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Mozilla Connect Weekly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas (6/19-6/26)

Jon — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 09:26:41 GMT

Hey all,

Happy Friday and welcome to another Weekly Recap here in the Mozilla Connect community!

This post will highlight the top 10 most-voted ideas for the previous week (6/19-6/26). While some are ‘new ideas’ and others are already ‘in review’ (learn more about The Idea Journey here), we encourage you to continue voting and add any input that supports your favorite ideas—the more details, the better.

Here they are…

(currently 'In development' — learn more here)

And that's it for this week!

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.

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 Weekly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas (6/19-6/26)

Crusader_Nejaa — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 18:20:56 GMT

Another weekly recap, another week where my suggestion to allow us to use the old Tab viewer and 3 dot menu is up there constantly getting upvoted and people discussing how much the want the old style back again. We're still waiting and we haven't changed our minds

Re: Mozilla Connect Weekly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas (6/19-6/26)

WhyMustIDoThis — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 13:49:55 GMT

I had my doubts after the extremely underwhelming reply you guys gave in your AMA about how you "care about the android experience and accessibility" despite going out of your way to damage the android experience and accessibility, but your silence in the aftermath of your first real acknowledgement of this issue is deafening. Just ditch the new menu and go back to the one that worked. You already had it made. It cannot possibly be that hard to go back to the UI that actually worked that you already made once.

I'd appreciate a timeline for when we'll see you start to make good on your commitment to start caring about accessibility on the Android app. You claim to care now, but you demonstrably do not.

Re: Mozilla Connect Weekly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas (6/19-6/26)

frankjohn21 — Thu, 02 Jul 2026 21:29:43 GMT

These recaps make it much easier to discover ideas worth supporting without searching through everything. I also like keeping useful resources organized, and Jayaslot is one example I’ve saved for reference.

Re: Mozilla Connect Weekly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas (6/19-6/26)

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Re: Mozilla Connect Weekly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas (6/19-6/26)

ReelMuse — Mon, 06 Jul 2026 09:54:09 GMT

It's always interesting to see these weekly recaps because they show what the community cares about most.

The ideas that stand out to me are HTTPS-Only Mode being enabled by default and synced workspaces. Both would improve everyday browsing without requiring users to change a lot of settings manually.

I also like that some ideas move from community discussions into development. It's encouraging to see that user feedback can genuinely influence the direction of Firefox and Thunderbird.

Looking forward to seeing how these ideas progress over the coming months.

Re: Mozilla Connect Weekly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas (6/19-6/26)

lackey — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 20:01:19 GMT

The community Mozilla cares about never seems to be present

Re: Mozilla Connect Weekly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas (6/19-6/26)

adamfoulkes — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 04:35:45 GMT

Mozilla Connect Weekly Recap highlights the community's top-voted ideas, showcasing the most popular feature requests, improvements, and discussions. It helps users stay informed about development priorities, encourages feedback, and strengthens collaboration between Mozilla contributors and the broader Firefox community.