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I'm using version 129 of Firefox for Android on a Galaxy S23+. I've used Microsoft Authenticator before to sign into Firefox Sync and Firefox Account.

Today it won't accept the MS Authenticator code. I also tried one of the backup codes and that didn't work either.

With either option above that I tried, I'm directed to a screen that reads: "Did you use the system camera? You must pair from within a Firefox app." This is the URL: https://accounts.firefox.com/pair/unsupported?showReactApp=true&deviceId=1eb2f6829ea748a4b9975e16e8584e74&flowBeginTime=1722955970609&flowId=ab2a1ddc80b9a6e6b68e2b7f20ce7546f5333f91d6a63712eaa4c4860f21d0c0&context=fx_desktop_v3&entrypoint=preferences&service=sync&uid=581fc07c2eb44d6ba8b28f9398cde1ce&prefillEmail=ezrway%40gmail.com&email=abeeler2489%40gmail.com&hasLinkedAccount=false&hasPassword=true&showSuccessMessage=true

There are no other options on this page. I attached a screenshot.

Thanks in advance! Andrew

Past couple months I have tried MANY different ways to get Firefox to stop blurring Google searched items on my Android phone. I've check updates weekly, many settings, looked to install older version, changed user accounts, this issue is ONLY in Firefox, asked forums & found I'm not the only one with this issue. So far NOTHING WORKS. 😡 I NEED an answer to this fix, I'm just short of using a different Browser. Thanks

I can't find a way to move the navigation buttons from the bottom of the screen, where they shouldn't be, to the top of the screen. Tab selection should go back to the top, too. Am I just missing something? Can I do something in about:config?

Imagine always having access to navigation buttons at the top of the screen. You even downloaded an app that put system UI buttons at the top of the screen, too! It agrees with your rapidly aging joints because it's easier to have your hands closer to their default orientation.

Look at your hand right now. What orientation is it in? Did you look at the side of your pointer finger and your thumb? No. You likely looked at your palm. Furthermore, many blind people who use phones will type with accessibility features that often result in their hands being in the default orientation. The screens will be facing away and they'll use 6 or 8 fingers on the touchscreen to type.

Having navigation buttons at the top of the screen can be more accessible to some people because it is more compatible with the default orientation of the human hand. (Also disappointed that I can no longer put Gboard most of the way up the screen. But that's a problem that won't get fixed because Google is too big to have useful support and dev teams)

Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this. The support website dumped me here.

Ummm don't forget to uhh [generic advice here] because it's good for stuff and things :)

A problem that I just ran into is going to the shopping tab and having the pictures blurred out. Very difficult to know if your getting what you want if you can't even clearly see the items. I checked the settings and didn't see an option that should be causing this problem.

Hello,

I changed on my desktop system from classic Firefox (Rapid channel) to the Firefox ESR-version. And now I search a firefox ESR-version for my Android-smartphone.

--> Does also an ESR-version exist for Andoird like for desktop systems?

Thanks a lot for a short reply! Best regards, Martin

When playing videos in full-screen mode on Android, there are occasional instances where the video exits full-screen mode or suddenly switches to landscape orientation.

There is a certain wiki site I visit which changes it's theme based on the game the wiki is about. I'm trying to change the color of the links on the website because they are the same color as the text so it's impossible to see which are links. I want to change only this websites link/text color.

I have opened about:config and tweaked browser.anchor_color

browser.visited_color.

This doesn't change the website link color im trying to change because the site sets it's own color for links and text.

Assuming it works the same on mobile as on the desktop, these color settings only get applied when a site doesn't define its own colors (i. e. basically never nowadays) - unless you explicitly set Firefox to override the sites' settings (`browser.display.document_color_use` set to "2", which corresponds to selecting "Always" from the dropdown menu in the color settings).

I have a Samsung Galaxy S20FE5G and use the Firefox browser with Google search. While browsing on Firefox, I clicked on a website in my search and a flashing pop up appeared saying the phone has been infected with a virus and to "click here." Obviously I did not click on the pop up since I suspected this was a scam for infection in itself. So I immediately closed all windows/tabs and then turned off my phone. I restarted my phone in safe mode and made sure all the apps were those factory installed or those I installed. I turned it on again to run a scan as suggested by Samsung but found out that the installed Samsung "Device Care" did NOT have a scan function for viruses. I checked Firefox to see if there was a message or warning and saw none. Then I turned my phone off again.

3 BIG Questions: 1. What should I do? 2. Should I be concerned? 3. Should I change all my passwords? If so, then the problem is I need to use my phone for 2 factor ID and I would need to turn it on again in normal mode.

(FYI I used the guide in this article: https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/how-do-i-use-the-smart-manager-application-to-check-for-malware-or-viruses/ to determine the steps I took so far. )