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I got a new phone and when I signed into Mozilla on the new phone all of my shortcuts, all of my tabs, and all of my collections have disappeared. All of these are very important to me. Especially as I'm disabled and have trouble using my hands. And yes, I am logged in.

I have a HTML file of my bookmarks from the Brave mobile browser. I was to get rid of Brave, but I want to ensure I can import my bookmarks into Firefox for iOS before I delete Brave off my phone. Could you please help me figure out a way to do so?

Thank you

I have Firefox (Beta) installed on a Samsung S8 Android, and its sole purpose in life is to display a live videostream (live TV program from https://canalcurta.tv.br/viainternet ).

The problem is that the internet link in/from Brazil is "variable", meaning the live stream in Firefox will hang - sometimes for a few seconds, and sometimes "forever".

So I have two questions:

1) Is there a buffer setting for live streaming video. (It does not matter if the stream is 2 minutes late! ;) ) (I don't want to "load entire video before watching", I only want to have a very large buffer for live videos.)

2) Is there a way to make Firefox auto-restart a video stream which has hung more than 1 minute (or whatever)?

Thank you very much! Your help is much appreciated! <3

(This was originally posted in the Android section, but is general, I think.)

Hello,

I am the Administrator for JAMF at my company and I want to deploy the iOS Firefox app for our iPads. But for it to work securely and well, I need to have a cert installed inside of it from our content filter. We do this easily if it's manually but I can't do that for every device. Anyone know how to deploy the custom cert inside JAMF or other management software?

How do I put in unreadable passwords in Firefox? Do I tap and hold the blank site for a time. Do I double tap. I think there is some way I can put in an anonymous password when I am in fire fox browser

I'm trying to use tabbed browsing. The instructions say, "tap the tab icon at the bottom of the screen", but at the bottom of the screen I only see back arrow, forward arrow, trash can, and three bars for menu.

I keep reading and not finding what I'm looking for. I have Firefox on my Samsung phone and Samsung tablet. I'm signed in to the same account on both but they show their own histories and bookmarks.. How do I get them both to show the same thing??

I have synced my bookmarks from my desktop Firefox to Firefox on my Android phone and tablet. If I bookmark something on my tablet, how do I move the bookmark into a desktop folder? I tried creating a bookmark on my tablet, but I can't seem to move it from my tablet to my desktop. I've looked at a help article which helped me create the bookmark, but I tried their saving procedure and had no success. Right now, I save the email containing the link I want to bookmark, then access the email on my desktop and save the bookmark there. How do I save the bookmark directly from the tablet into my desktop folders?

Like mins.kim's identical question on 2/11/22 that was never solved, I would like to open all my synched tabs at the same time on my android phone. How do I do this?

I wanted to remove all of my passwords from firefox, therefore I deleted all of them through the firefox desktop version on linux mint.

On my phone even after syncing, the passwords persist. I cannot get rid of them on firefox mobile, so I thought its a bug, deleted appdata and uninstalled firefox. Reinstalled firefox and logged in my firefox account again only to see that after syncing all passwords appear again.

I really want my passwords deleted and I dont know how to delete them anymore since on firefox android I would have to delete one by one. I want them to not resync ( I dont even know from where since no passwords show on the desktop version anymore)

I want to say: Syncing of logins is on on BOTH firefox browsers. I made sure of that.

I was adding a secondary email address to my Firefox Account, it happened that I mistyped one letter. Now Firefox sent the confirmation code to that person with the details of my primary E-Mail address, my IP Address and my location. It was my mistake.

Now, it's obvious that a confirmation code is needed because such scenarios could happen. If it was me who sent the code, then I would already recognize it was me. If someone sent a code to my email by mistake, why expose their specific IP to me?

"If you received it by mistake, you don’t need to do anything." combined with exposing IP address doesn't make any sense for a privacy-oriented browser. That's why confirmation codes are sent in the first place, to confirm the right person has access?

duplicate of /questions/1424806 thread

Yesterday the option to make Firefox my main browser turned on on my Android phone. It won't let me turn it on. I have Google on my phone, but I never updated it, I updated myself yesterday, I can't turn it off. I also have a MI browser that is disabled. When Fitefox is not my main browser, I cannot add web shortcuts to the start screen, and I use it all the time and miss it a lot. What should I do to restore the option to make Firefox my main browser? I used to have Google but now I don't know what's going on? Help me please!!!

My wife gave me her old computer and I signed into my Firefox acct before doing a factory restore. Now my Firefox acct, passwords and info appears to be linked with hers. Can someone please tell me how I can unlink them?