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This is a small tweak, but I think it would be really nice to have back. In previous versions, the message list column selector was stacked (mostly) above the scrollbar. In the new version, the column selector has shifted to its own column, even though it never has content. It would save a lot of space to stack them again.

On Windows appears a menu with some option, so I think it should also appear on Firefox.

with gnome 42, using native adwaita gtk context menu would make more sense with the present new update for gtk scrollbars   (firefox context menu vs gnome adwaita 42 menus below)

I have just updated from WIndows 10 to 11.  I am using Firefox 103.0.1 (16 Bit), updated as well. I think the vertical Firefox windows Scroll Bar, on the right of the window, has been narrowed. I assumed this was a WIndows 11 thing, and was just about to send off a negative missive to MS, but Edge has a much wider scroll bar, as does Chrome, so it must be a Firefox thing, or Fiefox thing under Windows 11.  Is the width of the vertical Scroll Bar on a Firefox Window customisable, becu...

(Firefox 100.0 64-bit on Windows 11) Hi! Since updating to Firefox 100, scroll bars disappear on web pages if I don't move the mouse for three seconds. Is there any way to make them permanently visible again? I need visible scrollbars in the main web application that I use for work, to keep an overview about the displayed information. Invisible scrollbars are a desaster. And it's inconsistent with all the other Windows applications that constantly show scrollbars. Also it may be an a...

Please, please, please give an option to set the width of the scroll bar in Firefox. It's so narrow that about 50% of the time when I try to drag it down, I end up dragging down the whole window. I'm sure it's nice for those who have their smartphone welded to their palm, but some of us still use PCs occasionally, and it's so annoying I usually just use the Page Down key, making the scroll bar pointless. I can't imagine anyone with less than great vision even trying to use Firefox because of th...

Hi folks, Vertical tabs and a new sidebar experience that make multitasking and context-switching easier are now available in Nightly 131. To try them, update to the latest Nightly and go to Settings > Firefox Labs, and activate the Sidebar and Vertical tabs experiments. After you do this, you will be able to see the new sidebar, but you will still need to add the sidebar icon to the toolbar to be able to expand vertical tabs. Click Customize toolbar in the toolbar right-click menu...

With the version Firefox 109 release, you added this new button without the option to change its position or move into the overflow area. Please let use move it. I can remove/hide almost every other UI element in the browser, why not this?

Just like how we used to be able to select "compact." I understand that more and more people are using vertically oriented devices like phones and tablets, but there is still a huge market share of users on desktop devices, and with the market saturated by widescreen displays, taking up vertical space while having 4 inches of white space on the left and right side of practically every website makes no sense. I switch between Firefox and Opera because I really enjoy the sidebar that Opera has ...

On right-clicking most scrollbars (example demonstrated with Windows Explorer), a menu with handy scrolling shortcuts will appear. Having these within Firefox can save time over having to use the middle mouse button to slowly scroll to a very long page.