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When we click the "Firefox View" button to view the "Firefox View" special page, the previously visited ordinary tabs will be placed in the background, just like other background tabs. If you want to quickly return to the previous normal tab page you visited, you need to search through a large number of tabs. Here, I would like the "Firefox View" button to be capable of activating/deactivating the mode. That is, clicking once will display "Firefox View", and clicking again will close (or put in the background, depending on the original implementation logic) "Firefox View" and instead display the previous page. You can consider the "Firefox View" page as a special page that is different from ordinary tabs, or you can view it as a special interface superimposed on the current interface (similar to a floating window). No matter how it is achieved, I sincerely hope that a simple click can resume the previous browsing experience. ... View more

I have many tab groups. The list of tab groups doesn't seem sorted. It would be helpful to: - sort it alphabetically - allow searching for a tab group from keywords ... View more

We have a (home) page with three links: 1) funny cats, 2) funny dogs, 3) funny fish   In Firefox on both Windows and Linux, when I click on links 1, 2 and 3 on the home page, they open in a new tab. So I end up with tabs labelled ‘Home’, ‘1’, ‘2’ and ‘3’. However, when I do the same thing in Firefox on Android – that is, on the homepage I click ‘1’ to open in a new tab, then ‘2’ to open in a new tab, and then ‘3’ to open in a new tab – In Firefox for Android, I end up with the tabs in the order: home, 3, 2, 1. I think this only happens in Firefox, because in Chrome for Android I have home, 1, 2, 3, rather than home, 3, 2, 1. Is there any way to change this in Firefox for Android so that it works the same as in Chrome for Android, or as in Firefox on Windows or Linux?   Translated with DeepL.com (free version) ... View more

Hello, It would be really nice if we can shift the tab grid exploded view down to the bottom like how the address bar can be moved up/down. It would make it easier to interact with thumbs instead of using both hands to steady the phone.  ... View more

In about:keyboard, allow us to change the shortcut for Control + PgUp and Control + PgDown, which are the shortcuts to go the next and previous tabs. ... View more

photo attached  i genuinely need this Please. its easier to see and organize my other tabs this way, especially since the synced tabs have been moved over to the sidebar now ... View more

Brave Browser has a feature that I'm quite fond of that has to do with tab grouping. Rather than open a link in a new tab and have to manually add it to the group, there's simply an additional option in the held context menu to open it in the current group. This makes managing tabs far easier, especially if you're researching. (It also shows a scrollable bar at the bottom so you can quickly switch between tabs in the group, but that's a different request). ... View more

Currently if I have tab within a group open and hit ctrl-t I'm taken out of the group.  It would be more convenient if the new tab showed up within the group instead. If I am grouping tabs, I am usually working on something specific and would rather keep that focus instead of having to drag every new tab into the group. Also since there is a "New Tab" button top-level, you could have both behaviors by having "New Tab" create a new top-level tab, and ctrl-t a new tab within a group(if an existing tab within that group is focused). ... View more

Hello, With the rounded tab displays from Nova, I think it would look prettier if the thin colored line that indicates the tab is “containerized” ran around the entire oval instead of only along the top, as it does now. The current placement feels odd with the rounded surroundings. Moreover, this would emphasize that we are using a containerized tab (i.e., a protected environment). Would turn to something like :  Best regards, Robin         ... View more

When you have a tab open that is inside a folder and you hide that folder content, like closing that folder, the tab still shows.  In order to hide it, you need to go to another tab, then open and close that folder. Its a bit weird.. Not sure what the solution would be but maybe go to the first tab in the non folder tabs? or open a blank one with that new tab bar on it ... View more

When changing the label of a tab, why not having on the menu 'rename' instead of 'change label'? Every time I want to do it takes me some time to find, rename is a more common name for the menu item and somehow feels easier to find, less painfull to do it, and I do it a lot!   Hope other people too and that this is also relevant for other people! ... View more

In "Essentials" space, I have added 8 websites as tabs. Example: I want to open 3 tabs for working, but I have no way to recognize which tabs are already open. Can you darken or highlight the (square) tabs which are open so I know which ones are not yet open and will take time to load? ... View more

Hi... I've noted that when I have a lot of tabs open, and I either use my mouse to scroll back and forth or try to use the arrows at the ends of the tab bar, the Tabs just "scream" back and forth.  I've looked for a ballistics setting but can't find one in settings.  If there was a way to slow down/control the scrolling speed or if there was a way to move one tab at a time when you click on the arrows at the end, it would make things a lot easier. Thanks!  🙂 ... View more

I would like to suggest a small but, in everyday use, very helpful improvement to Thunderbird's tab handling. I prefer to open individual emails in separate tabs. However, when I double-click a message in the message list that is already open in a tab, Thunderbird opens the same message again in another new tab. It would be much more convenient if Thunderbird first checked whether this particular message is already open in one of the existing tabs. If the message is already open, Thunderbird should simply switch to and activate that tab. If the message is not yet open, it should open a new tab as it does now. Ideally, this could be implemented as an optional setting, for example: “Reuse an existing tab if the message is already open.” This would preserve the current behaviour for users who prefer it, while preventing users who keep several messages open for their work from accidentally accumulating multiple tabs containing exactly the same email. For example: I double-click Email A → Thunderbird opens Email A in a new tab. I return to the Inbox and work with other messages. Later, I double-click Email A again → Thunderbird recognizes that Email A is already open and switches to its existing tab instead of opening Email A a second time. This seems like a relatively small usability improvement, but it would make working with multiple message tabs considerably clearer and more efficient. ... View more

Firefox zaman zaman çöküyor planlanan ayarlarla başlamak yerine açık sekmeleri hatırlamak yerine sıfırdan başlıyor. Açık sekmeleri kurtarmak bağlamında son 24 saatlik kayıtlar işlevsel değil, son bir haftalıkta ise yüzlerce sekme açılıyor ve ayıklamak gerekiyor. Çökmelerden sonra son 24 saatlik geçmişi kurtarın hiç olmazsa! Saving the last 24 hours of past tabs after collapses Firefox crashes from time to time instead of starting with the planned settings, instead of remembering the open tabs, it starts from scratch. In the context of saving open tabs, the last 24 hours of records are not functional, and in the last week, hundreds of tabs are opening and need to sort out. Save the last 24 hours of history after the collapses! ... 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

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

Expected behavior: The chatbot panel should preserve its previous state — the same conversation should still be loaded, similar to how a pinned tab or a normal browser tab retains its content when hidden and shown again. Actual behavior: The panel reloads from scratch, as if a full page refresh (F5) had occurred. The user has to manually search for and reopen the previous conversation every time the sidebar is closed and reopened, even if it was only closed briefly (e.g., to make more room on screen). Why this matters: The sidebar AI panel is visually and functionally similar to a tab, so users expect tab-like persistence. Losing session state every time the sidebar is toggled makes the feature frustrating to use for any extended conversation, and discourages closing the sidebar even temporarily. Suggested fix: Treat the sidebar AI panel like a persistent tab/session (keep it alive in the background, similar to how normal tabs work) rather than destroying and recreating it each time the sidebar is closed and reopened. ... 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