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Mozilla Connect Monthly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas for January 2026

Jon — Mon, 02 Feb 2026 21:45:46 GMT

Hey all,

Happy February and welcome to another edition of our Monthly Recap—not to be confused with our Weekly Recap (which we publish every Friday).

This post will highlight the top 15 most-voted ideas for the previous month. While some are ‘new ideas’ and others may already be ‘in development’ (learn more about The Idea Journey here), we encourage you to continue voting and sharing your feedback—the more details, the better. Our teams are regularly looking at ideas and threads here as they plan and prioritize future roadmaps.

Without further ado, here they are…

And that's it for the month of January.

Want to show your support for one (or more) of the ideas above? Click on the idea link, give it kudos, and add your insights.

Is there another idea here on Connect that you think deserves more attention? Tag it in the comment section below. Sometimes a little extra visibility helps!

Or do you have the next great idea for a new feature/feature enhancement/brand new product/you name it? Submit it right here 💡

Re: Mozilla Connect Monthly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas for January 2026

PANICBUTTON — Mon, 09 Feb 2026 21:23:14 GMT

I would really like to see Multi-Account Containers for Android added.

Re: Mozilla Connect Monthly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas for January 2026

lackey — Sun, 15 Feb 2026 20:49:48 GMT

I'm glad to see the community is telling Mozilla to remove AI from Firefox. Not an unreliable kill switch... a total deletion.

Is Mozilla paying attention to the community? Ring isn't community-led, but even they have responded to criticism with the same energy ad Mozilla.

Re: Mozilla Connect Monthly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas for January 2026

Manddy — Mon, 16 Feb 2026 20:33:21 GMT

Great roundup! The variety of ideas here really shows how engaged the community is — especially around privacy, customization, and performance improvements.

Personally, features like optional AI add-ons, private search engine options (like Startpage), and better container/multi-account controls stand out. Giving users more control over how their data is handled and how their workspace is organized is always a win.

It’s also encouraging to see requests around performance (memory saver, JPEG XL support) alongside usability tweaks like customizable hotkeys and improved context menus. Small refinements often make a huge difference in daily workflows.

If anyone here is passionate about building more privacy-focused and community-driven tech ecosystems, it’s worth looking at initiatives like https://barakahinkindness.org.uk/ that promote digital responsibility and ethical engagement. Supporting values-driven projects alongside product feedback helps shape a healthier online environment overall.

Looking forward to seeing which of these ideas move into development next month!

Re: Mozilla Connect Monthly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas for January 2026

SarahSyna — Wed, 25 Feb 2026 13:23:25 GMT

I concur, I want complete AI removal. As it is I'm looking for a replacement to Firefox now that they've proven they cannot be trusted.