Komunitné fórum Firefox pre Android

When selecting "Sign in" on a Google Search tab, that tab refreshes every time you tap on that button without logging you in.

A copy of my report on Bugzilla below:

User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Android 15; Mobile; rv:143.0) Gecko/143.0 Firefox/143.0

Steps to reproduce:

Tap the Sign in button on the upper right side when searching with Google.

Actual results:

The tab force refreshes every time.

Expected results:

Successfully log in to my Google Account.

Both the phone and tablet are current gen and both up to date. I do not have the computer anymore as it was left behind when my child and myself escaped a domestic abuse household permanently. I was not about to haul a computer on a last minute escape. I changed passwords, etc. Keep getting "something went wrong" when I go to firefox dot com / pair. I need my phone shit synced to my tablet.

I been a Firefox since around 2010 (desktop) now on Android i even love this despite of heaviness in resources but efficient, there's only reason why i keep not using Firefox on Android, it is the mobile data bandwidth usage, even with strict ETP and pair it with ublock origin (easy mode or medium mode) and localcdn (that should help saves mobile data) but still consume high mobile data. Like just opening a comics style website brave uses obly around 30 probably 50 mb max but in Firefox it already consume around 100-120 mb.

I'm unhappy with the new version of the app, 143.0, which my app was just updated to. Specifically, the appearance of the tab homepage. The empty space previously occupied by the search bar at the top of the screen, and the lack of features such as recently opened tabs, or the "Jump Back In" box, both of which have been removed in favour of irrelevant stories. The ability to turn back on features like that would be greatly appreciated.

In addition, updating seems to have completely cleared out my app's history, now only showing me my synced history from other devices.

So now home screen icons are circles.

Can you please not? At least allow me to set my own style for home screen. I always prefer rectangular shapes on my device, they make everything more recognizable and easier for my autistic brain to navigate. I'm sick and tired of everything becoming soft and rounded nowadays.

I was told to post this here after leaving a review on the Play Store. The sensitivity of pull down to refresh is too sensitive. When I go to search for something on a website and I try to click the suggested search, it refreshes the page almost every time. eBay and IMDb are the most problematic pages, but it happens on other sites as well. Also, some times just regular scrolling down to read triggers a refresh no matter how soft and slow I try to do it. And that's actually going the opposite direction because I'm moving up to scroll down and it still triggers it. I like having pull down to refresh, it's just too sensitive. I'm using a Samsung S25 and everything (app and system software etc) is fully updated if that info is needed.

1.syncronising in firefox mobile app is awful if you delete some tab witg your linux firefox it wont syncronise with your phone anymore and wont let you to sync manualy(the sync button will freeze) and even do if you dont do anything sync button will freeze and wont sync with linux firefox. when this happen i have to uninstall my firefox and reinstalled it.

I'm trying to log in for the first time in good while and I can't remember the passwords and don't know if I ever set up recovery key. I'd like to retrieve all my original contents

My main profile would be on an email address that's no longer in use -paolo@freshlookrenovations.com.au I do also have these: -paoloandcarissa@gmail.com -renosandfencing@gmail.com

Every so often (about 5 times a day?) when I tap the screen, Firefox initiates a page refresh as if I've swiped down from the top of the page. The refresh icon appears fully pulled down, and if I catch it before I release my finger, I can swipe back up to cancel the refresh. It seems to happen on some sites more than others, but I can't find a pattern or reproduce it reliably (maybe it happens more on sites that don't scroll down so the page is always at the top?). I managed to catch a video of it happening, but I don't see a place to upload it.

I want to avoid using Google but when I use Firefox or even Firefox Focus it still goes straight Google. Is Firefox owned by Google or its parent company now? Thanks

1. download manager is teribble, it doesnt show what percentage or of file has been downloaded or remains? It only shows when file has comlpletely downloaded. It would be way better if it show details and give control during download.