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If you could make suggestions on how to accomplish this. If you have other ideas, I would really appreciate it. I don't use cloud.

Thank you.

I have an Imac desktop. I can't send my vacation pictures to my relatives because they don't have smart phones.

Some PDFs do not save/print properly. They are displayed correctly, but that is all.

For these problematic PDFs, Share > Print does not do anything, i.e. no print dialog box or error message.

Share > Save to files does appear to work, but the result is an empty PDF file, typically 4-7 KB.

I think the affected files are those generated for me, eg bank statements and receipts. The problem has existed for a long time on multiple new iPhones and iPads with up-to-date Firefox iOS/iPadOS (for example iPhone 15 Pro with iOS 17.6.1). On my MacBook Air it all works fine.

When I swipe up to see my currently active apps, I see the same image thumbnail for Firefox in the window every time. It is from a tab I haven’t had open in weeks. Is there anyway to disable this?

I’m using Firefox as the default browser on my iPad. The problem is that I can’t download any files I need like a pdf or docx. I can download it using safari or using the google doc app but it will not let me download it directly from my doc like I would on my PC even though I’m using the desktop version of the website.

I’ve recently switched back to Firefox on iOS / iPadOS and noticed that the iPadOS version is missing the Toolbar location setting. Has this gone missing recently?

I type in my username and my password but you have installed a block that DEMANDS I sign up for 2-party verification or whatever its called and I cannot sign up for your 2-party verification because 5 years ago I had a different phone number and your 2-party verification is sending a code to my old number. I have been asking for 5 years how I change my phone number so I can get the code and 5 years ago some man suggested I be a 'bit more patient' so how many more years do you expect me to wait for a reply?

Two devices - MacBook Air and an iPhone. Both run the latest Firefox application, respectively. Starting with both applications having the bookmarks synchronised. Next, the bookmarks on one of the devices, say the laptop, are changed - some deleted, new added, overall bookmarks folders edited.

Question: How is it possible to ensure that Firefox synchronisation will transfer the latest compilation of bookmarks, as edited on the laptop, to the mobile phone application and not the other way round, undesireably restoring the preceding compilation, instead?