Are you using the PF app?Swamp Thing said:I often visit these forums on Firefox for Android. It is quite common to find tall white spaces within posts and between posts, that you have to scroll through to reach the next block of text. This seems to happen most often when an ad is embedded with the post. The white spaces can increase the scrolling height by as much as ten times the actual page content.
Is this just me, or is it a known problem?
Perhaps you should try the PF app.Swamp Thing said:No, I am viewing in the Firefox browser for Android.
White spaces in Firefox for Android refer to the blank areas or gaps in the browser's user interface. These spaces are intentionally left blank to improve readability and usability of the browser.
The white spaces in Firefox for Android are strategically placed to create a clean and uncluttered design, allowing users to focus on the content and tasks at hand. They also help to maintain a consistent and intuitive layout across different devices and screen sizes.
No, the white spaces in Firefox for Android are an integral part of the browser's design and cannot be removed. However, you can customize the browser's layout and appearance through its settings and add-ons to suit your preferences.
No, white spaces do not have any impact on the performance of Firefox for Android. They are purely for aesthetic purposes and do not affect the browser's functionality or speed.
Yes, most browsers for Android, including Google Chrome and Safari, also have white spaces in their user interface. These spaces are used to create a clean and organized layout, similar to Firefox for Android.