Mozilla Connect Weekly Recap: Top-Voted Ideas (5/30-6/6)

[Jon]

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 (5/30-6/6). 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…

Customizable hotkeys 

Bring back PWA (progressive web apps) (currently 'In development'—learn more here)

Tab Groups Customization - More Colors & Custom Colors 

New Tab Page: Move the "pin" icon back down to the shortcut name (ugly change introduced in FF139) 

Mozilla Thunderbird highlighting tagged messages. 

Mobile tab grouping 

Support Casting 

Volume control in each TAB 

Calendar support on Thunderbird mobile 

Improving trust in government websites on the open Web 

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 💡

[areeba]

Happy Friday, and thanks for putting this awesome recap together!

Really exciting to see PWA support back in development — that’s a much-needed return. Also loving the attention to customizable hotkeys and tab group color options; those quality-of-life tweaks can make a huge difference for power users.

Personally, I’d love to see even more traction on mobile tab grouping — organizing tabs on mobile would be a game-changer for workflow and multitasking. Also, volume control per tab is something I didn’t know I needed until now

Great to see so many community-driven ideas being acknowledged and developed. Keep up the great work, and I’ll be diving into a few of these to leave some kudos and suggestions. Let’s keep the ideas flowing!