Firefox za Android Community Forum

Hello,

any chance that Firefox will reach Huawei AppGallery. I live in UE, this brand, despite setbacks is still pretty popular here and while we can get Opera, Vivaldi, Bing etc. in appGallery, there is no Firefox? Installing supposedly secure browser from third party APK source is a no no and going through Mozilla repo, manually following updates is not something I like to spend my time on.

I use FF on my laptops, desktop, smartphone. Just my tablet cannot get it and it is a pain. So please, make it clear as I suppose there are other Huawei users, both tablet and smartphone waiting for your browser: will there ever be a Firefox on Huawei store?

Just yes or no will suffice, though timetable would be nice to get too.

I was trying to edit my bookmarks on firefox mobile but I noticed that I wasn't able to manually move a bookmark (putting it one block higher/lower) nor am I able to highlight more than one page to put in a folder or put it higher/lower. It seems like a really simple feature yet it's still not implemented.

The only thing I can do when I highlight more than 1 page is that it allows me to open them both in a new tab/private tab or delete them both.

Hello everyone,

Everytime I restart my PC (Win 11) Firefox updates, even when there's no updates to install. At the same time It loses all personalization on menus and browser preferences. It retains extensions, bookmarks and passwords, but the rest is always gone. I reinstalled, refreshed, deleted everything and everytime I try to reinstall, it happens ALL over again. Can anyone help me?

I'm on android 10 on a Galaxy note 9, and whenever I try to use the payment Autofill feature, it fails. The information from the card is simply not added to the form fields.

It doesn't matter what site is used, nor which card. I have verified that the card information is correctly saved by re-entering both cards. I've tested on multiple sites.

Firefox 129.0 (Build #2016035991), hg-2d113ed75bf0+ GV: 129.0-20240801122119 AS: 129.0

I uninstalled Firefox from my Galaxy A32 android phone. When I reinstalled Firefox, all of my bookmarks are gone. I have years of information collected. Is there a way to get them back?

When I am in google and click in a link, firefox open a duplicate tab of the page I was and then I can access the page link I clicked. If I return to the original tab, this open again a new tab, a third tab. I cleared the cache, cleared the cookies, uninstall firefox and reinstall again but nothing resolved.

All right good morning someone use this app to hack my phone so I was able to download it because it popped up on my phone I need that person who's using this app to get his computer f***** or whatever possible

Website Access Errors-

On my Android Samsung phone, using Firefox ver. 127.0.2

I am no longer able to access the website www.kvi.com. (A radio station in Seattle) Firefox returns the following error on the tab: 403 Forbidden. I am not using private browsing. I am able to access this site it on my Windows 10 PC no problem. I have deleted and cleared the Cache & all other options. I am not running a VPN, or other adblocking extensions, As recommended in the help sections. I can access Google.com and other sites no problem.

This sucks. Other than clearing the Cache's I have not made any changes. It worked last week. It has to be the Android version of Firefox as the PC version of Firefox is working fine.

Please advise, M-

Just recently, I noticed that Firefox on Android has been added to the “Open with” list and allows us to open local PDF files by using “Open with” in any file manager and selecting Firefox. However, local image files, videos, and text/HTML files still cannot be opened by Firefox. I believe that all the functionality is already built into the program’s code. Adding Firefox to the “Open with” list for images, videos, and text would require very little effort. There are hundreds of different viewers in the Google Play Store. However, Firefox’s shortcuts and collections could provide us with a very convenient way to organize locally stored information.