Firefox Focus Community Forum

I’m having trouble with Firefox extensions not functioning properly after the latest browser update. Despite updating the extensions and restarting Firefox, they either don’t load or behave unexpectedly. I’ve tried reinstalling the extensions and checking for conflicts, but the problem continues. Has anyone else experienced this issue, and what solutions or troubleshooting steps have you found effective in restoring proper functionality to your Firefox extensions?

Please read my message above. I or my husband may die because of what is happening to us. Please call [edited phone# from public community forum] I have an iPhone 12pro. My husband has an iPhone 12 and we each have an older iPhone. Thank you We are not safe our phones have been cloned. We are unable to send or receive calls, medical, emergency, SOS, we are blocked on foxfire focus by the hacker switching our searching to google search and then blocking us.

I keep getting a reply when I try to look up my private URL’s.I can get what it says if that helps? It’s a message I am not familiar with.I also can’t get my mailbox or Safari back up.I have no way to get an email to someone.I have alerted Avast about 15 x that I have no mailbox or Safari,yet they don’t help me.Can you please offer any help?!Don’t send the answer cuz it has no place to be delivered.All I can say is when I go into the Apple apps store. I go to apps look up mail and it says it has restrictions on it.That’s all I know or can tell you.

                        Sincerely,Susan Drew a.k.a. sed3342@icloud.com

                           P.S. Please ignore the pics sent, I sent the wrong one.

Hi,

I'm on a Pixel 7 and I use Firefox Focus as my default browser app for news/socials/daily browsing. It's not connected to any Google accounts and I erase as I go along to avoid cookies/marketing/ad tracking. I also run Bitdefender. Focus background data usage is off.

Today I ran out of mobile data and on checking apparently Firefox Focus used 9GB of foreground data just today. I'm not sure how, as I was only on mobile data for about an hour, and the phone was in my pocket for that time. It shows 11 minutes of screen time, but 49% of my battery used today.

Is this a bug, or have I been hacked/compromised?

Cheers

Hello,

I love using Firefox Focus but it does not feel intuitive or ergonomic to have the address bar at the very top of the app. I would love the option for it be enabled at the bottom for ease of touch.

I hope this feature is considered in future updates.

Thank You,

Here is screenshot don't matter what I search I get same answer on all devices I have no trouble with bing edge or Google I have use duck go since 2012 as default browser never has igot this

I'm using Firefox focus on my iPhone.

iOS is the latest version of 15 and 16.

Question 1.

We use it as a content blocker for Safari.

When I open iCloud notes, the characters are not displayed. Only the photo will be displayed. If you remove the content blocker, it will be displayed normally.

The language used is Japanese.

Can I avoid it by setting focus?

Question 2.

I thought I'd check the iOS version.

If you enter iOS 16.7.8 in the search field, you will get a URL error.

I can do it with other browsers, but why can't I do it with focus?

Is there a solution?

I was looking up a Kinder candy product called "Happy Hippo" yesterday afternoon, and briefly surfed around a website for a weird American supplement company with the same name that also came up in the search results. (Just out of curiosity trying to figure out what the supplement they were selling even was.)

That supplement company subsequently showed up in my inbox this morning offering me a discount code. And to state the obvious: I ABSOLUTELY did not give this sketchy supplement company my email address while on their site.

I would be alarmed to find any company tracking me to my inbox after simply browsing their website for less than two minutes, but for it to happen after using Firefox Focus, I'm also dismayed.

I've already unsubscribed from their mailings and sent a strongly worded email about the invasion of internet user privacy, but half the problem must also lie on Firefox Focus' end. I don't know who can look for bugs or loopholes that would have let this happen, but hopefully reporting it here will start that process.