network but instead tries to look up this IP address on the internet. For example, when I enter: 192.168.xxx.yyy/ or http://192.168.xxx.yyy

How can I access my local network?

I been a Firefox since around 2010 (desktop) now on Android i even love this despite of heaviness in resources but efficient, there's only reason why i keep not using Firefox on Android, it is the mobile data bandwidth usage, even with strict ETP and pair it with ublock origin (easy mode or medium mode) and localcdn (that should help saves mobile data) but still consume high mobile data. Like just opening a comics style website brave uses obly around 30 probably 50 mb max but in Firefox it already consume around 100-120 mb.