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The default font in Firefox Android is Roboto, and I want to change the default font to the system default font or a font I downloaded locally. I can't find any settings in Firefox Android regarding font settings. about:config doesn't seem to work on Android. How do I change the default font in Firefox Android, like in Firefox Windows?

(using 118.2.0) At times the navigation icons and the reload icon disappear from the task bar. When I go into Settings and then back to the browser page the icons are gone. They are still in the "3 dot" menu. The only way I have found to reappear them is to close the app (go into android task list and "swipe" it closed) and reopen it.

Any ideas/suggestions?

Hi, I'm running ... Firefox 120.0? On a US Samsung Galaxy S22 running Android 14 and One UI 6.0.

Korean characters used to display in a uniform font but after a recent phone update, I now get different fonts (with greatly decreased readability). I can't find any font options in the Firefox app and the only thing language-related is what language Firefox menus are in. I also can't find any relevant font options in the phone settings either - can someone help?

I've attached two screenshots of the same website in Firefox Android, where I have long-pressed on an image in order to share it with another app (e.g. Signal, Fastmail). The website in question is my self-hosted PhotoPrism instance which I am trying to use as a replacement for Google Photos.

As you can see, in one of the screenshots, most of the options are missing, including sharing with another app. That screenshot is of the website installed on my home screen as a PWA (Progressive Web App). It seems that it is not possible to use the Android "share" functionality for images inside a PWA. Is this correct? If so, is there any workaround?

I would love to be able to use a PWA for PhotoPrism because having to navigate manually to my photos app in a browser is clunky, but if I am unable to share photos out, then I don't think I'll be able to use the PWA.

I have the xpi android file for check4change in my android but don't know how to add to the add-on on Firefox, i tried to open the xpi file using file manager but no option of Firefox in file manager to run the xpi file. Need help please

Hi. I'm looking to maximize my privacy on Android Firefox and installed a bunch of addons to help reach that goal. But looking a little closer, it seems there are some are very similar and I wonder if I'm overdoing it by adding too many addons, I have 7 enabled. Is there advice as to the minimum set of addons to enable for the maximim protection? One I found most useful and I'd like to keep is Hello, Goodbye which removes the chatbot popups that seem to be taking over the web.

Many pictures(images) at the internet are scaled automatically when on the mobile browser. It sometimes seems blurry(scaled toblowbresolution), especially images with texts. The image of natural(full scale) resolution can be seen only when it is opened in new tab(image only), or opened in decktop mode. Is there any way to see all the images with natural resolution without those methods? Example screenshots of an cartoon attached. 1. Blurry image (first seen) 2. Natural resolution (clicked) 3. Natural resolution (desktop mode)

I need to change the download folder from my phone intern memory to my SD card, but I don't see the option to do it, I've seen forum post of people saying It can be done by entering about:config in the browser, but that doesn't work.

Hi.

Is there any way to prevent private tabs from closing automatically?

I like to keep my private tabs open all the time and, even with the proper setting, they close every night.

The autorefresh is making the browser unusable, the page barely loads - there's no time to even type in a username, before it refreshes.

I found a setting that's possible under about:config, "accessibility.blockautorefresh" on another forum page. But that setting no longer appears to exist in Firefox Nightly or Firefox Beta.

FF works fine on my Mac, but on the Chromebooks, it's unusable for any pages requiring login, and nearly so on other pages, especially any page with heavy graphics having to reload. It's also not doing content publishers any favors to use extra bandwidth which isn't needed.

I don't know why autorefresh is even a thing, much less why it's required (since the option to disable it appears to be gone). If I actually want to refresh a page, I can do that. And web developers have their own tools to make pages refresh if it's needed on their site.

Ironically, if I wanted to type this post up on my Chromebook, I'd have to use Chrome, I wouldn't be able to log into FF to post it! Instead I'm using FF on a Mac.

Is there really any way to stop FF Android from continual refreshes?

Hello dear mozilla support! Im coming here with a question, will there be a addon like google translate on pc for android devices? Thanks!

Using: Mull 119v (firefox fork) android 12

I am working on an extension/add-on Firefox for android. Our extension wants to communicate with a native app and fetch data from there. I tried nativeMessaging but it is not supported by Firefox. . While researching, I came across articles discussing Firefox's 120 build, which is expected to provide enhanced support for add-ons. However, I couldn't find any information regarding native app communication in these resources. I'm seeking assistance or guidance from someone who may have insights into this matter.