I-Firefox iOS Community Forum

I don't understand where some bookmarks are when using iOS.

For new bookmarks, I see a row of "Recently Saved" pages on the home page. But I can't find a "Recently Saved" folder in the bookmarks menu.

When I sync with MacOS I see the new bookmarks in a new folder "Mobile Bookmarks". But I can't find a "Mobile Bookmarks" folder on iOS.

Finally, on iOS, I don't see how to access the bookmarks I added to the Bookmarks Menu in MacOS.

When I initially press on one of my Bookmarks nothing happens. I must press and hold for a moment, wait for a list of options to cascade downward and select from the list. I choose “open the Bookmark in a new tab”, and again nothing happens. But… after making the choice from the previously mentioned step, I noticed a blue banner appears reading “switch” that I also must press on for the Bookmarked page to actually load. This is far different than Firefox operated previous versions ago where when you pressed the Bookmark the page you wanted loaded immediately. No other steps needed. What happened? Why does this happen? Can the coders please revert this functionality?

On behalf of the Firefox community, I implore you to honor this request and revert to what was a simple browser function.

Thank you, MSE

iOS 18.5 -> Firefox app Firefox 141.2 (59350) -> Menu (3 horizontal dots bottom near right) -> Bookmarks (top left) -> Add (top right) -> where does this added bookmarks go to? I cannot find it? I suspect Bookmarks are not being added from the phone. I sync between desktop and phone, currently having to add bookmarks via the desktop.

I’d like to request a layout change in the Firefox app for iPhone regarding how bookmarks and folders are displayed.

Right now, each level of nested folders is indented further to the right. When you have multiple folders within folders (which I do), the indentation pushes the folder names so far to the right that they become hard or even impossible to read. This makes navigating deeply nested bookmark structures frustrating and inefficient.

A simple fix would be to left-align all folder and bookmark titles or at least reduce the amount of indentation for each nested level. This would make it much easier to view and access folders, especially for users who organise bookmarks in detailed hierarchies.

I’ll attach a screenshot to show exactly what I mean.

Thank you.