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Firefox mobil Fehler?? Ich kann hier nicht scrollen bis unten: https://www.tvinfo.de/tv-programm/tipp

Alle anderen Browser können das.

In Firefox, I often can't read something produced with Google. I also have difficulty printing from my mobile phone when using my Firefox browser. Could this be caused by either Google or Microsoft?

Using a chat messenger applet on a website and anything that is typed into the message box is invisible until you press send. Firefox was force closed and the problem persists.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, all updates applied

Current version of Firefox on Android.

This problem is not happening on either Samsung Browser or Samsung Browser Beta

TIA

Art

Every time I attempt to login to my Amazon account it keeps making me type my email address

After pressing enter, continue to repeat.the same thing. Even using my phone didn't receive a text message.

Although Firefox for Android has support for PWA websites in general,I see that it doesn't detect all pwa websites and creates a simple shortcut instead! For example go to mytuner-radio.com and try to install it as a Pwa, it just creates a shortcut!

If you try this on other browsers like Vivaldi for Android, it installs it as an app, without the need to open the whole browser alongside all the tabs,every time you tap on its icon !

Please fix this and make all sites that support pwa detectable !

Since the last update or true I can sign on to streamyard on my side but it will not let me go to other people's panels on streamyard I disabled all security tracking and everything I put it on the lowest and let everything open and it still does the same thing the other day it did a few times and then it connected but now it's not doing it at all

When using Bing as the search engine, typing in Chinese returns garbled text and malformed URL suggestions. This also occurs when visiting bing.com directly and typing in Chinese into the search box; however, English input works perfectly fine. Other search engines (such as Google, Baidu, DuckDuckGo) do not have this issue. The problem is specific to Firefox—it does not occur on Chrome. I have tried reinstalling Firefox and clearing all data, but the issue persists. However, it disappears when I use an extension to spoof Firefox's user agent to mimic Chrome。However, extensions cannot be used on the homepage, so this issue is essentially unfixable

Message: Hello,I need help with Firefox on Android. When I try to confirm online banking payments (UPN payments), the push notification from my bank does not appear. My bank (NLB) uses its internal authentication system, and the mobile banking app acts as the authenticator for confirming payments. The browser only initiates the payment request, but the confirmation must arrive through the bank’s mobile app. Here is my current setup:– HTTPS‑Only Mode: enabled in all tabs– Notifications: allowed– Cookies: allowed– JavaScript: enabled– No ad‑blockers– Battery optimization disabled for Firefox and the banking app– Banking app has full permission to run in the background and receive push notifications Despite this, the push notification for payment confirmation does not arrive when using Firefox.Could you please tell me which Firefox settings I should change or check to ensure full compatibility with banking push notifications on Android? Th

Opening a share.google link (maps) no longer work

https://share.google/kVUXU2EtzxFCeVvES

Hi everyone,

I'm currently migrating my Android automation setup (using uiautomator2) from Chrome to Firefox because Chrome frequently drops the accessibility tree. However, I've run into a specific issue regarding how Firefox handles external app intents via JavaScript redirects.

Scenario: A webpage opens a new tab and executes the following script to redirect the user: window.location.href = "https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cad=rja&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLh5orBSaS4";

Expected Behavior (What Chrome does): Chrome detects the YouTube link, automatically triggers the intent to open the native YouTube Android app, and closes that redirect tab.

Actual Behavior (What Firefox does): Firefox simply navigates to m.youtube.com within the browser tab and does not open the native YouTube app.

Additional Context:

I have the "Open links in apps" setting enabled in Firefox settings, but it doesn't seem to trigger for this specific window.location.href redirect.

Because I rely on uiautomator2 for my workflow, having Firefox trap the link inside the browser instead of handing it off to the YouTube app breaks the automation chain.

Is there a known workaround, or perhaps a specific flag in about:config (I can use Firefox Beta/Nightly if needed) to force Firefox Android to respect the deep link/intent and open the native app for this type of redirect?

Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I have Firefox set as my default. When I need to get a library book using Libby, that app takes me to Amazon.com through my default browser. I have been unable to login to check out the books. It asks for the email or phone number and when I select the next step, it clears it and shows that same page again. Now, to get my library books, I must change my default browser to Chrome, check out the book and then change it back.

I cleared cache then cleared data. Neither option changed the outcome.

I'm using Samsung S23 Ultra.

on Android if I go to facebook in Desktop mode, the whole screen is translucent white and i can't press anything. switching to mobile mode no issue.

I don't have any Extension enabled, and i turned off Enhanced Tracking Protection but it didn't change anything.

I'm trying to troubleshoot a strange issue on a website I manage. Everything works as expected in Chrome on Android, but in Firefox for Android some users report layout and image-loading problems that I haven't been able to reproduce consistently on my own devices. I've already checked caching, responsive design, and basic CSS issues, but the reports keep coming in. Has anyone dealt with a similar Firefox-specific issue before, and what ended up being the cause?