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I no longer have the primary email account I registered with Firefox (It was a paid for private domain that I discontinued a few years back). how do I make my second email address on file the primary?

OS info: xiaomi hyper os 2.0.211.0.VOPCNXM, Android 15 Kernel version: 6.1.118-android14-11 firefox version: firefox beta 149.0b3 (Build #2016146927), ebd9b883ad2f97d5a0f74e1546d2164fa61219b1 firefox 148.0.1 (Build #2016146751), 5b55fb779793ef4e5bae65dc9c7fcac619e3fd43 issue description: screen freeze in blank after resume from background, page will load 8s later I can touch other widgets during the blank time, but page can't work properly even manually reload it

I have a Mozilla Firefox login with hundreds of bookmarks, I've been saving for years. With the recent update, I was logged out. I tried to log back in with my saved password and email. The information I have is correct. The problem lies in the fact that I created that login & pass with a University email. After graduating,the ending of the email address was changed to @alumni.edu sort of thing. So now it's trying to send me a security code to login and I cannot receive it because of this change to the email address, thus I cannot get logged back into my firefox to retrieve my bookmarks. Please help.

При каждом открытии приложения на android, открывается приложение Google Play на странице с этим браузером. Браузер имеет последнюю версию. Видео, где продемонстрировать проблема

Hi, Every time I search using Firefox (especially through the address bar or default search), SafeSearch is automatically enabled — even though I never turned it on and don’t want it. I’ve tried checking Firefox settings, search engine settings, and even my browser profile, but nothing seems to work.

I’m not sure if this is a browser setting, an issue with my account, or something being forced externally (like by Google or Bing).

Can someone tell me:

Why SafeSearch is always on?

How can I turn it off permanently?

Is this tied to Firefox itself or to the search engine provider?

Using latest Firefox version on Android 15.

I cannot find the specific settings option (such as "Deceptive content and dangerous software protection" or a similar toggle) to disable the blocking for a particular website that I believe is safe. i want to turn off it

I think it would be more convenient if the list of inactive tabs opened in portions, starting with the newest ones, with an option to open the whole list in case someone needs that. That would allow for better performance and reduce the time spent scrolling to the end of the list

I accidentally cleared the Firefox app's data while my account was still logged in and now all of my account data is completely gone. Am I just done for or is there a way to get this back?