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firefox cant play audio via bluetooth headset

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On firefox all sounds coming via laptop speaker only, cant use bluetooth headsets. Tried couple of things, connect bluetooth before starting firefox or connect bluetooth after firefox starts. Results same, any audio coming only via laptop speaker. I can use bluetooth headsets on other browser or audio/video player.

I also have firefox devloper edition, it also behave same.

Firefox version 92.0 (64-bit) OS : pop-os 21.04

Found similar question : https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1275088

On firefox all sounds coming via laptop speaker only, cant use bluetooth headsets. Tried couple of things, connect bluetooth before starting firefox or connect bluetooth after firefox starts. Results same, any audio coming only via laptop speaker. I can use bluetooth headsets on other browser or audio/video player. I also have firefox devloper edition, it also behave same. Firefox version 92.0 (64-bit) OS : pop-os 21.04 Found similar question : https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1275088

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On Windows, Firefox sends output to the system's current output device, so if I want to switch Firefox from speakers to headset, I use the system-level audio output device selector. Not sure whether that is relevant to Linux.

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