Improved translator, pop-up blocker, and extension integration for Firefox Android

[diifiaw89]

Suggestion for Firefox for Android:

The translator still needs improvements, such as automatically detecting the language and translating the content without extra steps, as well as having adjustable parameters always visible.

It’s annoying to manually activate extensions constantly. It would be great to have shortcut access and better integration of extensions with the mobile browser.

The process of opening and closing windows could be made easier with a visible button or a three-dot menu option.

A solid and efficient pop-up blocker would really improve the experience.

It’s difficult to view the content of minimized windows. Making them more interactive or easier to preview would be helpful, especially since windows are always minimized by default.

Thanks for considering these improvements!

[muzammil]

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[windfroggy]

Great suggestions! Just like in Block Blast Unblocked , smooth controls and easy access to features make the experience way more enjoyable.

[windfroggy]

These Firefox Android improvements sound amazing! While waiting for browser updates, it’s nice to take a break and play some fast-paced games. I’ve been enjoying Speed Stars Unblocked lately—it’s a fun and competitive way to unwind after testing new browser features.

[windfroggy]

I totally agree that the translator on Firefox Android could be more seamless. Automatic language detection would save so much time, especially when browsing multilingual sites. While testing browsers, I like to unwind with a quick session of 2048 cupcakes <—perfect for a brain break.

[windfroggy]

A more intuitive pop-up blocker and easier window management would really enhance the mobile experience. Firefox is great, but these small improvements would make it feel more polished. In the meantime, I relax with puzzles like wordle unlimited—keeps my mind sharp while waiting for updates.

[windfroggy]

Making minimized windows easier to preview or interact with sounds like a smart usability tweak. Firefox could really benefit from these UX enhancements. If you enjoy a mental challenge, wordle helper is a handy tool to strategize and improve your word puzzle skills.

[ZJacky]

These updates sound really useful, especially for mobile users who multitask a lot. Performance and ease of use are everything on Android—whether it’s browsing, translating content, or doing quick creative edits on the go.

[jyxwant]

Streamlining the mobile workflow with better extension access is vital, much like how I use a systematic data-logging tool to keep my complex project records organized and efficient on the go.

[jyxwant]

Streamlined extension access would really help when I'm multitasking between the game and the Garden Horizons plants on my mobile browser.

[jyxwant]

Great UX suggestions, as privacy and local processing are key for any web-based signature tool or mobile browser.

[jyxwant]

ブラウザでの文章作成や翻訳の際、リアルタイムで文字数を確認できるサイトを併用しているので、UIの改善や拡張機能の連携強化には大賛成です。

[Colin666]

I agree that Firefox Android would feel much better with smoother translation, easier extension access, and a stronger pop-up blocker. On mobile, little usability improvements make a huge difference when switching between sites and quick browser-based breaks like ClashRoyaleDLE. Better flow and fewer extra taps would really improve the overall experience.