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My phone died and when I turn I back on all my bookmarks and folders are no longer ordered properly in the bookmarks menu, but when I go to create a new folder I can see that they're still in the same order. How do I go about putting them all back into the order they were in before?

None of the topics above fit what the problem is. When I got on my phone today all my bookmarks had been rearranged why did this happen? And since this happened part two of that question would be why is there no way to rearrange your bookmarks without going back to the website deleting The bookmark and re-adding it seems kind of extreme for something so simple.

My 8.4 inch android Allocube Iplay 50 tablet cannot get desktop view. The mobile view is a non starter. My old Kindle has a great tabbed setup, as does my Firefox Windows which I've used for over 10 years. All my research on this indicates it should be available, but I can't make it happen. Is there a solution? Thanks

The browser doesn't go through the pages as fast as it once did. When I scroll up the page it actually stop. At one time I could speed up or down thru a web site that it fly so fast u could even see the page it went so fast.. not any more. It no actually will stop ..Even when I clear the data out the page will still stop as I scroll up or down. Why does it slow down as it never did before. I hope u can fix this. Also my bank says Firefox is not secure to use for banking online. Google crime. And Microsoft Edge is listed as secure over Firefox.

Dear Support Community,

I am writing to report a persistent display issue I have been experiencing on Firefox Android over the past two weeks. The bottom border (including menu and cookie consent elements) is not aligning correctly with the bottom of the screen.

Specifically, there appears to be a vertical offset between the bottom elements and the screen's bottom edge.

I have attached screenshots that demonstrate the misalignment. The bottom border of web pages is not matching the physical border of my phone's screen.

My phone is Pixel 7, Android 15 with the latest updates. Thank you for your assistance.

This is a feature regression that happened probably 2 years ago and has finally irritated me enough to make a ticket. If I click in the address bar and type a new address or search, I want to close the tab I am on and navigate to the address or search that I entered.

Doing that on desktop has the desired behavior of using the same tab and navigating away.

Doing this on android used to be like desktop.

Now it is awful and you end up with a million not closed tabs.

What is worse is clicking back from that first new search tab leaves the tab open and goes back to the tab you were just on.

So now I have two tabs one of which is orphaned the next time I search something and I will forget about it.

I tried to look for flags on android to flip it back, but you got rid of these I think the same release the behavior changed.

Sincerely someone who used to have like maybe 15 tabs and now has a few thousand all because of your crummy decision to not close tabs when navigating away.

I have HTTPS only mode enabled, but in the Alberta section previously it said it I got a site with only HTTP security I could choose to go on to it by tapping "Go Forward" of something close to it; I can't recall exactly because I never get that message. I have only ever seen the option of "Go back" or "Try Again". I thought perhaps this was the only option you for when having HTTPS only mode enabled, am I looking at old protocols for previous versions of Firefox, or perhaps my search engine, or is there another option? Thank you for your time

I have 135.0.1 (Build #2016074239),on android. Suddenly, yesterday, all of my bookmarks and bookmark folders have become rearranged, presumably with a recent update. Its really hard to work with it like this, help!

Firefox doesn't always correctly detect the "Follow device theme" setting. In such cases, you have to switch the mode twice in Android for it to be recognized correctly.