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...just like we can set toolbars in Mac and Windows to auto-hide until we hover over them. I like having all this stuff within easy reach at the top, but it's just way too much clutter when I'm trying to focus on the page I'm using: Also occupies too much vertical real estate forcing scrolling on short pages that would other wise be fully viewable without. (Yes, I am VERY lazy! ;p) I'm aware of the option to set the toolbar to only show on new tabs, but no thanks, I'll take the clutter over that. ... View more

calendar - Make color for Category the background color for Title ... View more

A true black (instead of dark gray) darkmode that saves power by turning off the pixels on OLED displays would be great. The old versions of K-9 Mail had that. ... View more

The current structure of bookmarks is very rigid and opinionated, for some reason there is “Unsorted/Other Bookmarks”, “Bookmarks Toolbar” and “Bookmarks Menu”. Why not just have “Bookmarks” regardless of whether you are on mobile or desktop and let users choose whatever folder structure they want? ... View more

I've worked at a couple of different places where users were color blind to blue and another to red and having a quick and easy way to be able to change the color of unread mail would be greatly appreciated by those people who can't tell the difference between blue and black. Bold and not bold isn't as easy to spot when looking at an inbox full of emails, and requiring someone to create a userchrome file buried in the AppData folder is probably a little more than most users are willing to do... ... View more

When moving the mouse over a message containing an hidden  link, the real web address is displayed on the bottom part of TB. which is helpfull to identify scam/phishing emails. But if thunderbird is in his downloading phase, the notifications (downloading message xx from yy server" is at the same place....hiding the other indication....so that you ar not warned anymore.... security and activities notifications should not be at the same place ... View more

On Firefox mobile (Android), by at least version 99, the dark theme used a darker grey for the main body color and a lighter grey for the address bar. At some point, the colors were reversed, and the lighter grey was used for the main body color and a darker grey for the address bar. It remains this way to the most recent version (137). Please reverse the colors. Return the dark theme to using the darker grey as the main body color. If there is a legitimate reason for the color switch, then please add a third theme option of "Original Dark," or something similar. I still haven't upgraded my version past 99 because of this, and a few other of the new UI petty annoyances. Silly, I know, but I cannot stand the light grey theme, even as the add-ons are broken for the old versions (Failed to install ______). ... View more

In a message list, an email will show 3 chunks of text: sender, subject, and preview. The preview text should appear on its own separate line, for readability and glancability. Currently, it appears on the same line as the subject (I have it set to show sender above subject). I will frequently get emails from the same sender and subject line, meaning the preview lines are the only way to differentiate the emails -- it is tricky to scan through the email list when the preview text potentially appears part way along a line and sometimes part way along the 4th+ line if it has a long subject. It is easy to identify the preview text for an unread message (due to bold sender/subject), but this is not easy with "read" messages. An example of dark mode with some messages read/unread is attached. ... View more

When a message list is empty, it should show a text message and (ideally) an image to signify that the list is deliberately empty. It could initially be something as simple as the app logo in the centre of the list view with the text "No messages". Similar approach in Gmail is down in the attachment. ... View more

In the message list view, change the colour of the date/time to be a different colour; perhaps blue (similar to Outlook or Edison) or customisable. This will make seeing unread emails at a glance easier. The current option to have a different colour background for a message in the list, especially in dark mode, looks clunky, dated, and (in my experience, most importantly) messes with my ability to smoothly read the list of mixed read/unread messages.   ... View more

Currently the Firefox desktop Settings or the "about:preferences" page have certain settings categorized. I believe this should be removed and have all settings place on a single page. The issue is the extreme differences in the six categorizes present. "Sync" & "More from Mozilla" side-tab can easily fit into one page. Next in size is "Home" & "Search", while the last two largest side-tabs, "General" & "Privacy & Security", are no where near the previous two sizes. Lots of scrolling and searching can be reduced in categories that seem incorrect to the setting can be avoided if the option is given to let the user decide. ... View more

A great feature of Gmail is that for each email in the list of emails, it displays the list of gmail labels attached to that email.   I know that TB translates the gmail labels into folders, but with this additional facility, I'd be able to instantly see, as I can on the Gmail web site and in some other clients such as eM Client for Windows, all the Gmail labels associated with an email.   There is an add-on, Gmail Labels, but it doesn't work properly until you actually display one of the folders in which an email appears, and it is very slow.  I use eM Client a lot purely because of this feature and it would be a really excellent addition to Thunderbird.   Please do consider this suggestion.   Thank you,     Wilf ... View more

Restore the "Forget About This Site" feature to the History Side Bar. Deleting multiple pages from history is tedious with the sidebar update. There are no options to delete all, select multiple, or delete by site. I know the functionality is still available in the "Manage history", but this functionality should be more discoverable and accessible. ... View more

I'm a mostly uninformed user that's been using vertical tabs via. the Tree Style Tabs extension for a long while before vers. 137. When I heard about the new native vertical tabs I excitedly switched and removed TST, only to find out that native vertical tabs did not have trees. I redownloaded TST and it's working fine, but there's a small strip that houses nothing but the ability to turn on TST and access to sidebar settings. I don't use these actions much at all, so I'd rather that strip be optionally removed via. main settings or something. Attached is a picture of the sidebar I'm talking about with my tabs blurred. ... View more

At present when dragging to resize the main firefox window, the toolbox search box and URL bar resize in a smooth progression, which is great. However if you make the window quite narrow i.e. dragging the right edge over to the left, then what happens is some of the add-on toolbar icons are hidden to make room. This happens instantly and so has the effect of then resizing the search box and URL bar again, the combined effect is that as you drag the window to be smaller or larger everything jolts left and right as if having some kind of seizure as different icons appear/disappear. I don't know what the best solution to this would be, but there must be a better way. Maybe a flexible space that uses up the equivalent of one icon that will squeeze and expand such that removing an icon will never suddenly make the search box and URL bar larger, so you then have a smoother change in size. [ico][ico][ico][ico] [spc][ico][ico][ico] [sp][ico][ico][ico] [s][ico][ico][ico] [][ico][ico][ico] So as the window/toolbar gets smaller, first you replace the leftmost icon with the space placeholder, then make that space smaller until it is zero, and then you replace the next icon with a space placeholder and so on. The code for this probably exists already for the flexible toolbar space, so perhaps it just needs to be re-used as part of whatever routine is adding and removing toolbar icons on a resize. ... View more

It would be great to have an option to turn off the badge that shows which profile is currently active. With “badge,” I mean the small overlay icon that appears on the app icon in the taskbar! ... View more

The new profiles are really great because they make it easy to manage multiple accounts on social media platforms and to separate all the passwords between private and work-related ones. However, the default settings like search engine, tools, etc., are unlikely to change much, as they are a matter of personal preference that will probably apply to all profiles. That's why I would really appreciate it if I could copy my existing settings and data when creating a new profile. ... View more

I don't like the button on the video Itself to get the video into Picture-in-Picture mode. You can only switch the button from right to left or hide it completely. I want that the button only shows up in the address bar, but disabling the setting "Enable Picture-in-Picture video controls" hides it there too. ... View more

I am searching for tile view option for tab in Firefox but it is missing. This is very drawback of this browser. In Vivaldi browser this option is available which is very handy. You can open multiple tabs in one tab using tile view option. I request the team of Mozilla firefox team to look into this issue and provide this super option. Thanks. ... View more