I have been having this issue since 2 months ago. Everytime I attempt to open Figma Mobile App and sign up/log in…..it redirects me to this pop up saying “Update or Switch Browsers….Figma requires Chrome 99+, Firefox 101+, etc”. I have been doing these WITH NO avails:Re-Installing Figma Clearing Figma & Chrome cache Installing newest vers of Firefox & Microsoft Edge for the sake of merely logging in Logging out from Figma Desktop app etc etcBtw, my device specification as for now:Samsung - OS Android 16 Chrome 145

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Unable to Log In Figma Mobile App

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February 17, 2026
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I have been having this issue since 2 months ago. Everytime I attempt to open Figma Mobile App and sign up/log in…..it redirects me to this pop up saying “Update or Switch Browsers….Figma requires Chrome 99+, Firefox 101+, etc”. I have been doing these WITH NO avails:

Re-Installing Figma
Clearing Figma & Chrome cache
Installing newest vers of Firefox & Microsoft Edge for the sake of merely logging in
Logging out from Figma Desktop app
etc etc

Btw, my device specification as for now:

Samsung - OS Android 16
Chrome 145

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conveyorbeltnoodle

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I have the same issue! I have my chrome with the latest update. I tried logging in by accessing figma website directly from chrome and it worked, but from the app it still asks to update my browser. Please let me know if there is a way to fix this...

ksn

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Hey both - sorry for the trouble. I’ll look into this.

@conveyorbeltnoodle - just to confirm: are you also on an Android device? If so, can you share what version you are using?

conveyorbeltnoodle

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Hey both - sorry for the trouble. I’ll look into this.

@conveyorbeltnoodle - just to confirm: are you also on an Android device? If so, can you share what version you are using?

I am using Samsung Tab S9 with Android 16

djv

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Thanks for confirming your device, @conveyorbeltnoodle!

I passed this onto the team, and they confirmed that this is related to an Android specific bug that the team is proactively investigating.

While I don’t have an exact timeline to share on when a fix will be implemented for the Android Figma app, but in the meantime, the best temporary solution is using Figma in the browser.