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When on any page (but certain ones more than others) my page refreshes over and over. As soon as I go to a page and it loads then it refreshes immediately. Then it does it randomly every minute or so. If I use a different browser it doesn’t refresh unless I refresh the page.

Thanks for your help

Hi,

I recently switched phones to the Google pixel 7 pro. When I Google a business, a little "call" button shows up, just like it always has for the phone number. On my old phone it worked fine with Firefox, and on this phone it works on the Google Chrome browser, but I can't press the call button in Firefox. Worse, when I long press and copy it, it copies the telephone link and I can't paste into the phone app. I've checked and third party apps can be opened by Firefox if I click a Twitter link or whatever, everything else works fine, but not being able to call is a huge bummer

As it says in the subject. Chrome works fine on the same phone on both 5G and Wifi, but FF will only work on wifi, the requests just time out (it's unclear whether DNS times out or the http(s) connection).

Tried fresh install with untouched setting, no dice. Reboots also don't help.

Hello,

When i click on notifications from a pwa it will bring me to my browser and it will give nothing and stay on homepage or get a tab about:blank. Why doesn't it go to my pwa and why don't i get my stuff from the notification on my screen?

Greetings,

Jeppie

I'm using Firefox to access academic papers and online books. Because most of this content requires a subscription, I usually visit these web pages through my University library site. However, its not letting me open the destination file. e.g. I can open https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/21670811.2018.1533788?journalCode=rdij20 but not the full article. To open the full article I need to be logged in through my institution's library.

I have changed my proxy settings to 'no proxy' - can you please suggest what else I can do?

It normally works fine on other computers.

Thanks, Claire

Hi!

I found an issue in Firefox for Android. I recreated it in stable 118.1 and nightly 120 on two devices (Samsung S21 and Xiaomi Pad 5).

To reproduce the issue:

   Open Google Drive or OneDrive (I didn't check on other clouds) in desktop site mode.
   Try to upload a file of size ~1GB.

In 70% of cases, Firefox will crash in different ways

Until a few days ago, when clicking on the Firefox icon, my latest messages came up immediately but now I am confronted with a blank page!

I have discovered I could eventually find them by clicking on File and Get messages - but there are a number of options.

Haphazardly, I clicked on these options and eventually my messages appeared - but even that no longer works...

Help!!

Ray

Saw an email from support, but cannot find the answer. Firefox used to work fine on facebook. Now technical error. And can't find your answer.

Please put somewhere that I can see it.

Thanks

Since a few weeks, the app has been draining my battery like crazy. We're talking about higher energy consume than games, and with less screen-on time. I'm using a Pixel 7 pro, Firefox since I got it, and never had this issues until now. I was forced to uninstall it as ir was unbearable to use my phone and having it die several hours before it used to. After that I installed Chrome, which is not famous for being battery friendly, and the problems are completely gone.

I keep my apps ALWAYS up to date with updates, así well as my phone, so I'm sure the issue has something to do with Firefox app.

Thanks in advance for your time.

I used the "clash for Android" program to turn on the system proxy, only Firefox had an exception, and all other programs were able to connect to the Internet normally. Strangely, I can swipe web pages in Firefox with a VPN, but not with Clash. The Android version I am using is 118.2.0, the system is oneui 5.1, Android 13. The phone is not rooted, I would like to know how to fix this problem with clash.

Briefly, when openning a link that should redirect to a WhatsApp chat, it says - after pressing open chat - WhatsApp not installed. Why? Note: In chrome it is working normally.

While browsing Amazon.com using the past several builds of the Nightly for Android, I get this most annoying bouncing pop-up tip that is a yellowish with black font saying to click on this heart icon to save the product. I have never seen this on any other browser for Android, and never on my Firefox on my laptop or desktop. Is there anyway to get rid of it? I cannot stand this and I have almost thrown my phone because of it many times. I have never thrown a phone before. I cannot explain why, but it pisses me off so very much!

Hi In the absence of network connectivity, submitting a search or entering a URL in the universal bar fails to detect the network issue. Moreover, the content of the universal bar is lost (forcing the user to type again, which can be very frustrating for a long URL)

How to reproduce: - open firefox iOS - switch your phone to airplane mode and deactivate wifi - open a new tab and try accessing any webpage (eg mozilla.org, or type something to be searched) - observe how the content of the bar is instantly lost and a blank page is displayed.

What should be expected: - the universal bar should still contain whatever was typed (or the URL of the search engine) - the body of page should display the usual "The internet connection appears to be offline" message.

PS: this apparently only happens in newly created tabs, not with existing ones.