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Festive Greetings Mozilla Company and I hope that you are developing for the future. I mentioned this idea in Google Playstore as part suggestions part opinion and got a response, FROM MOZILLA, and a link to say that here so it's about the Mozilla Firefox Browser having a fully Web Developer friendly features such as : 1.Dhtml , Shtml ,Html ,Html5 2.Css , Css2 , Css3 or Css4 etc... 3.Javascript encyclopedia of libraries to add and choose from e.g. Json, React , jQuery ,Ajax or Phaser 4. Php MyAdmin with Zend Engine ( Sqllite, Sql , MySql ) to allow offline developments on the developers device as a virtual server as to allow for offline developments of the web. This would then enable Web Developers to further Develop how they can with the, Mozilla Firefox Web developer browser and once it's prototypical , I suggest that Mozilla would broadcast on all Socials so people like me can get to explore it and reciprocate communication about it here and there ... View more

I'm personally a heavy tab user but have always wondered why there is almost no support for tab grouping or customization in the native tab bar in Firefox. I think making it able to group like Google Chrome does for example or at least giving more access for extensions and add-ons would significantly improve the UI in that regard. ... View more

For context: I am fairly privacy focused and therefore use "Hardened" Firefox with my own overrides so I can keep my So I had to disable my history deletion on shutdown so Firefox could restore my last used tabs. Problem: My history doesn't get deleted (automatically). Is there a way to maintain your last used history so Firefox could restore your tabs after shutdown, but still half clean them automatically? Any "go to your history and click 'delete all' every now and then" is not a solution. As in: Firefox keeps every open tab saved after shutdown and can restore them again while anything else already closed in the last session gets deleted for good. Since pinned tabs exist now with vertical tabs, there can also be an extra functionality. ... View more

Just working on one Tab and have another view of it somewhere else on another place on Desktop or whatever, to scroll on the Content of the Main tab, without altering it in some way . I like to use it to read content on a Website, while have a look on the same Webside somewhere else on it. Implementing would be like creating another view on a tab to have this new window on an independent position and adding scroll/sizing elements.  Updating only content from "Main-Tab", but not position/size from that main-tab and keep this it seperated to be handled on every "Mirror-View" by itself. Problem: Tab wont work in some cases, because every tab become a new session or it will be checked, that there are only one session from your device on webserver. My actual case, i like to read comments on a page, while watching the output of a calculated page. If i try dublicate Tab, but calculated content is gone. Just Scrolling on one Tab take a lot of time and also is confusing me on long pages. There could be something like userdefined Markers to jump to..(also nice to have) - But thats also not the best way to go in my case. (nice to have) Mirror-View could be used as a Video Fullscreen,  but elements to be used are on another. (nice to have) And may be not only to have one "Mirror-View" but so many like your system can handle . That would also be an option for creating a video-wall with same content on all Monitor. (nice to have) If Mirror-View would be implemented, it would be nice to have an option to stream a view (easy) to another device, like over network to present it somewhere else. somewhat like Create-Mirror-View: Local Desktop, or on IP-Address, where Firefox already running and waiting to create that View. ... View more

Pitch: at the top of the page, where all tabs are displayed, it should be possible to right click a tab and minimize it. Execution: When minimizing a tab, it turns into a small 1:1 square. When switching to that tab, it truns back normal for the duration you are on it. you can also add an animation, to make it pop or move all minimized tabs together. Background: When working, I open a tab to set a timer. And if I open 5 more tabs, it gets a bit crowded. Minimizing a tab allows for more space for the other tabs, while also hiding the non relevant tabs in the background. Example: Picture this, you start your work session with a timer (like me) and an addtional youtube tab for your 5 hour music mix. On top of that you fire up your favourite zoom meeting and start constructing a moodboard with the team on your online planning platform. through the many tabs, you have to look 2 times, to see where the online planning tab is and where the ones are, that are uninteresting. At the moment, the best way possible is to push everything to the left. But thats still the 4th tab (which is almost in the middle of the screen if you dont have a wide screen monitor). By making tabe minimizable to 1:1, those 3 background tabs would take up less that half a tab. Thx for reading! ... View more

I would like a similar option to what Cookie AutoDelete provides where cookies to relevant websites get deleted when closing a tab (after x seconds). And have a white list of pages to keep cookies, and a grey list for cookies for a single session. ... View more

From the previous post on Crowdicity: I would like to see vertical tabs baked in. MS Edge now has it out of the box! I currently use addons for this - but there's no way to disable the top tab bar, which duplicates the tabs and takes up space. Vertical tabs (with top bar disabled) would free up more space for web content, which is (usually) vertical. Most screens are widescreen (RIP ThinkPad 4:3 ratios), so the less browser UI at the top/bottom, the more content we can view. The original post received 154 votes and as such was the 3rd highest voted post in the "General" category. ... View more

Please add the function of adjusting the size of the tab bar in the vertical position ... View more

As the title says. I like the fact that I can completely hide the sidebar, but that also means that I don't really click on the tabs anymore, I use keyboard shortcuts to create new tabs, navigate between tabs, and close tabs. However, in the event that I want to actually see my tabs in the sidebar, I am forced to move my cursor to the sidebar button on the top left, which like breaks my flow. Thus, in my opinion, having a shortcut for showing/hiding the vertical tabs when the "Show and hide sidebar" option is selected could be really useful here. ... View more

A button or other device to jump to either end of the tabs. ... View more

In Firefox Android, I often have multiple tabs open. When I scroll up and down to navigate through the tabs, I sometimes accidentally close a tab. Probably because I was swiping diagonally up. I have a few seconds to click the undo button that pops up. I've never intentionally used this gesture since I click the x button to close a tab. Please add an option to disable the side swipe gesture. ... View more

I noticed that vertical tabs is finally coming and am currently using Firefox Nightly. A big thank you first of all for making this happen as it was the biggest blocker to coming back to firefox. Similar to other browser deployments of vertical tabs, could you please have the width adjustable instead of fixed? Helps to see the name for quicker tab identification. ... View more

Firefox isn't with useful tool, which is tabs suspender, it saves of much hardware consume and doesn't allow your PC stay slowness and/or your own internet, because tabs can consume internet and recourses in background without you use it, so that's important and should be in all popular browsers including Firefox. I recommend they base on auto tab discard and possibly performance tool (by Microsoft Edge), because auto tab discard extension is really complete and very useful, mainly it saves where you stop on certain time video and performance tool saves much your recourses on your computer and is very efficient:   ... View more

With the ability to move tabs currently in nightly it would also be nice to be able to group tabs the same way chrome does. ... View more

You already added a close button to the "list tabs". It is necessary, now, a close button to the "search tabs" items listed. Many people uses lots of tabs, and the close button in the items showed on the results of the "search tabs" function will aid to organize the navigator. Thanks a lot.       ... View more

Hi team! I've been checking out your browser, and it's got a lot of potential. But there are a couple of things holding it back on Android First off, let's talk about importing and exporting. It's a pain that we can't do this on mobile. Could you please add an HTML-based import/export feature? That'd be a game-changer. Secondly, we need full extension access on Android. Why limit us to a smaller selection? Let's bring the full power of extensions to our phones. By addressing these two points, you can really elevate the Android experience and make Firefox the go-to browser for privacy-conscious mobile users. ... View more

ios and ipad os open a folder of bookmarks in tabs ... View more

It would be awesome to have a tab audio mixer to control the gain/ volume of each output of the tabs when browsing online ... View more

Having usability issues with the Compact Tabs due to audio icons The new Compact toolbar is nice as it reduces the vertical occupied space, but I've found myself mentally paused in moments because of the change to how audio playing tabs are visualized now. As you can see, Compact mode replaces the site icon's, which are very strong visual map indicator for my brain when I glance over them. I continue to get tabs "lost" in my mind map because the icon being replaced with the audio/mute one. In "normal" toolbar config this isn't an issue, as it just says on a second line "playing" and only replaces the icon when hovering over the tab. To sum up some of the user experience issues with this for me: The site icon being replaced makes it harder to identify Tabs, i.e. which tab is which site. Hindering my flow. The audio/mute icon don't stand out as a Tab playing audio. In part due to it replacing the site icon, so I can easily confuse it as just a another website icon. Side issue: The mute and unmuted icons are hard to distinguish. So the above issue doesn't just impact audio playing tabs, but any tab I have muted. What have I done at the moment? I could use the regular toolbar instead of compact, but I prefer the smaller sizing of compact! So after some searching I stumbled on this. I used userChrome.css code I found on Reddit in a comment by user loxia_01 https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/comments/1gfjh5y/comment/lujfvom/ .tab-icon-stack[indicator-replaces-favicon] { grid-template-areas: "a s"; & > :is(.tab-icon-image, .tab-icon-overlay) { opacity: 1 !important; } & > .tab-icon-overlay { grid-area: s; border: none !important; background-size: 100% !important; background-color: transparent !important; fill: color-mix(in srgb, currentcolor 75%, transparent) !important; &:hover { background-color: color-mix(in srgb, currentcolor 15%, transparent) !important; fill: color-mix(in srgb, currentcolor 95%, transparent) !important; } } } My idea? Make this a native change of Firefox compact toolbar. Replacing the icon I think just sacrifices too much. Either have it as an option, or separate the icons. Either next to the site icon or left of the X close tab. Just not as the default I'd say. ... View more