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Hello,

I am encountering an issue on my packing website when viewed in Mozilla Firefox. The page responsible for displaying our custom box options does not render correctly. Here are the details:

Browser Version: Mozilla Firefox (latest version) Operating System: [Your OS, e.g., Windows 10, macOS] Issue Description: When accessing the "Custom Box" section, the layout appears broken, with images not loading and text overlapping. This issue does not occur in other browsers like Chrome or Safari. Steps to Reproduce: Open Firefox and navigate to [Your Website URL]. Click on the "Custom Box" link in the menu. Observe the display issues that arise. Expected Result: The custom box options should be displayed clearly and attractively, allowing customers to easily select their desired options.

Actual Result: The layout is distorted, making it difficult for users to view and choose custom box options.

I would appreciate any guidance on how to resolve this issue or any updates regarding compatibility improvements for Firefox.

Thank you!

I'm using a Huawei P20. I've been using FireFox for a long time mainly for accessing YouTube through the browser. After recent updates when I try to play a video it always appears to be really zoomed-in and completely unwatchable, decided to switch to WaterFox to resolve my issue, but after the last update WaterFox also has the same issue.

Can anyone provide some help with this issue?

seedr.cc is not loading properly,fonts are abnormal and some images are not loading,tried to solve this problem by disabling adblocker but no luck

Hi Guys, I'm using a Samsung S22 Ultra, and recently, when browsing many websites on Firefox , I'm encountering a flickering blank white screen. Most of the time, the content is invisible, but if I scroll up or down, I can see bits and pieces of the site.

I believe this started happening after the Android 14 update.

Is anyone else facing this issue? Any known solutions?

Closing tabs on android, whether i swipe them away, or tap the X, will sometimes, but not always, unintentionally open the tab above or below (not sure of tattern here either).

This behavior is eating a lot of mobile data if i want to close a lot of tabs, since the browser will then often open and reload a good portion of the tabs I'm about to close.

This is the main reason I'm not using Firefox on mobile.

On my new Motorola Razr 2024 the UI crashes and starts glitching uncontrollably forcing me to restart the device every time I try and play a video from any source.

I rarely go online so I simply use my phone's tether connection the few times I do. I recently upgraded to a new phone and 5G service. Now I discover I can no longer get onto the internet via either tethering or hotspot. The phone connects with the desktop okay and the two devices know about each other but Firefox cannot find any servers. It worked just fine under 4G. Luckily I did a software update of Firefox on my desktop before the new phone and used it a couple of times so I know it is fully up to date. My desktop is Linux mint but I don't think the pblm is there. I am suspicious it is the handshaking that the browser has to do with the 5G network.

Has anyone tried this yet?

I only go out on the inet from my desktop a few times a month so I previously just tethered the phone and got online that way.

I just upgraded to a new Samsung Galaxy S24 which is a 5g connection. I can no longer get the desktop Firefox (130.0) to connect thru to the inet. The phone and desktop know about each other and I can xfer files back and forth. The phone uses Firefox android no palm.

Has anyone tried this yet? Is there some kind of phone setting for 5g? I had no trouble at all with old phone (android 4) 4g connection.

Thanks in advance

Since the new firefix update YouTube mobile is zoomed in and not displaying the entire page. Didn't have this problem on 124.1 update version. Cannot unzoom to interact with some content near the edges of the screen

I hope to add the feature of opening local HTML files to Firefox Android version. Firefox used to support this feature in the past, but it was removed after the release of Firefox Daylight, which was restructured. Firefox supports opening PDF files, but it does not support opening HTML files, although opening HTML files is closer to the browser's function than opening PDF files.