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i have some custom search engines on Firefox Android 89 (settings > search > add search engine > other).

i noticed that Firefox seems to be ordering the search engines in an arbitrary order.

when i first add the searches, they appear in the order that they are added.

but after the phone is restarted (note: not the browser, the phone), the search engines are ordered in a different way.

this same order shows up in both the settings search engine list (settings > search) and also the search engine selection list (url bar > search engine)

i have observed: - it is not sorted by alphabetical by engine name - it is not sorted by alphabetical by engine url (with or without protocol prefix) - it is not sorted by order added - it is deterministic: if i delete an engine and re-add it, even if i name it something different, after a phone restart it'll still return to the same position it was before

so my questions are: 1. how exactly does Firefox sort the search engines? 2. how do i set a custom order for the search engines?

thanks!

There's this white line between the address bar and the web page, it looks really annoying to have that line please check the screen shot below and fix this. thank you

I use LastPass and Firefox Focus for Android. The password pop-up used to work when a URL matched one in my password storage, but that has stopped working. Was Focus changed, and how can I restore the pop-up function?

Hello,

when i google my company on firefox on google it shows a wrong bad picture.

When i goole on chrome its right one.

How can i change to right one

Hi everyone, I searched far and long but couldn't anywhere find anything about how to actually report scam/phishing/fraudulent pages of any kind to Mozilla to enable their automated blocking or at least a warning in a safe-browsing manner. I thought where is any kind of a report a page-button which I could use to report threats so others don't fall for it. Isn't there such a feature to enable secure browsing? Something preferably working in an interdisciplinary cross-browser like fashion, including chromium based ones, safari, opera and whatever else is available too. A warning system, where community-shared fraud warnings become a red fullscreen warning shown, when anyone tries to navigate a suspicious page with bad reputation.

I already reported a scam e-commerce store recently to the European Union anti-fraud page (https://ec.europa.eu/anti-fraud/contacts/fraud-reporting-form_en), but I don't know how to warn other users about it, or how to get all common browsers to show warnings on pages which have been reported as unsafe by others and are likely dangerous and should be avoided.

Often older people fall for online scams, especially those not natively grown up with the internet, how do we protect them?

This issue of a missing reporting function applies to all mobile platforms Firefox is available for, not just Android, unless I've been missing a well-hidden functionality...

Im downloading Ronin Wallet extension for firefox. It downloads fine but when im already opening the file it says "No app found to Open XPI file."

What should I do?

I find animated GIFs distracting when reading text.

In past releases of Firefox Android, there was an extension that let me "freeze" them. I can't seem to find that extension on Firefox 92.1.1. Where is it?

Please let us rearrange top sites and bookmarks on mobile!

Yes, there isn't room for everything on the small mobile screen. But that makes it *more* important, not less, for users to be able to sort things as they want. Having them listed haphazardly in the order I stumbled across them is like Venice's addressing system, where houses are numbered more or less randomly within each neighborhood.

Problem previously documented in these threads, and probably others as well: 9/9/20 - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1303690 9/8/20 - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1303444 8/25/20 - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1301064 8/3/20 - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1297685 10/14/19 - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1270637

@Seburo, what is the official take on this, other than "not currently available but may be added in the future"?

Downloaded the latest nightly and after I think for what has been over a year, the tabs do not close when I close the browser. Hell my computer will close the tabs and give me the option to restore them.

How [removed] hard is it to add back this feature? Doesn't seem like it would be very hard. Is there some technical limitation I am not aware of? Is it poorly made that that it breaks if that feature is enabled? Can I get some answers? Or do you want to add more useless features. Like Collections. I still don't see why that was added when bookmark support has been around since the start.