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I can't access my facebook account because i lost my phone number & gmail account.so please kindly provide me password change link .

On my old phone, a OnePlus 9 Pro, I used to be able to bring up the browsing history of the current tab I was on by holding down the back button. But since some time in December and continuing in to my new phone, a OnePlus 13R, I have lost that functionality and do not know what happened. Was it patched out in a Firefox update or is it my device brand?

Time to reopen a bug that seems to have been ignored since it appeared in 2021 :-(

For some totally inexplicable reason I cannot open HTML files in the filesystem of my phone. I have to resort to HTML Viewer or some other browser I have no wish to install or use (not interested in reactivating Chrome just for this one function).

It's utterly crazy that I cannot add Firefox as a valid Open With option even though text editors and ebook readers and other inappropriate apps all appear in the list. On a Linux device. Where Firefox should be entirely at home.

I searched the bugs list to no avail. Google shows me one entry from 2021 where someone complained that Firefox 89 spontaneously stopped being able to do this and the only response was "we stopped it, check future versions for it to come back". Before then there are various results from Mozilla and others instructing one how to do it.

What crazy dev decided that nobody needs to open local files? When it's blindingly obvious that HTML is a format use to encode so much information that you actually need to access? Doing my work the long-winded way with HTML Viewer is just so infuriating...

Hello, after updating the mobile Firefox to version 135, I encountered a problem. When I start speeding up video playback on YouTube, a clicking sound regularly appears, as if it’s a micro-stutter in the audio. I uninstalled and reinstalled the browser, and the issue persists even on a clean browser with no extensions. A similar issue also exists in the beta version of Firefox 136 and the nightly version 137, which I installed for testing without making any changes. To check, I installed Firefox 134 again, and the issue does not occur there. My phone, the Tecno Pova 6 Neo, is relatively powerful with an 8-core processor at 2.2 GHz and 8 GB of RAM. Operating system HiOS 14 on Android 14. Could you help me? Thank you.

Kia ora. I have just downloaded Thunderbird for Android - I always used it in the past, when I had a 'proper' laptop, so was really pleased to see that it was now available. I use a Bluetooth keyboard with my tablet, which transforms using the tablet into something like a laptop. However, my shortcut keys don't seem to work with Thunderbird, like they used to. I can't create bold or italics (there's nothing like the little icons at the top of this box, for example), or move up and down the screen with keystrokes. I can find nothing in the help about this topic. Please can someone help me, or is the Thunderbird for Android of very limited utility?

Thank you in advance.

Annie

Steps to reproduce: - Open Firefox on Android tablet. - Open some link on youtube, for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1Od6jdlgso - By default, link becomes mobile link, something like https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d1Od6jdlgso - Click dots menu. - Switch `Desktop site`. - Link becomes normal desktop youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1Od6jdlgso - Switch to other application, Firefox should be opened in background. - Wait for some time. - Switch back to Firefox, which is in apps in memory list.

Expected result: Switch `Desktop site` is switched on, and youtube link is desktop link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1Od6jdlgso

Actual result: Switch `Desktop site` is switched on, but youtube link is mobile link, like https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d1Od6jdlgso , and switch `Desktop site` doesn't work until you remove Firefox from memory and reopen it.

I have Firefox installed on a few devices including my two phones, as well as it being my primary Windows desktop browser.

My older phone is currently running 121.0 #2015991663 and sync works fine.

My primary phone is running the latest version from Gplay store 135.0 #2016070975 and nothing I do can persuade it to sync.

I tried logging out of my Mozilla account on the phone, clearing cache, closing all tabs and restarting the device. It now persistenly says Last synchronised: never

It simply will not sync.

I am using build 116.30 on my Honor Android phone. I have tried to update but it will not comply. Also why is there no back/forward arrows on the browser?

Oh and what is the point of a QR code on a phone when there is nothing to scan it with? And I cannot access Google play.