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This otherwise excellent feature is severely crippled by the poor contrast and often near invisibity of the located text.  Ideally too, an option to flash the located text, would immediately draw a user's eye to what they're currently struggling to find.  Thanks.   ... View more

There is an extension called Zoom Text Only in the Chrome browser. This extension allows you to create an individual font size on each page. For example, if you want to set the font size on the Camp Firefox page to 150%, you can do this and the extension remembers this and on a fan fiction page you want to set the font size to 200% because the font size is too small, and the extension remembers this. It would be nice if this were integrated into the on-board tools in Firefox. So far, you can only select a global font size for the entire Internet using the on-board tools. The keyword is individual customizability of a browser.  If a browser does not offer individual customizability, people will migrate to other browsers who offer this.   ... View more

A lot of common web design practices give me motion sickness. Animation, more animation, non-scrolling nav elements alongside or in front of scrolling elements, non-scrolling backgrounds behiond them, more animation, everywhere animation... I know Firefox has options which can help. prefers-reduced-motion, disabling smooth scrolling, disabling autoscroll, disabling autoplay, disabling blinking cursors, using my own animation-blocking css, using uBlock Origin, etc. can only do so much, especially when many sites use Javascript or obfuscate their css. I can't scroll about:preferences or about:addons, and have to search the one and page down the other. I've only found one solution which works on all this animation, and all the incomplete scrolling: to reduce layout.frame_rate to 1. But I have to switch the frame rate back and forth between 1 and 50 or 60, depending where I am and what I'm doing. I can't use a middle value because that would cause a strobe effect. So I don't know if anyone else would find it helpful, but I'd find it very helpful to be able to toggle layout.frame_rate without going through about:config every time. ... View more

What the subject line says.  On my PC, TB's window control buttons are WAYYY too dim. ... View more

As a person with some vision problems, find it difficult to "see" gray or light text.  Color coding the selections (similar to the tag color choices) would be of great help. If not, can deal with it using a piece of tape. Making them black would also help out. Thanks ... View more

For example, say you have https://example.org/long/path open in a background tab already, and you want to open the same URI in your current tab, so you start typing example.org into the address bar. Autocomplete shows you https://example.org/long/path [Switch to Tab], so you scroll down and select it so you don't need to type the entire address with the long path into the address bar. Now the address bar says [Switch to Tab:] https://example.org/long/path, but you want to instead open the site in your current tab, and not switch to the already open tab. Clicking on the [Switch to Tab] icon in the address bar does nothing and doesn't get rid of it. Visually, the only option is to either hit enter, and thus switch to the already open tab, or change the address in some way that autocomplete doesn't recognize it as the address of an already open tab. The solution I found to this issue is to start typing in the address bar, which changes the address slightly, then delete the changes and it removes the [Switch to Tab:] badge, allowing you to just hit enter and open the address in your current tab. I don't think that behavior is intuitive or accessible. I think simply putting an exit icon like an x on the badge to be a good visual solution, like [x Switch to Tab:] https://example.org/long/path. Also, hitting the Esc key on your keyboard should also get rid of the [Switch to Tab:] badge from the address bar when you don't watch to switch to the tab. I attached  a screenshot as an example. ... View more

Hello, In previous versions, in the quota bar, the background was blue and the text was black. Now, in the 115 version, the text is also blue ! Please, think to the low vision people. Thank you. ... View more

It would be nice if there was the availability of a standardized and decent speech synthesis in reader mode too ... View more

Add reader mode with audio functionality in Thunderbird ... View more

I use shortcuts much but i also like to have it in private mode because i try to use private mode most of the time. Like listening to music on a youtube playlist. Google stuff gets deleted when closing tab/browser and you don't need to search every time for the playlist if you have a shortcut in private mode. this was just a example but you can use it for many other stuff like news sites or a website that you visit much but prefer use it in private mode.     ... View more

Pressing TAB while browsing switches to/allows you to navigate links by keyboard. Unfortunately, if you're halfway down a page and hit TAB accidentally, the page jumps up to the top link, losing your place. This happens to me a lot! Since browsing the web by hitting TAB isn't very common (or easy), my suggestion is to have a prompt asking the user if they actually want to enter this "mode" when they hit TAB, just like the F7 (caret browsing) prompt: ... View more

Currently, the autofill popup (either for addresses, or for credit cards, or even simple saved data) is being shown only on secondary click/focus on the input field. It would be a lot better to be able to customize this and show the popup as soon as the entry gains focus ... View more

Thunderbird to Office 365 migration can be done manually using IMAP or through an automated migration tool. Before starting, ensure important Thunderbird data like Inbox, Sent Items, Drafts, Contacts, Calendar, Attachments, and Custom Folders are properly handled. The manual method requires adding the Office 365 account in Thunderbird via IMAP and OAuth2 authentication, then moving emails using drag-and-drop. Contacts can be transferred through the Address Book, while calendars must be exported as .ics files and imported separately into Outlook Web. However, users often face issues such as OAuth authentication failures, disabled IMAP, broken folder hierarchy, mailbox timeout errors, and missing calendar sync. Because of these limitations, many users prefer automated solutions like RecoveryTools Thunderbird to Office 365 Migrator. The software securely migrates Thunderbird emails, contacts, calendars, attachments, and metadata to Office 365 while preserving folder structure. It also supports bulk migration, advanced filters, and secure OAuth login for smooth and reliable data transfer.     ... View more