Firefox Android doesn't open content in app (if installed) but instead open a website. For example, when clicking on a button "Open in Tumblr", it takes you to the Google Play Store webpage for the Tumblr app, even though the Tumblr app is installed. "Firefox is bypassing the default Android Way of Handling intents", I heard. This question has already been asked here: '''Open google maps, youtube, video etc links with app instead of browser?''' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/970649 and here: '''Open links with an app''' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/977330 and labeled as "Archived" or "Solved", but the problem is still there and nothing is solved at all in Firefox 29 for Android. Worse: the "Chosen answer" from Juiceman77 (Dec 2013) stating that it will be available soon is completely false: ''This will be possible in Firefox 26 (Firefox Beta for Android) currently. Native handling works by adding an icon to the address-bar that opens the native application to handle the content should one prefer to do such. It should be available in Firefox Beta right now which you can get through the Google Play store.'' When is this going to be fixed? It works perfectly in Chrome for Android.