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how can I configure android Firefox to let me change the name of any downloads without it downloading without giving me a choice?

this is unacceptable browser programming that Mozilla should have FIXED a VERY LONG time ago.

No Video YouTube video works Video extensions not working Chrome works Firefox for Android https://support.teachable.com/hc/en-us

I really like FireFox mobile, but the amount of misspelled words is starting to become an actual problem for me.

I use a Samsung S8 with Android 9 and whatever predictive text functions it has are turned off because I find them beyond grating and it's just not how I check for spelling errors.

The reasoning to this function being ommitted was (last time someone asked the question) due to space.

Why can't this be an official plugin that people can add?

I'm supporting FireFox entirely for ethical reasons (the only non-chromium browser that still cares about privacy) but I just can't type like this anymore.

Will something be done about this function missing?

Hello, I'm an adult that likes watching adult things and im having trouble doing so because my network or browser or other has me blocked from viewing anything related in an adult way. I am close to fifty years old, how can i regain control of my search settings and possibly remove "safesearch" from my device? And no, i dint live in texas. Thanks

Hello. I continue to be scammed for information. They are getting better but, too obvious! This time it's a Tractor Supply business endorsement, pertaining to winning a prize. For what? AnyHow, has been an off and on ordeal for a couple years! Just tired of it. They have other business endorsements also, don't remember at this time. Thanks for your help!

Device: Samsung Note 10

On the android app. Go to MCreator Scroll or just tap anywhere on the page (that's not a link). After about 3 seconds the page just stops responding to any interection.

It isn't the only webpage I encountered that looks like nothing special, but acts in this exact same way.

I tried: clearing cache, Updated the app just right now.

Its like this for 0.1% of the sites that I have visited. For example this one works just fine, as well as youtube, google, reddit, wikipedia etc.

Hi, can you please tell me if there is any agreement with google or other sponsors behind disabling users access to about:config?

Eg google has many google settings built into firefox which benefits them. like spdy