Форум поддержки Firefox для Android

I try to access a company website through https. There's need for client certificate authentication, but I don't know how I can provide this in Firefox 4.0 for Android. The certificates has already been imported under Android. The error I get is: ssl_error_handshake_failure_alert. How can I set the certificate to be used for this website?

I have a tablet running Android 4.04. I installed the latest flash player 11.3 from the google play store. It works fine when playing videos from the http://nieuws.vtm.be site with in the default (google) browser delivered with Android. When playing these flash-videos within the firefox beta version, only the audio works. The screen remains black. I tried several videos and had always the same result.

I don't know why, but when I type a search term instead of being taken to google I'm taken to the crappy opendns site search, how do I stop this from happening? I don't recall ever installing anything related to opendns, I want nothing to do with the opendns site.

Dolphin browser doesn't allow me to watch flash live streaming videos. I have android version 4.0 smartphone. Please help with me other browsers that work that I can use

Hi all, I know that Flash should be dead and also that KitKat made some changes so it´s not easy to use Flash but still I need this.

I have here an Xperia Z2 Tablet with Android 4.4 and Firefox Stable. I was already using firefox and flash on another older Android device, so I thought I install flash also on my new device. Was reading about this post: http://www.androidpit.com/install-flash-player-on-firefox-android-4-4

I was downloading the oldest flash for Android, installed, checked plugin in Firefox and well everytime there is a flash element (video or whatever), I just see a black screen. There is no "you need flash" or "you have to activate flash", just a black screen. Is there some workaround for that problem? Any ideas? Thank you!

Edit: Tested this with Dolphin, Flash is working there. Wish I could use this on Firefox...

I have a Samsung Galaxy S2 with Android 4.0.4 and Firefox 17.

Using instructions from this page ( https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-do-i-watch-flash-videos-firefox-android ) I installed the flash player and I can play flash videos on various websites, including youtube *IF* I enter the "desktop" version of the website.

But if I open the mobile version of the youtube website ( m.youtube... ) and I try to play a video, then the built-in youtube for android application is being launched automatically. This does not happen if I use the default android internet browser; in this case, the youtube videos are played correctly, without any unwanted redirect or application launch occurring.

I would like to know if I can configure firefox to play youtube videos by itself instead of launching the youtube application.

Thank you.

above web address is not open in my moto g mobile. I send this problem yesterday but still not open in my MOTO G mobile where can I downloaded Firefox 27.0.1 software pls inform me

When I browse to YouTube mobile (http://m.youtube.com/), and click on a video, it takes me to the video's mobile page. Once I click on the video itself (to play), it redirects me to the desktop version of the same video page and tells me I need to update my Flash plugin.

Until earlier today, it was not redirecting me to the desktop pages, but now it is.

According to the search maps and youtube won't ask if you want to use an app to open the links because google doesn't see firefox as a mobile browser (which is weird given that it will always load the mobile youtube site...)

But the same thing happens when I want to watch streams from other websites. Instead of asking me if I want to open media files using an app it will automatically use the built in player. But I want to open media with a different player (mx player) as I don't really like the firefox player.

How can I have firefox ask me to pick an app/browser to open certain things like google map links, youtube links, media file link (mp4 etc)?