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Somehow when trying to copy and paste a section in any article on any website i can only copy the article title, even after multiple times. Iam glad i have 2 other mobile browsers to help do that. As of now firefox mobile is 90% reliable. That will be downgraded quickly soon

Hi Mozilla,

On Samsung One UI 6.0 devices, the Korean fonts are showing serif fonts where as other browsers are showing sans-serif fonts.

It seems when SamsungKorean font on the device changes the nameId=1 value to "SamsungKorean_v2.0" the issue is resolved and shows sans-serif font just like other browsers.

Could the issue be firefox using nameId=1 directly?

I'm having the same problem that was solved in this thread, but I can't use this solution because the option has been disabled (about:config). Topic explaining the problem - Link Firefox version: 118.2.0 Android version: 10

I'm trying to use Firefox on Android but it's says that I need a secure connection even though I'm just trying to Google something or go to a secure website. It also says that it's the websites fault and there's nothing I can do despite that when I tried again a half hour to few hours later it work perfectly. I don't know what's going on with this app but I would like to use it without it just stoping me from just even trying to use Google or any browser it has. Please help me fix this. I can't even go to YouTube on Firefox. Apparently it's some form of connection issue despite that If I uninstalled, then reinstalled the app it would probably work for a little bit then go back to having connection issues

At some point embedded your tube videos stopped playing. When I touch the frame I just get the circling throbber.

Clicking through and opening the youtube app and the videos play.

I've looked around but can't find any setting to fix it.

Eg https://www.sciencealert.com/ghostly-footage-of-a-dumbo-octopus-captured-8000-feet-below-the-ocean

We edited our WordPress website, CONTACT PAGE, but Firefox doesn't update and show the edits. I can open Chrome and the changes are there. I can login to the website as administrator and the changes are there and as soon as I log back out, the page switches back to the way it was before edits were made. What is going on? I will attach screenshots of the pages. First is old page before edits with PO Box and the new page has a street address.

Cheers, Jerry

Firefox won't open links in new tabs anymore in 118.2.0 version, and I really need to open every link in a new tab as my phone is so slow that pressing the back button and waiting for the page to load again takes a long time, instead of just navigating instantly through the tabs.

This started happening about 3-4 days ago, and I'm not sure if it's intended feature or a bug. Is there any workaround, other than using the clunky method of holding down the link, pressing open in new tab and then pressing switch to new tab? As this is obviously very tedious.

I'm trying to add this page to my home screen: www.wordreference.com/fren/pire, but Firefox refuses to show me the Add Shortcut option or the Add to Home Screen option with that page. Why? Is there a way to get it to do that?

Is there any way to edit the autocomplete data on my address bar?

There is a site i frequently use that starts with the letter 'G', so if i want to vidit that site, I press G on the address bar, hit enter and hope that autocomplete sends me to that site, but instead it always sends me to google.com .

Normally I would let this slide, however firefox always tells me that I could search directly from the address bar instead. If that's the case, then why send me back directly into the problem?

We have an upload button on our website for adding images to a content management system. In every other Android browser, pressing this button results in a selection choice to either upload from phone storage or use the camera to take a new photo, but in Firefox it just loads local storage, no choice given.

Is there some way to change this behaviour? I've already granted Firefox access to the camera on the phone, but that doesn't appear to have done anything.

Even if it's a code-level change, if we knew what Firefox needed in order to trigger this behaviour we might be able to work with the developers to get the change made. Right now, this loss of functionality is a problem for those trying to use Firefox.

This is the same issue as reported here, but the thread is archived: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1380035

Firefox android v117.0.1 On a Samsung A52 running Android 13

When any webpage is loaded in a tab with 'desktop site' enabled and then that tab is unloaded from memory (usually by viewing another app for a couple minutes then returning to Firefox); upon returning to that tab, the page reloads as the mobile version, however the 'desktop site' slider is still enabled and will not disable when touched.

From here the only way to actually load the desktop site again it to close Firefox by removing it from recent apps, then when re-opened it will load the offending tab in mobile view with 'desktop site' off but responding to input again.

I love Firefox. Haven't used ANYTHING else for years

Android 10

I don't use Facebook. When I click on a company's Facebook search result to open in Firefox... It tries to open in another app that can't open it, like a maps app or something like that.

Firefox is set as my choice as browser to open links with.

To be clear, when I click on the search result to open it, I am only given two choices that I can't use and don't want. This seems to only happen with Facebook. It doesn't give Facebook as a choice, which I don't use anyway

Thank you Dr Mark

Hi, This is so frustrating, but this is the second time it happens for me (two different websites), so I'm kind of sure this is a bug. I go to "website settings" and block autoplay for audio and video on data, yet it autoplays them. Each time, I am forced to choose the option 'block autoplay' (regardless of whether I'm using data or WiFi), which successfully blocks them. At first, I thought it was just an accident, but turns out it's more likely a confirmed bug.