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Firefox Mobile not working while connected to privateinternetaccess VPN

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tunnsee
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Mobile browser opens but the progress bar freezes 1/3 of the way , when disconnected from my VPN everything works , I've uninstalled and have done fresh installs of both products with the same results Uninstalled all Add-ons Reinstalled Same results

Mobile browser opens but the progress bar freezes 1/3 of the way , when disconnected from my VPN everything works , I've uninstalled and have done fresh installs of both products with the same results Uninstalled all Add-ons Reinstalled Same results

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guigs
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Hi tunnsee, Does a clean reinstall without the addons do the trick?

Another note this bug: Bug 947801 - DNS resolution sporadically fails in Android 4.4 when connected to a VPN has a very strange work around that seems that the root cause if a false DNS request? You can check this by enabling Remote debugging in the browser and connecting it to a usb and running adb logcat to capture logs. or check out the developer tools https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/d.../Firefox_for_Android and make sure Network is enabled.

Does putting it into Airplane mode temporarily really act as a work around?