World Cup Widgets for Mobile and Desktop are here!

[AmberMeryman]

The World Cup is almost here, and Firefox Desktop and Mobile are rolling out a way to keep up with the tournament right from your browser Home page. ⚽

Our World Cup widgets help you quickly see what’s happening at-a-glance:

• Browse upcoming matches, and recent results
• View live scores for all matches as they happen
• Follow teams to make the matches you care about easier to find

From quickly checking today's match schedule to tracking a team's progress throughout the entire tournament; the World Cup widget has something for every level of football fan.

You’ll start seeing the World Cup widget on the Firefox Home page Desktop in the days running up to the tournament start. It's available on mobile already.

Give it a try, follow your team, and let us know what you think! 🦊 ⚽

[hi_bye]

I miss having the World Cup widget on my homepage now that the tourney is over. Any plans for more sports related widgets, for other leagues or sports? 

[privacyaboveall]

Mozilla is literally injecting useless features that have nothing to do with the quality of work a web browser needs. This FIFA trash should have never been embedded in the solution because it has nothing to with the problem Firefox is designed to handle.

Mozilla has stated they welcome FIFA's bad behavior. Mozilla actions support the use of slave labor and the death of number of individuals that built the infrastructure for the World CUP in Qatar. They also have chosen to promote, respect, and honor child rapist Donald Trump. Mozilla has show a complete lack of humanity and will gladly work to erode a civilized world.

World Cup / FIFA is the modern day equivalent of _bread and circuses_. This is why I do not financially support FIFA sponsors when I can.

Mozilla is not the good guy they are the lesser of two evils when faced with Chrome and their re-wraps. They have reaffirm there needs to be more competition in the web bower space. Sooner than latter for a better civilized world.

[Charli]

This looks like a really useful addition for football fans. Having upcoming matches, live scores, recent results, and followed teams directly on the Firefox Home page should make it much easier to keep track of the tournament. Looking forward to trying it out!

[orderofthetriad]

world cup ended a month and a half ago, why is this post still pinned? 

[RosaWhitaker]

Amber, this is actually a useful addition for football fans. Having upcoming matches, recent results, and live scores directly on the Firefox home page makes it much easier to follow the tournament without checking several different sites. For anyone who follows matches regularly, Futbol Libre tv is another place worth checking for football schedules and live match updates.

[tousif]

Firefox Desktop and Mobile have rolled out a new World Cup widget that brings live scores, upcoming matches, and recent results right to your Home page. You can follow your favorite teams to easily track their progress throughout the tournament. The widget is already available on mobile and will appear on Desktop in the days leading up to the World Cup. For saving match highlights or fan clips shared online during the tournament, this downloader can come in handy.

[orderofthetriad]

how can we trust the people at firefox to make a competent browser and care about feedback on this site when y'all can't even unpin a post that stopped being relevant well over two months ago? You're not moderating this website period.