https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/about-calendar-ui/m-p/115403#M45082 <P>The UI and operational logic of the calendar interface still have a lot of room for improvement:</P><P>1. In the "Month View," today's color is not prominent enough, which is mainly reflected in: if the mouse accidentally clicks on other dates, it's hard to find where today is.</P><P>(I certainly know there is a button to go back to today, but such an operation is too clumsy. So the key point is: when scrolling through months or clicking on other dates, the original dark background "Today" should not change. A box can be used to highlight the newly clicked position, rather than having the dark card representing "Today" flying around.)</P><P>2. Only the positions of the 31st and 1st display the month, and I'll lose track of the current month after scrolling the mouse wheel a few times.</P> Thu, 08 Jan 2026 07:03:38 GMT atropinol 2026-01-08T07:03:38Z https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/about-calendar-ui/m-p/115403#M45082 <P>The UI and operational logic of the calendar interface still have a lot of room for improvement:</P><P>1. In the "Month View," today's color is not prominent enough, which is mainly reflected in: if the mouse accidentally clicks on other dates, it's hard to find where today is.</P><P>(I certainly know there is a button to go back to today, but such an operation is too clumsy. So the key point is: when scrolling through months or clicking on other dates, the original dark background "Today" should not change. A box can be used to highlight the newly clicked position, rather than having the dark card representing "Today" flying around.)</P><P>2. Only the positions of the 31st and 1st display the month, and I'll lose track of the current month after scrolling the mouse wheel a few times.</P> Thu, 08 Jan 2026 07:03:38 GMT https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/about-calendar-ui/m-p/115403#M45082 atropinol 2026-01-08T07:03:38Z