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Reload the latest session after switching app

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armourer84
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Firefox for Andriod.

Reloading tabs after switching apps is very annoying. After searching solutions, Mozzilla claims that these are Google's fault. (OK, I'll support Apple next time.)

Especially, reloading tabs are not the current sessions when I switch apps away from Firefox. This annoyed me so much, the reloaded session are useless.

Any setting that can make Firefox for Android save the current

Firefox for Andriod. Reloading tabs after switching apps is very annoying. After searching solutions, Mozzilla claims that these are Google's fault. (OK, I'll support Apple next time.) Especially, reloading tabs are not the current sessions when I switch apps away from Firefox. This annoyed me so much, the reloaded session are useless. Any setting that can make Firefox for Android save the current

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armourer84
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Any setting that can make Firefox for Android save the correct current session?

(Missclick and cannot edit question.)

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Personally, I keep 5-10 tabs open at all times (sometimes even ~30) and I've never had a problem with tabs getting reloaded.

By "switching apps" do you mean that you just "minimize" FF and then go to another app, then go back to FF which then reloads the tabs, or do you "close" FF first and then open it again? The latter is one of the two times FF ever reloaded tabs for me. The second one is after app update.

Could you also provide some more details, e.g. phone brand, android version, FF version?

P.S. You can edit your question - the link is on the right in "Question Tools > Edit this question". Or you can simply type "/edit" at the end of the question link.