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PocketRocket
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Status: New idea

No third party extension from the Mozilla Add-On Store allows you to add your own sticky notes directly onto the Default Firefox Home Page. It seems to be because of security reasons. A built-in, native sticky notes customization tool for Firefox will enable sticky notes to be created and pinned by the end user on the Default Firefox Home Page.

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Status changed to: New idea
Jon
Community Manager
Community Manager

Thanks for submitting an idea to the Mozilla Connect community! Your idea is now open to votes (aka kudos) and comments.

Jon
Community Manager
Community Manager

Heads up...

Justine, a Firefox Product Manager, just kicked off a discussion here on Mozilla Connect asking for feedback to improve the Firefox new tab / homepage. And you're all invited (of course) - check it out and add your thoughts via this link: Share Your Thoughts on the Home / "New Tab" Page! 🖥️ [thread 2] 

It's a great opportunity to share ideas and communicate directly with the team working on this feature.

Hope to see ya there 💪

JayleneMichael
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It seems like Mozilla's approach to security is restricting third-party extensions from integrating directly with the Firefox Home Page for sticky notes. While it's understandable from a security standpoint, I agree that having a native feature for customizable sticky notes within Firefox could enhance user experience. Native tools would likely ensure better integration and security compliance, addressing concerns that third-party extensions might pose. It's a balance between convenience and maintaining browser integrity.

JayleneMichael
New member

It seems like Mozilla's approach to security is restricting third-party extensions from integrating directly with the Firefox Home Page for sticky notes. While it's understandable from a security standpoint, I agree that having a native feature for customizable sticky notes within Firefox could enhance user experience. Native tools would likely ensure better integration and security compliance, addressing concerns that third-party extensions might pose. It's a balance between convenience and maintaining browser integrity.