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In normal browsing windows, you can "Save and close" a tab group. In private windows, you can't. Why? Save and close group ... View more

Clicking in either field would make it expand/grow to take up the entire bar. Hitting enter or clicking off the field would make it shrink again. As a bonus, they could even be turned into buttons for maximum bar realestate for other icons. ... View more

  Firefox needs to find us an integrated add-on to manage our bookmarks With each update, it's a further erosion of the goodwill of independent develpers. Move your idea !  Firefox needs to find us an integrated add-on to manage our bookmarks. With each update, it's a further erosion of the goodwill of independent developers.   ... View more

Firefox 153 introduced configurable keyboard shortcuts via about:keyboard. However, it currently allows assigning shortcuts only to "Switch to tab 1..8". It would be very useful to expose actions such as: Select Previous Tab Select Next Tab Switch to Last Active Tab This would allow users to create ergonomic bindings such as F1 = previous tab and F2 = next tab without relying on extensions. ... View more

 See there are multiple ways via which you can import emails in Thunderbird.  It all depend upon the source. Let me explain  For Eg: You have emails stored on an IMAP server - you can import them into Thunderbird by simply connecting the IMAP account via the "Add Account" option under the menu.  On the other hand if you want to Import emails from files such as EML, MBOX etc. like that you will need some extra support.  MBOX can be imported directly in the local folder without any extension while adding in Mail Folder under the profile and also for people with low technical skills once can - also use ImportExportTools NG. For EML files you will additionally need ImportExportTools NG there is no other way - except a very long walk around using and email client that supports both. Although it is great it is limited to only 4GB of import.  And also additionally one can also use Third Party Thunderbird Import Tool eg: By BitRecover that specialise in dealing with bulk data with integrity  ... View more

Current Situation: The Firefox New Tab page currently offers a few useful widgets (like shortcuts or recent activity), but it lacks a built-in calendar or a quick way to check the date. The Problem: Many users frequently need to check today's date or glance at the current month's layout while working or browsing. Currently, they have to rely on their operating system's clock, open a calendar application, or search for a calendar website, which interrupts their browsing flow. Proposed Solution: Introduce a new native "Calendar" widget for the New Tab page. This widget should have the following features: Prominently display today's full date at the very top. Show a classic monthly calendar view directly below, displaying the current month and year. Include simple navigation buttons (like left and right arrows) allowing the user to easily browse past and future months right from the widget. ... View more

Hi, I'm using Nightly and finally started using the new Nova design. I really don't mind how it looks, but right as I started using it, I already came across an issue in the experience - when I try to click on a tab, or grab the scroll bar, I keep hitting the dead space. I'm attaching a gif showing what I mean in comparison to previous design (I apologize for cursor disappearing when reaching the dead space). I won't lie, it's very, very annoying. I'd love if it was solved by extending the tab/scroll bar click space into the empty space. I don't mean making the buttons bigger, but just making the dead space on the side act as if I had the cursor on the tab/scroll wheel.  What do you think? ... View more

Dear Firefox Team, I am currently testing the vertical tabs feature, and I find it an excellent solution. At first, it may feel a little unintuitive, as users naturally tend to look for tabs at the top of the browser. For this reason, and also to further increase the available vertical space, which I believe is one of the main goals of the vertical tabs feature, I would like to suggest an additional idea:    - moving the entire browser toolbar to the side as well. For example, the toolbar could be placed in a small rectangular area at the top of the sidebar, above the vertical tabs. This area could remain visible when the sidebar is open, or collapse/hide when the sidebar is closed. Best regards, and congratulations on the excellent work. ... View more

Having Https only mode on by default can really give more security on the web to those who are not "tech savvy" or do not know how to enable it in settings. it is also pretty recommended to have it enabled at least in 2026 i agree that a lot of websites already have https and use it but having it on by default can reduce chance of MitM (man in the middle) Http downgrade attacks and overally make the web better and safer for everyone using Firefox . even having it on in private browsing mode can be a improvement but it would be great if we have it on with normal tabs too. for everyone liking this idea please give kudos to this idea for it to be seen. ... View more

  Hello Mozilla team, Thank you for developing Firefox Translations. I would like to suggest adding support for Serbian Latin (sr-Latn) as a separate translation option alongside Serbian Cyrillic (sr-Cyrl). Many people in Serbia use the Latin alphabet every day for websites, communication, and professional work. Currently, translations into Serbian are often displayed in Cyrillic, which is not the preferred script for a large number of users. It would be very helpful if Firefox Translations allowed users to choose between: Serbian Latin (sr-Latn) Serbian Cyrillic (sr-Cyrl) This small change would greatly improve the translation experience for Serbian-speaking users. Thank you for considering this suggestion. ... View more

adding "Open {the selected URL/tab} in private window" command to the context menu ... View more

I got the new update and as a user who primarily searches on private browsing I got to see the new Private Browsing page. I gotta say... A little too bright, isn't it? I use dark mode theme, this isn't dark enough. Also, since I work till late I really would like a darker background colour, this new one is too harsh. ... View more

This idea could potentially have Firefox's entire image changed since it'd be practically the only browser that lets you actually see the internet usage of your tabs. And probably have their RAM usage alongside that too. I get the fact that there are features but they are just too vague like the screenshot I attached, it's too complicated for normal casual people so I'm pointing out a feature that we can have in the dropdown menu. After clicking the dropdown menu (The three lines), going into More Tools and finding Tab Usage or Network Usage (I know that there's a task manager in the same dropdown menu but that's for RAM and CPU usage explicitly). This would make it extremely easy to point out which tab is using the most network speed or bandwidth. Like if I'm uploading a video to YouTube and watching TikTok and TikTok is lagging, I know YouTube is the cause but say that there's more tabs open like Twitch and Netflix which I've paused to watch TikTok but they actively take a few bytes to refresh and update. This tab would just point out which tab is taking the most internet and ease it up on the user instead of having to go through about:networking#sockets and trying to figure out which is which.   If you have any replies or anything to me explicitly you can message me on discord: azter1ck ... View more

Web browsers enabled us to reach various types of data on the Web, however, we still cannot reach the essential information inside many of those data. From my point of view, browsers should provide the shell for humans to see and manipulate any kind of the information on the Web. AI is great, but I believe we have many things that we can do without the full power of AI. ... View more

On Android, currently, there is no way, to my knowledge, to exit private browsing mode when the last private tab or the app is closed, as many other mobile browsers, as well as desktop programs, typically do. I wish there were. Instead, the user is expected to explicitly press the mask icon to manually leave private browsing, despite no tabs being active or open.  ... View more

I am using Firefox Nightly version 154.01 and want to delete some bookmarks, but locating them is difficult due to the large number I have. When I search for a bookmark, I would like to see a "three-dot" menu next to it that allows me to perform actions like deleting or moving it. Currently, the process is very inconvenient: after finding a bookmark, I have to click on it to visit the website before I can delete it. ... View more

Title: Protected Tabs / Intentional Close Mode I would like to suggest a browser feature that could help users avoid unintentionally closing important tabs. Current browsers assume that clicking the "X" button means the user has consciously decided to close a tab. However, many users develop automatic habits and muscle memory. In these situations, a tab may be closed reflexively before the user has had time to consciously evaluate whether it should be closed. The problem is not an accidental mouse click. The problem is an automatic action performed out of habit. My proposal is a new optional feature called Protected Tabs (or Intentional Close Mode). How it would work: A user can mark a tab as "Protected" by clicking a lock icon within the tab. While protected, the tab cannot be closed by clicking the standard "X" button. No confirmation dialogs are necessary. To close the tab, the user must first unlock it intentionally. Once unlocked, the tab behaves normally and can be closed. Why this may be useful: Prevents loss of active work. Protects research tabs, conversations, forms, documentation, or important references. Helps users who rely heavily on keyboard shortcuts or muscle memory. Avoids the common problem where a user closes a tab and immediately realizes it contained important information. Unlike confirmation dialogs, this approach does not interrupt workflow. Instead, it introduces a deliberate action before closure, ensuring that closing a protected tab is intentional. The design principle is simple: Closing a critical tab should require intention, not just precision. Thank you for considering this idea. ... View more

Would love to see the ability to have pinned tabs on ios. Currently, Edge for ios does this very well. Would be great to see this come to ios and padOS as well. Thanks! ... View more

Once upon a time, a very common feature in custom Android ROMs was the ability to double-tap the app switcher button in the navigation bar to quickly switch back to the previously active app, akin to Alt-Tab on many desktop operating systems. I would like to see this same gesture added to the Tab Manager button on Firefox for Android.  Toggling between two open tabs is an incredibly common use case for me, and they are frequently not right next to each other in the tab list, making swiping between them cumbersome.  I see this working exactly like Ctrl-Tab does on desktop (when the "Ctrl+Tab cycles through tabs in recently used order" setting is enabled). Bonus points: It would be great if this feature worked with private/tab group tabs as well! ... View more