I-Firefox ye-Android Isithangami Sokwesekwa

i want to use my andriod phone in wi fi network where i have to configure proxy . in my laptop i am able t configure Firefox for http proxy . i just want to know is this option available in firefox 4 beta for android?i haven't seen any other browser for android with this facility

Scenario: I used Barcode Scanner to scan the barcode for some software (an Android .apk) file. It offered me: - Email to someone - SMS to someone - Open in browser

So I did the third. It then asked me: "Native browser or Firefox?". The native browser hands these off to the Market.

Expected Result: I assumed Firefox would do the same. Result: Firefox displays it as a big block of ugly text.

And there's no "Save As" function so I can save it to disk and open it from there! Where is the Save As function? I don't want to save as a PDF, I just want to save the file as I downloaded it.

(For bonus points, please also tell me how to alter file associations.)

I have downloaded the Firefox Sync add on but when I select "add a device" it launces a help page which tells me to click "add a device" which is an endless circle!

Any advice appreciated

Having now got FF installed, albeit not the latest beta, I have a couple of issues.

1. The AC100 does not have a touch screen, so the swipe left/right gestures on my HTC Desire, which bring the side bars on to the screen, can't be used.

2. Page navigation using arrow keys is not working.

3. Pressing the 'Menu' button brings up the 'Site Options' dialogue, instead of 'Site Options' + 'Preferences' + 'Add-ons' + 'Downloads'.

I own a HTC Wildfire, and I think it's really ashame that Firefox 4 Mobile is not out for phones with an ARMv6 processor yet, only for ARMv7 processors. I'd love to try the newest version of the mobile version of Firefox, because I see many improvements since Fennec.

So I was wondering if Mozilla is already developing Firefox 4 for ARMv6 phones. These are a lot of phones, so I don't think they should be skipped.

Thanks in advance,

Thomas

The Firefox Mobile permissions request in the Android Market states that Firefox Mobile needs permission to access your GPS location data. Is there a way to disable this?

I'm trying to download Firefox browser on my Samsung Intercept on the Sprint network. I'm accessing www.firefox.com/m and clicking on the Android button. Every time I try, I get NOT FOUND error.

While Firefox 4 is a suburb application, it does not play Flash Videos and there is no add-on for that, and therefore it prohibits me from watching videos on the various news sites I visit.

The previous version of Firefox Mobile supported a software version of Flash that was adequate for playing Flash videos, but I cannot find the previous version of Firefox anywhere on the web.

My question is: how can I install the previous version of Firefox mobile on my N900?

I put on my username (email adress), my password and my synckey (I tryed wit the "-" and without in the password) and no way, Fennec still does an annoying connect-disconnected routine with "Incorrect username or password" as reason why.

I tryed everything with the same result.

Please help !

The image does not appear in my phone's gallery, but I can view them in the downloads section of the app. Let's say I want to save and mms the image rather than sharing the link, is this not possible?

Oh, and it's not a plug-in issue because I only have 'Personas' installed, and did so after the image.

not just a web page saved while browsing on a phone - but also a copied website from a computer ? ... on the android version of firefox ? or do you know if opera or dolphin can do that ?