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Firefox for Android is my favorite, but its download manager is not that special, sometimes a file gets downloaded, but mostly the big files fail and do not get downloaded at all, I request you to make the firefox download manager even better like the download manager of Brave and Chrome browser.

Starting from Android app v 137.0 Share->Save as PDF does not create PDF file. Previous version 136 works. I have already cleared app data, no help.

Kind regards, Marko

I'm on the nightly build of Firefox for Android below:

139.0a1 (Build #2016084319), hg-1ac598af5141+ GV: 139.0a1-20250410092904 AS: 139.20250409050339

When downloading an image by tapping and holding on it for the context options, and selecting "save image," it downloads the image straight to the default download directory rather than asking which download manager I'd like to use. Is there a way to fix this?

Side note: The only reason I'm using a download manager in the first place is because I want to change Firefox's download directory from /storage/emulated/0/Download to something else - ideally in a quick and convenient way. All other methods I've seen to do this are like 10 years old and require changing about:config, and don't seem to work anymore.

Dear mozilla Firefox Team,

                The humble request is that when we download any page from the share option in the form of PF, then after downloading, it shows Zero Kb and it is not opening. Please help us.

Thanks and regards.

I simply cannot open the file location and have absolutely no clue where it is located. Idk why it's not on download folder sorted by date, all it prompt me to do is open the pdf with whatever pdf viewer and there are absolute no other way to know the path, thus impossible to import it later on my Dropbox app

The file download percentage is displayed incorrectly. The indicator does not fill up, it only moves to +0 and -0. If we roughly divide the indicator into 100 parts, its fill percentage is no more than 10 units.

I realize that if a file is served with mime type Content-Type: application/pgp-encrypted, then its extension is changed by Firefox on Android to ".pgp". Apparently, Firefox for Android likes to modify extensions based on mime type.

Can this behavior be disabled?