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I am running into a strange issue with the Firefox app installed on my new mobile phone, and it occurs consistently while browsing almost all websites. The problem is that after a webpage loads completely, the right side gets slightly cut off. It doesn't seem to be caused by display scaling, font size, or screen zoom. Because if that were the case, pinching to zoom with two fingers should have brought the hidden right side into view. For example, on Reddit, when I try to check my profile or notifications, the right side gets cropped out. On the other hand, this Firefox support page is displaying properly, with no part cut off. I have attached screenshots of both. I am encountering this issue on several other websites as well. My device is a popular Samsung model. Other browsers, such as the pre-installed Google Chrome or MS Edge downloaded from the Google Play Store, do not have any such issue. So far, I tried removing all extensions from Firefox, but to no avail. I couldn't find anything relevant in the settings that could cause this either. I tried toggling the protection settings between Standard and Strict, but it made no difference. Is there any known fix for this issue?

I am running into a strange issue with the Firefox app installed on my new mobile phone, and it occurs consistently while browsing almost all websites. The problem is that after a webpage loads completely, the right side gets slightly cut off. It doesn't seem to be caused by display scaling, font size, or screen zoom. Because if that were the case, pinching to zoom with two fingers should have brought the hidden right side into view. For example, on Reddit, when I try to check my profile or notifications, the right side gets cropped out. On the other hand, this Firefox support page is displaying properly, with no part cut off. I have attached screenshots of both. I am encountering this issue on several other websites as well. My device is a popular Samsung model. Other browsers, such as the pre-installed Google Chrome or MS Edge downloaded from the Google Play Store, do not have any such issue. So far, I tried removing all extensions from Firefox, but to no avail. I couldn't find anything relevant in the settings that could cause this either. I tried toggling the protection settings between Standard and Strict, but it made no difference. Is there any known fix for this issue?
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