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I couldn't sync passwords which I added in browser desktop. I don't see passwords on phone I want all synced to my phone from desktop what I saved in there via Mozilla account.

I went to my account and Firefox on android operating system and I was not signed in I click sign in it swaps over and shows me it's logged in I'm having issues where my phone showing up in different locations I'm pretty sure my SIM card has been cloned I've contacted the FBI about some of my security issues so bad I cut the internet off at my house I'm not keeping up with current security measures right now because it's a waste of time whoever is hacking me is just so obsessive I think it's an old neighbor and just trying to wait out and investigation what can I do to alert Firefox to monitor my account or something being open sources or even anybody that does that with this software or is that up to the community am I on my own

Bookmarks folder still takes too long to open when adding and editing bookmarks. When is this going to get fixed? Or where can i download an old version of Firefox for Android that does not have this issue?

Les liens dans les collections sont trop trop sensibles à l'effacement sur mon mobile Samsung A25 5G. Je perd facilement les liens en navigant d'un lien à l'autre.

I have picture in picture allowed in the settings and it's not working with any video website I've tried. Even the audio stopped until I found an extension that allowed it to continue. I have a Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra with android 16 and one ui 8.5.

I am experiencing an issue with Firefox Sync on Android. My saved passwords are successfully synced and visible on Firefox Desktop, but they do not appear on Firefox for Android on my Samsung SM-A366B device. I have already tried: Signing out and back in Enabling Passwords in Sync settings Clearing app data and cache Reinstalling Firefox Using Sync Now Testing Firefox Beta and Nightly Removing and re-adding the device

I use YouTube on the Firefox browser. Previously, the YouTube search bar was black, but now it has turned white. As a result, when I type something, both the text and the search bar appear white, making it impossible for me to see what I am typing.

Secondly, when I watch a YouTube video in landscape mode on Firefox, if I exit the browser and then re-enter to continue watching, the video automatically exits full-screen mode. It starts showing the video along with the title and channel name again. I want the video to stay in full-screen/landscape mode even after I exit and return to the browser, as it would make it much easier to use. Currently, even though the screen stays in landscape orientation, the video itself drops out of full-screen.

Can I fine-tune sync the way I want?

I would love to be able to sync bookmarks and passwords between two desktops yet sync just the bookmarks to a third device: an Android phone. Why? Because while I want my bookmarks available everywhere, I don't want sensitive passwords on a device that leaves home.

But I don't see a way to do that. I've tried, and I find the passwords and up being synced no matter how I configure the settings.

Nor, apparently, can I export the bookmarks and passwords to a file, strip out the passwords, and import the bookmarks alone to the phone--what I was hoping could be a workaround. I gather one can't import to mobile Firefox. Have to sync.

So I'm back where I started: unable to do what I want to do.

And I missing something?

149.0.2 (Build #2016153095), 9f0b9889e371a1c81cc665cfce6f53803006ad9b GV: 149.0.2-20260403140140 AS: 149.0 OS: Android 12

I've turned all Search SETTINGS to OFF. The Firefox Suggestion show up as soon as ANY characters are entered into the browser's search box.

Turning off the "Automatically delete browsing history" feature often doesn't allow you to delete "Recently visited tabs." It seems that tab history generated from manually closed bookmarks can't be deleted through this feature either。Hope it can be fixed

Create a Firefox addon that blocks AI search result summaries. They are intrusive and unhelpful. Mozilla Firefox have acknowledged the community's desire for less AI usage, and now is the time to put this into practice, by giving users tools to block AI during their browsing experience.