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Hello, there are site that do not work well in Android Firefox browser. Examples : web.whatsapp.com - sometimes I cannot type the message. I can never use dictation from gboard. 9gag.com - sometimes the site does not show anything...it just loads. Clear cache, phone restart, clear cookies, clear site data does not do anything. trello.com - I cannot move the cards around. These are just 3 example I had problems today. It's very annoying and at the same time everything I listed works flawlessly in Brave, at all times.

Is this because of Firefox engine ? or because sites are optimized more for Chromium based browsers ?

I have been unable to access Yahoo Mail for a week now. When I attempt to sign on I get this message "Something's gone wrong We may be having trouble with your connection. Connecting your device to Wi-Fi could help fix the issue or try again later."

I have no problem when I sign in with Google.

When placing an order on Oilily.com, the checkout and payment buttons suddenly disappeared from the shopping cart, making it impossible to complete the purchase. As shown in the attached photo, the checkout button should appear like it does on Puffin, but on Firefox, it does not appear on either PC or mobile, preventing me from proceeding with the payment. Please check and assist. (cosyhomy@naver.com)

I am not sure if this is the correct complaint forum. Why are you displaying new articles from left wing news agencies? NPR, CBS, AP, ESPN!! I am thinking about changing Browsers.

Thanks

This is a feature regression that happened probably 2 years ago and has finally irritated me enough to make a ticket. If I click in the address bar and type a new address or search, I want to close the tab I am on and navigate to the address or search that I entered.

Doing that on desktop has the desired behavior of using the same tab and navigating away.

Doing this on android used to be like desktop.

Now it is awful and you end up with a million not closed tabs.

What is worse is clicking back from that first new search tab leaves the tab open and goes back to the tab you were just on.

So now I have two tabs one of which is orphaned the next time I search something and I will forget about it.

I tried to look for flags on android to flip it back, but you got rid of these I think the same release the behavior changed.

Sincerely someone who used to have like maybe 15 tabs and now has a few thousand all because of your crummy decision to not close tabs when navigating away.

I have liver failure and will homeless on March 8th. I was staying with a friend who will be evicted if I do not leave. I have no where to go and can not find help. Dao you know of any suggestions?

I'm hoping a developer for Firefox sees this:

With as much technology existing today, I think it's a big miss that "Collections" aren't synced across devices. You spend a couple years setting up an amazing Collections resource, and then you get a new device and have no efficient way to retain those collections. The idea that I have to open every link, copy it, text it to myself, open it on the new device and save it into a Collection again -- for every single webpage I've saved for years -- is nauseating.

Is this something that developers could possibly work on improving? I'm not even interested in building Collections again, considering that they are just a temporary, device-specific feature. Why bother, if I'm just going to lose them every time I upgrade my device?

I'm hoping a developer for Firefox sees this:

With as much technology existing today, I think it's a big miss that "Collections" aren't synced across devices. You spend a couple years setting up an amazing Collections resource, and then you get a new device and have no efficient way to retain those collections. The idea that I have to open every link, copy it, text it to myself, open it on the new device and save it into a Collection again -- for every single webpage I've saved for years -- is nauseating.

Is this something that developers could possibly work on improving? I'm not even interested in building Collections again, considering that they are just a temporary, device-specific feature. Why bother, if I'm just going to lose them every time I upgrade my device?

When I'm reading an article and come across a word I don't know, in many applications I can simply click the word for a definition. Either the definition comes right up or I get a sub-menu that allows me to click "look-up".

I downloaded the dictionary add-on but I think it's a library for when you're typing. I want something I can look up while reading. I'm having a hard time getting to that so I'm here to ask for help. Thank you in advance.