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Safeway is a store where they sell food and other things. I shop online for food and then I go to the store and pick up the food. Using Firefox it won't show the food I'm looking for. For example I'll select vegetables and they'll show me the 7,000 vegetables and then I select fresh vegetables from their drop-down menu and it says zero there are no fresh vegetables try spelling better. But if I use Chrome no problem none. I don't want to use Chrome. This happens with every group of food when it gets down to the final subsection that I want it won't show it to me. I've turned off extensions I've turned off ad blockers I've emptied my cash restarted my computer I unplugged it plugged it back in. I refreshed Firefox I'm running silicon chip on my Mac mini 2020 I believe.

Issue: Critical Rendering Failure and Script Latency on Polybuzz.ai I am reporting a consistent issue where modern AI platforms, specifically Polybuzz.ai, fail to function correctly on Firefox (both Android and Linux). Despite being a loyal user since 2004, the current performance gap compared to Chromium browsers is making daily tasks impossible. Core Technical Problems: Layout Corruption: Even in Desktop Mode, the UI breaks, elements overlap, and CSS grids do not render properly. High Input Lag: Massive delays in JavaScript execution, causing the browser to become unresponsive during site interaction. Engine-Level Issues: The problem persists on both Android (latest stable) and Linux (Zorin OS/Linux Mint), suggesting a fundamental issue with the Gecko engine's handling of heavy AI frameworks. Troubleshooting Done: Tested with Enhanced Tracking Protection both ON (Standard) and OFF. Cleared all site data and cache. Verified that the same site runs smoothly on Chromium-based browsers on the same network/device. Please investigate Gecko’s compatibility with these modern web standards. Screenshots of the broken UI are attached for reference.

Hi, I am reporting a severe issue on Android 15. On YouTube, the "Auto-next" feature and background playback fail. The next song plays for only 0.1 seconds and stops. I have personally tested this on 8 different Android 15 devices (Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, Realme). Chromium-based browsers like Brave work fine, but Firefox is being blocked. Please fix this discrimination.

I use YouTube on the Firefox browser. Previously, the YouTube search bar was black, but now it has turned white. As a result, when I type something, both the text and the search bar appear white, making it impossible for me to see what I am typing.

Secondly, when I watch a YouTube video in landscape mode on Firefox, if I exit the browser and then re-enter to continue watching, the video automatically exits full-screen mode. It starts showing the video along with the title and channel name again. I want the video to stay in full-screen/landscape mode even after I exit and return to the browser, as it would make it much easier to use. Currently, even though the screen stays in landscape orientation, the video itself drops out of full-screen.

I'm using the latest version of Firefox for Android (149.0.1) on OnePlus Nord (Android 12). I love Firefox and I enjoy having extensions on my phone.

Unfortunately, for some websites (particularly, German news: https://www.zdfheute.de/), Firefox gets stuck loading the website, only showing the empty screen, address bar, and the half-way completed loading bar -- without any progress even after a minute. This happens 50% or more of the times (not 100%), even with ad block turned off.

Opening the same page on Chrome loads instantly.

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Page, youtube has a search bar. Search bar displays white background and white charcter. Cannot see what is typing.

When I'm sent links via the "share" functionality of apps or websites, I get an url beginning with https://share.google... This url is not resolved by Firefox browser on the phone, so when I click it (Firefox is my default mobile browser) or even copy paste it in the search bar, the website remains loading. If I copy paste it in Chrome browser, it works normally.

everytime i try to upload an image on a website or whatever as a profile picture, it would be low quality, im talking VERY pixelated, not all but MOST, the website is completely fine but there's just something wrong about my firefox, i try to have a profile picture? LOW QUALITY, tiktok? LOW QUALITY, etcetera? LOW QUALITY, at first i thought it was just the website that was broken, but its my firefox, i tried to do everything but just cant fix it, "UPDATE YOUR FIREFOX!!" it is the latest version already, just give me tips, if nothing works, firefox, fix the issue, its probably a rendering issue, if i download an image right, good quality, nothings wrong, and when i have it as my profile picture, instantly pixelated, basically, good quality → upload → low quality

When I start to type a comment in Facebook, Firefox keeps refreshing and loosing my keyboard. Have tried disabling uBlock origin and changing tracking protection settings to no avail. Don't want to use Meta app.

In Libby, read with Kindle won't open Amazon app. Instead keeps opening new Amazon tabs with new login requests. I've reinstalled Firefox but no change. Can't get past Amazon login page.

Reading articles on Brietbart, and when I go to view the comments Firefox is showing the frame for the comments but no content. Checked same article using Duck Duck Go and it shows the comments just fine. This just started recently as Firefox used to show the comments until recently.

I am unable to view the comments section after articles on Yahoo. When I click on the link the comments section link disappears. When I try the links using a different browser I am able to get to the comments section with no problem.

Hi, I quite often find that sometimes Firefox will not work. When this happens I have to switch to Chrome in order to do what I want to do. Some websites don't work with Firefox.

First, the Dark Reader extension does not work properly. Often, pages are displayed in black. I have to disable it. Second: X pages are not displayed (boring problem with strict mode) In both cases, I have no problem using Duck Duck Go.

I have issues with Firefox when I am accessing my Schwab account. I cannot access all the functionality of the site with Firefox. If I switch to Chrome or Edge the site works fine.

Web site link: https://standingstones.org/viewer.html

When i view on a phone in portrait all is good. Similarly if I rotate to portrait mode it is still good. When I then go back to portrait the scaling gets all screwed up and the page looks very bad. This did not use to happen about 3-4 months ago so it is a recent problem although not sure quite when this broke.

I've attached 3 images, the first showing the incorrect rendering in portrait and the other showing good portrait and landscape.

Thanks, David Hoyle

So i was trying to apply in Iness Ruhengeri university but at the last step, am trying to upload my A2certificate and ID cards as PDF but it seems to be impossible. I was using chrome but now i am trying this mozilla firefox to see whether if i can complete my application.

On some websites Firefox blocks entry of texts in text fields manifested in 2 ways: keyboard in Android pops but no text is entered when typing, or no keyboard pops. The tried refreshing pages, switching to desktop mode, clearing browsing data nothing works. Attempting to report this to a site:https://ambientweather.net. Ultimately I had to download and install a different browser to access the site. I was already logged into the site and other field changes were correctly implemented. On pages with 2 search fields, one site-wide and one in my search context, both fields failed When switching to desktop version, I noticed a typical cookie notice which I hoped was taking the focus away from the other fields but closing that notice did not resolve the problem.

While I assume a design implementation error by sites, this may be related to the ongoing memory conflicts one experiences when doing multiple searches on heavy video sites. As with the old Firefox Android, Firefox slows down and can't seem to dump all it's cache, apparently, to handle more input. in those cases a dump of most browsing data generally clears the problem, but didn't help here. I suspect an underlying Firefox cause because I've seen this over several random sites but with no clear pattern. I just revisited the site above and it works as designed now.

Consider this the equivalent to trying to use a PC without a keyboard, it's really a catastrophic fail.