Regular blank pages when trying to load Discourse forums in Firefox (Android)

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Keeping the Firefox bug report alive with more activity may help get this on their radar. It may also be a Discourse issue (or combination)

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I tried this a couple of times as well but in some cases the specific tab is just ā€˜frozenā€™ and loading another page also does not work.

Iā€™m on v121 by the way.

My only other browser is Chrome, and there I can access the forum without issues.

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Since my last post I encountered a situation where nothing, even Quit, allowed me to load Discourse pages. I resorted to installing Vivaldi which works.
However I now find that pages are loading properly again in FF (121).
Fingers crossed for the next update!

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I donā€™t think itā€™s on their radar (anymore). It may be best to leave feedback in the Mozilla bug report.

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Iā€™ve pinged the Mozilla bug triage owner, letā€™s see it if leads to some activityā€¦

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This issue happens less frequently for me, I actually donā€™t know when it happened for the last time. Anyone else?

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I agree, havenā€™t seen it for some time. Letā€™s pray it stays like this!

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It has been months without issues for me as well. :crossed_fingers:

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I had switched to Chrome because of that issue, at least with the community forum. I will try with Firefox again, now. Thanks for your comments

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Much better here too, though I do still see the occasional blockage. Monthly? I use computers more than the phone though.

Iā€™ll report the next time it happens.

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Same for me.
I donā€™t have blank page since months, I think.

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For me it happened again, this time only a few reloads would be enough to fix this, but I reverted back to Chrome for the forum.

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As promised, just reporting on another failure to load FP forum pages in Firefox. I checked I was able to load them in other browsers. I used my old ā€œDelete browsing data on quitā€ option successfully (reloads unsuccessful). No special context info to convey.

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For me, it was almost always sufficient to just ā€œdiscardā€ Firefox from the app list. Sometimes I had to do it several times, but it usually worked in the end. It also helped to switch to a non-problematic tab before closing FF.

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I think this issue is fixed :tada: