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Why images are loaded always, when it's set on Wifi only?

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I use Firefox for Android for a long time. "Settings>Advanced>Show images" is set "Only over Wifi", to spare data when browsing on mobile data. Since I upgraded my phone (Bq E5s) from Lollipop to Marshmallow, images of websites are downloaded always. I cleared the cache, and cleared the data of Firefox app. Removed and reinstalled Firefox for Android. Did not help. Any suggestion to solve this problem?

(As a workaround, I installed uBlock addon, and set to "block media files larger then 12kB". I hope it prevents downloading of images, and not only hides them.)

I use Firefox for Android for a long time. "Settings>Advanced>Show images" is set "Only over Wifi", to spare data when browsing on mobile data. Since I upgraded my phone (Bq E5s) from Lollipop to Marshmallow, images of websites are downloaded always. I cleared the cache, and cleared the data of Firefox app. Removed and reinstalled Firefox for Android. Did not help. Any suggestion to solve this problem? (As a workaround, I installed uBlock addon, and set to "block media files larger then 12kB". I hope it prevents downloading of images, and not only hides them.)

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Hello there, It works perfectly fine for me. I tried switching to mobile data while turning on "only on wifi" feature and it worked perfectly.

May i know the network you're on? I assume there's a problem with your network's access points. I suggest you to contact your service provider as there's no problem with Firefox.

hope my answer has helped you. If it did, please let me know! :)

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Hi Pranav, You gave me an idea:

I use a dual SIM handset: 1st (telenor) SIM is for phone calls, the 2nd (t-mobile) SIM is my mobile data subscription. I turned off SIM 1, and firefox stopped downloading images on mobile data. On WiFi images are downloaded as expected.

After this test, I turned on SIM#1, and the error did not come up again. Now Firefox works as intended.

I will test if the error occurs again in the following days.

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Happy to know that. Please rate my answer as a solution if it really helped you. :)

Thanks for the opportunity of letting me serve you.

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Your reply was helpful, but the error still exists after rebooting the phone.

To reproduce, You need two SIM cards installed, mobile data subscription on SIM#2. In Firefox for Android (49.0) "Settings>Advanced>Show images" is set "Only over Wifi".

0) clear Firefox cache 1) Turn off SIM#2. 2) Reboot the phone (only SIM#1 asks for PIN code) 3) Turn on SIM#2 (enter PIN code if asked), and enable data connection on it. 4) Start Firefox4Android, and start to browse the web.

Result: Images are downloaded. Expectation: Images are not downloaded. Workaround: Turning SIM#1 off and on seems to solve the problem until reboot.

Pranav Karakavalasa said

(...)Please rate my answer as a solution if it really helped you. :) (...)
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Hello fekete, I apologize for the delay. Looking at your problem, I could make of a potential solution.

  1. When turning on mobile data in SIM2, there is a possibility that the browser knows that it is not the same network you have blocked downloading the images. So i request you to check the settings of the browser once again after turning mobile data on SIM2 ON
  2. If it is still set to "Only Over Wifi" then as i mentioned in my previous answer, your SIM2's access points maybe faulty too and i request you too check with you Network Provider because the feature works fine for me with two SIM cards too.

If this answer helped you solve your problem, please take a moment to flag it as CHOSEN SOLUTION Thank You

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