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I frequently need to move messages to a specific folder. It would be really helpful if I could add folders to the Refile list. This would avoid needing to click Refile > Move > Select folder.  ... View more

I would like to propose expanding Firefox Split View into a more powerful workspace feature. Multi-Tab Tiling Currently, Split View is limited to two tabs. It would be extremely useful to support three or more tiled tabs within the same window, similar to the tiling features available in browsers such as Vivaldi or Zen Browser. Possible layouts could include: Three vertical panels Three horizontal panels A 2×2 grid (four tabs) Custom layouts with adjustable panel sizes Quick presets for common arrangements This would be especially helpful for research, programming, documentation, comparisons, studying, and multitasking workflows. Treat Tiled Tabs as a Single "Multi-Tab" I would also like an option to treat a tiled workspace as a single unit during tab navigation. For example: Current behavior: Tab A Tab B (left side of Split View) Tab C (right side of Split View) Tab D Pressing Ctrl+Tab cycles through A → B → C → D. Proposed optional behavior: Tab A Multi-Tab (B + C) Tab D Pressing Ctrl+Tab would cycle through A → Multi-Tab → D, skipping the internal tabs of the tiled workspace. Users could still switch between the panels inside the Multi-Tab using a dedicated shortcut, mouse click, or another navigation command. Why This Matters As Firefox continues developing Split View, it would be great to evolve it into a complete workspace solution rather than just a two-tab layout. Combining: Support for 3+ tiled tabs. A "Multi-Tab" or "Tab Group Workspace" concept. Optional group-based Ctrl+Tab navigation. would make Firefox significantly more powerful for productivity users while keeping the current behavior available for those who prefer it. Thank you for considering this idea. ... View more

I would like Mozilla to provide a genuinely first-class way to install and automatically update Firefox for Android without depending on a proprietary app store. Mozilla already publishes Firefox APKs, but the current experience effectively directs users toward Google Play and treats the direct APK route as an advanced/manual option. Mozilla's own documentation currently emphasizes Google Play for updates, while manually installed APKs do not provide the same automatic-update experience. I understand the security and UX concerns around distributing APKs directly. I don't think those concerns require proprietary app-store distribution to be the only practical solution, however. My suggestion is not simply "provide an APK." I would like Mozilla to: make the official APK/distribution options clearly discoverable from the Firefox website; support at least one non-proprietary Android distribution channel with automatic updates; seriously consider F-Droid as such a channel, or work with the F-Droid project toward a suitable official distribution arrangement; clearly document signing, provenance, update, and security mechanisms for non-Google distribution. F-Droid already demonstrates that automatic updates and user-controlled, FLOSS-oriented Android distribution are possible. There are legitimate technical questions around build configuration, signing, proprietary components, reproducibility, and release management, but those seem like engineering problems worth solving rather than reasons to leave this use case unsupported. I am not suggesting that Mozilla remove Google Play support. Google Play should remain an option. I am asking for the opposite: give Android users a real choice. Firefox is backed by a non-profit and is one of the most important FLOSS projects on the platform. Its distribution model should reflect the same principles of user choice, independence, transparency, and control. A user who does not use Google Play should not have to choose between an obscure/manual APK workflow and abandoning the official Firefox distribution path. Please consider making a secure, automatically updating, non-proprietary distribution channel a first-class part of Firefox for Android. ... View more

Could you add a quick language-switching button to this translation window. Thanks. ... View more

Firefox View should optionally display useful metadata for each open window. Could include: total tabs loaded/unloaded tabs memory usage last active oldest tab Example: Window 1 (Custom Name would be great) 18 tabs · 4 loaded · ~1.202,5 MB · last active 2h ago · oldest tab 12 days ... View more

The VLESS Reality XTLS-RPRX-Vision protocol is currently the safest and hardest to block protocol. It can't be accurately detected and banned, and if a firewall tries to block it, it would accidentally affect a lot of websites. So I recommend using this protocol. Right now, I think Firefox VPN uses the WireGuard protocol, which is too old, easy to detect, and block, so don't use that. ... View more

Firefox already provides a way on desktop to avoid keeping tabs after closing Firefox, but a similar option is missing from Firefox for Android. I’d like an Android setting that automatically clears all open tabs when Firefox is completely closed. For example, if I have 6 tabs open and close Firefox, those 6 tabs should be removed from the active tab list. When I open Firefox again, it could show a small prompt: “Restore previous tabs?” — Restore / No thanks If I choose No thanks, or start a new search/URL, the previous tabs should be discarded and the tab count should remain at 0. This would be especially useful on mobile because manually closing every tab before exiting Firefox is tedious. Otherwise, tabs continuously accumulate, making the tab switcher increasingly cluttered and annoying to manage. And Clear all tabs even Creates extra burden & taps requirements, while it could be solved within a option as feature & Surely add convenience to users. This feature already exists on Firefox for desktop, so I’d really like to see the same functionality/option brought to Firefox for Android. ... View more

First of all thank you for open in split view, it is an mazing feature. I suggest after opening split tab left pane should become master pane and right pane become slave pane. For example left pane have search engine results or article with lot of other links; 1. When click link 1 on left(master) pane, link loads into right(slave/follower) pane.  2. I click link 2 in left pane= right pane de-load whatever is there and loads link 2 instead. 3. On left pane whatever link is clicked it loads in same left pane. (Kind of same like split view gmail or old school RSS reader) Please consider, these are really useful and productive feature.   ... View more

Add a setting allowing to do the following: When opening a link in Firefox by tapping on it in another app (e. g. tapping a link in Mail), Firefox asks whether the link should be opened in Incognito or normal browsing.    ... View more

When opening the browser, leave the subject field open, instead of the URL of the homepage. Ehen i start typing and google is my homepage. it starts somewhere in the middle. Leave it blank, please. ... View more

Add two buttons after selecting messages, one to send to spam and the other to archive messages  ... View more

I use Firefox when surfing the web, or YouTube, to gather ideas and put similar themes into existing open windows. I then go back to these later to see which ones I wanna keep and delete the rest. I'd like to see a bit more tab management to help with that. I might have 10 different Windows open in Firefox at any given session, each with 10 - 20 tabs in them. I don't know why this doesn't already exist, but when I right-click a selected tab at the top of the window, I'd like to see a new feature: Move to Window, which then brings up a list of available open Windows for me to choose and select one, after which that tab is moved to others in that Window. Can that be done? Awesome if you made Firefox even more betterer! ... View more

Window Example: Sales 🟢 24 tabs · 3 loaded · last active yesterday [ALL TABS] Could Include: persistent custom name color / optional icon tab count loaded/unloaded count and RAM usage last activity optional age information such as oldest tab optional compact/detailed view ... View more

Hello Thunderbird Team, First of all, thank you very much for the great work on Thunderbird for Android! I would like to submit a suggestion to improve usability: Currently, in the Android app, it is possible to create multiple identities (different sender addresses) within a single account. However, all of these identities inevitably share the same avatar or account icon. It would be a huge help in everyday use if users could assign an individual profile picture or icon to each identity within the same mailbox. This would make it much easier to visually distinguish between sender addresses at a glance and help prevent accidentally sending emails from the wrong identity. Thank you for considering this request and for continuously improving the app! Best regards, Dirk Runge ... View more

I have 2 devices and I sync the history between the two. If I manually clear history in Firefox, it deletes the history in the local device without performing sync first. That means I lose synced history. The history in my device doesn't get synced before deletion. Current behavior:  1. Perform clear history. Firefox doesn't sync. Effect: Unsynced history gets lost because there was no sync operation before deleting local history. Proposed behavior. 2. Before Firefox clears history, it will perform sync first before clearing history in the local device. Effect: No history is lost. The history is saved in the synced history before clearing the history in the local device. ... View more

Currently, when I close pinned tab, it's stays loaded, there is no way to "unload" it unless right clicking on the tab and selecting "unload" option manually. I think this behavior should be default. At least, there should be shortcut for this action. ... View more

The app itself sorts unread mail at the top, this is obviously very useful. What seem strange is that the home screen widget does not do this. That setting would be doubly useful on the widget where a quick peek to see what is what is the entire point. ... View more

Add an option that enables privacy.resistFingerprinting inside privacy settings instead of it being about:config only. Users can be warned about compatibility issues and disable per site or temporarily as needed ... View more

Hi thunderbird team, when typing characters into the address field in the new mail dialog, the current version of thunderbird lists all entries of the address book, which contain the typed characters somewhere within the mail address; I guess that the list of matching addresses is sorted by last used addresses first. As most people (or at least most of my contacts) have email address syntax <first-name>.<last-name>@<provider> or <last-name>.<first-name>@<provider> and of course I know first name and last name of the relevant persons, I would prefer just to type the first few characters of the name and to see all addresses which have the typed characters as first characters of the email address (or perhaps also the addresses which have the typed characters after the first dot in the address) in the top of the match list, and the others which have the typed characters somewhere within the address can be listed below. Maybe there should be a possibility to select the current behavior or the suggested behavior in the thunderbird settings. ... View more