Firefox for Android Community Forum

Hello, I don't like or want to use the homepage and i would prefer to just hide the button instead of accidentally hitting it when reaching for the address bar / search box. But it seems like there's no option in settings to hide the button.

Am I missing something or has this really basic setting just never been implemented?

I need to switch my main accounts, but the one to switch to says it already exists. I can't get in to stop that one & use it to recover accounts as a secondary then haveit as my new main account. Also, if I'msigned in finally does it mean I lose saves for my signed out part.

like many others before me i have a recent problem of being unable to sync data between my mac and android...having read some others posts i found the sync hiding under the email address...and have completed that ..However all the tabs/ data etc is all over the place and not as it was.... some in folders, some just randomly placed anywhere...please help

Firefox for Android has a section called Shortcuts on its home page, see picture. You can pin pages there (note the drawing pin in the top left corner of the icons), which makes them easily accessible.

However, if you browse the internet, you will notice, that additional pages will appear on the list, after the pinned ones. This happens randomly. The browser decides arbitrarily which pages it puts there, the user cannot influence this, or turn this off in Settings. Additionally, you cannot remove them from the list. If you long-tap one of them, there is only the option to delete it from history (which removes it from the list as a consequence).

This annoying feature is 2.5 years old. Please make a setting that turns it off. I don't want the browser to append to my list of Shortcuts.

I just discovered a bunch of installed extensions in the list I don't recognize, including several I definitely would not be interested in.

Is this the way Firefox android works?

Why is it possible to copy text from a YouTube comment in Opera or DuckDuckGo but not in Firefox for Android? The ability to select text is one of the most basic features in a browser.

On my mobile browser, the radar widget does not work on the weather.com website. See https://weather.com/en-CA/weather/radar/interactive/l/9613594132b3fb75bbae4e6476285f698f6b0625b56caabf7ea908841ffb5289?traffic_source=footerNav_Radar

I have used Mozilla for a long time as my default web browser. Note: This page works on Chrome browser.