Firefox for Android Community Forum

I'm running a Galaxy S23. Tried installing the add-on twice, with no success. Can you help?

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Each time navigating to settings>Accessibility in order to adjust the zooming for the current page is frustrating.

Add a menu option that controls Zoom per Site just like most browsers.

The app is good on the Android but it requires a full screen mode it's necessary sometimes things will face above cut on the pages layout you should also include a zooming level to adjust the borders of the website.

• Knowing that these features are well implemented on the PC side.

I can't listen to a YouTube video when I open a new tab. Also the video stops. When I use my android power button to close screen. I was able to do this both these things on my old Samsung ao3 phone. Now on my Samsung a16 I can not

Here's a clear and concise version you can send to the Mozilla Firefox team:

Firefox for Android does not work properly with Android screen readers. When browsing websites, many accessibility elements such as checkboxes, combo boxes, edit fields, buttons, and other controls are not announced or navigated correctly. This makes web browsing very difficult for blind and low-vision users. The same websites work much better with Google Chrome and Android Accessibility services. Please investigate and improve Firefox's accessibility support for Android screen reader users.

I'm trying to use ctrl+f to use the find function on my Samsung tablet S11 to no avail. I found the article saying to use the 3 dots next to the url bar, which works, but significantly increases the amount of time it takes me to do so AND I have to redo it for every single page. Is there truly no way to use keyboard shortcuts? That feels a bit insane to me...

Hello, I am using fire fox on a Nothing phone 4a Pro. Recently the page formatting has changed on YouTube. It wasn't originally like this... As you can see in the photos, when browsing through a channels videos it has them organized in a weird manner to where I cannot read video titles... The YouTube homepage has also changed. I think my app updated and then it automatically formatted YouTube this way. Firefox YouTube on my Samsung and iPhone are not having this problem.

Deleting a selection of websites will be removed in history, but is kept at the search button when searching the name/website/link. Deletimg it individually seems to be the only solution.

Ive used text to speach on Android long before AI. Why am I now forced to keep AI features enabled or otherwise lose the standard option and conveince of my phones basic feature?

Just updated to 152 on Android (152.01 to be precise) and no page summarise features are available - not showing in the settings page, when using the menu (3 dots) on a web page and no shake to summarise either. No shake to summarise gesture under customisation or page summarise under ai controls either.

My language is normally defaulted to system (English NZ) but changing to English UK or Enlgish US doesn’t fix this.

It hasn't been highlighted as a release that's region locked:

"Page summaries: Get key points from long articles with a tap or shake. Now available to all users in English."

Any ideas? A bug?

Hello everyone, I am noticing a strange visual issue since today on my Android device. There is a persistent thick purple outline around the last active tab in the normal tab overview/tray.

• • Device & App Specifications:
    • • What I have tried so far (none of it worked):**It looks like a keyboard/accessibility selection focus ring that gets stuck on the active tab tray element and ignores the theme engine.

Is anyone else on Android 16 or Version 151 experiencing this UI bug? Any known workarounds to force-disable this outline? Thanks!

Btw. Chrome is working well. No annoying purple outline as shown on the last picture 🤷🏻♀

As usual, Firefox is quite dependable and fast.

Having one major issue on a Lenovo Idea Tab Plus. Shortcuts like Ctrl+l or Ctrl+t (probably others) do not work. They all do with browsers like Edge, Brave and Vivaldi.

Ticking "automatic font sizing" checkbox under "accessibility" often breaks websites.

In a lot of cases, pages are a bit zoomed-in initially, when you open it. You can often manually zoom-out to fix that.

Often pages are clipped on right edge. It's not possible to zoom out.

Sometimes website popups completely break the website. For example privacy policy popups. Sometimes it's not possible to dismiss them at all. Dismiss buttons can get moved outside of the website, so you are basically stuck.

I love Firefox for Android but I have very bad eyesight. When I pinch to zoom the page always jumps. I feel like I've researched all quick fixes and nothing stops this. I don't want to go back to Chrome, but they're pinched to zoom works a lot better. Is there something I can do? Thank you for your help