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I suggest that a link and icon for "Themes" be added to the "Customize Toolbar..." dialogue be added to the Firefox Toolbar, enabling the Themes menu item that appears in the Add-ons Manager.  The following describes the current process required to achieve the needed result: I am chasing a bug in Firefox regarding the theme that is displayed when Firefox restores one (or several) of my bookmarks, which I load manually from the Bookmarks Menu.  At startup, the correct theme (i.e., last manually chosen) is displayed; when the next tab is added from the Bookmarks Menu, the theme is changed to a Dark Theme, even though the previous theme is listed as the current theme.  As a result, I need to go to the Extensions icon on my Firefox Toolbar, load the Add-ons Manager from there, then choose Themes from the menu on the left side of the Add-ons Manager, and adjust the theme from the one that has been erroneously used by the Bookmarks Menu item that I had selected. The repetitive process described happens daily.  A customizable icon on the Firefox Toolbar for "Themes" would greatly simplify this daily process, until the bug can be found and remedied. ... View more

When modifying the toolbar in Firefox you are not allowed to get rid of the forward and back buttons. When you drag them out, they jump back. This seems like quite an arbitrary decision, since you are allowed to remove and shuffle around most other elements of that toolbar. I only use the forward and backward keys on my mouse, so the back/forward buttons on the toolbar serve no purpose. The only thing they do is that I occasionally accidentally click on them when I'm in a hurry and trying to click a (pinned) tab, to great annoyance. I wanted to solve that problem by removing them altogether and found out that you are not allowed to. ... View more

It would be really nice to have the toolbar at the bottom so that two hands are not required to delete, copy, move... emails. Also the ability to manually refresh (fetch) from the Widget.   Love it so far...   ... View more

The AI in sidebar looks good, but it would be really awesome if you add a shortcut for more usability. Clicking by mouse every time to open chat is very uncomfortable and takes long time! Also it would be convenient to open some items from sidebar menu on the left side, whereas AI opened on the right side. Thanks!  ... View more

For iOS iPhone you need a hide toolbar option on address bar  ... View more

I would like to arrange the toolbars in Firefox in the following order top to bottom: Menu bar (top, with "File" on the far left and "X" on the far right, i.e. not centered) Bookmarks bar Search bar Tab bar This can't be done currently. The best I can do is: Bookmarks bar Search bar Menu bar Tab bar I would like Firefox to allow the user to arrange the toolbars in any order. ... View more

Edit Bookmark and DeIete Bookmark are too close to each other, so it's easy to contact them by mistake, and it's too troublesome to add an option of “Are you sure you want to delete the bookmark? So I want to use Ctrl + Z to restore accidentally deleted bookmarks after accidentally deleting them and before clicking on a blank space. (For privacy, after deleting a bookmark, you can't use Ctrl + Z to restore the bookmark if you click on any blank space.)   ... View more

Firefox Android uses the same button for Stop and Refresh depending on the status of the webpage if it is loading or not. The problem is, both Stop and Refresh are useful regardless of the status. If the webpage is already loaded, only Refresh button is available. Stop button should also be available to stop whatever actions the page is doing, for example, stop playing videos or stop refreshing scripts. If the webpage is still loading, only Stop button is available. Refresh button should also be available as an alternative action when a webpage is loading slowly. Refreshing the webpage is a logical attempt. ... View more

Just like how we used to be able to select "compact." I understand that more and more people are using vertically oriented devices like phones and tablets, but there is still a huge market share of users on desktop devices, and with the market saturated by widescreen displays, taking up vertical space while having 4 inches of white space on the left and right side of practically every website makes no sense. I switch between Firefox and Opera because I really enjoy the sidebar that Opera has as it makes much more efficient use of screen real estate. ... View more

Add option to remove the home button (🏠) from the menu bar add functionality to the menu bar (e.g. browser add on menu, history, close browser, specific addon (e.g. screen reader), ...) Why: This would allow users to fully customize and utilize the sparse mobile screen real estate. The current "home menu" does little for the proficient firefox mobile user, as it's provided functionality is practically useless and can be furthermore invoked via various other ways. Firefox Mobile ... View more

With vertical tabs enabled, when you remove the last item from the Tab Toolbar it collapses, leaving behind a titlebar sized gap. You are no longer able to add anything back without resetting the toolbars. As a workaround you could enable the Menu Bar, which is able to make use of the space left behind when the Tab Bar collapses. Both the Menu Bar and tabless Tab Bar lack any items that fill the center, so you are unable to right-adjust any elements without filling a bunch of Flexible Spaces. Ideally we should have the option to hide the Tab Bar the same way we can do the Menu Bar, and just let the Navigation Bar move into the titlebar. Default: Tab Bar collapsed: Using the Menu Bar: Menu Bar + Flexible Space:     ... View more

get built-in translation feature   ... View more

Implement a horizontal tab bar for phones, not just tablets It would be nice to have a horizontal tab bar for faster and more convenient tab management.   ... View more

Dear Mozilla team, I'd like to strongly advocate designing Firefox as an application that fully adapts to users' needs, rather than users having to adapt their workflow to the application. For me, this would be the most sensible approach, as the way browsers are used differs so greatly from person to person. This means, besides the visual appearance: Full optional customization of the user interface by choosing the elements and subelements, customization of hotkeys for everything, and provision of a variety of plugins (which is already given on the desktop). It would also be good if plugins could access the entire Firefox user interface so that they could modify it. This approach could also increase the popularity of Firefox, as it could fulfill (almost) all expectations of a browser by definition. https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/customizeable-toolbar-on-android/idi-p/3126 https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/more-ui-customization-for-firefox-on-android/m-p/8396/highlight/true#M3515 https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/customizable-hotkeys/idi-p/4979 ... View more

The entire reason many of us switched away from other browsers on mobile was to escape this kind of awful UI. Nobody wants this: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/firefox-mobile-toolbar-redesign-needs-a-compact-mode/m-p/62031 https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1e252ov/the_new_navbar_design_on_android_nightly_is/  ... View more

If you have enabled menu redesign and navigation toolbar in secret settings. you have a new way to use the browser when surfing on the web.(look on left and bottom picture of the picture.) But the downside of it is i can't use the extensions when i'm on the web so as example i can't disable dark mode on a website with dark reader.(Look on the right picture of the picture) The only options i have is to disable the extension in browser settings or go back to the original browser version. So please let us use the extensions like you can use it in the normal version.   ... View more

Why not make it possible to edit various context menus and browser menus in order to remove unnecessary options and add others Edit Context Menu Page   Edit Menu   Tab Edit Menu     Loading... Loading... Loading... ... View more

Please remove the QR code scanner from the upper right corner of the URL bar. It is very easy to misclick because it is placed at the same location where the commonly used buttons are. The QR code scanner is in these 2 locations: 1. Right-most button 2. Second button to the right However, these 2 locations are also where the commonly used Tab and Menu buttons are. If you are used to clicking either buttons, chances are you have clicked the QR code scanner button by mistake. Reasons why we should remove the QR scanner button: 1. I rarely scan QR codes. Honestly, I think I've scanned QR codes once every quarter. That doesn't warrant it to be so accessible. 2. It is prone to misclick because it uses the same location as the Tab and Menu buttons 3. There are other apps that scan QR codes. There are dedicated QR code scanner apps or it is included in the phone's camera app. It doesn't have to be done in Firefox. Suggestion: Move the QR code scanner to the 3 dot menu where we can use it on demand. ... View more

I know Edge has this - very handy. You just right-click the page and Edge will generate a QR code for the URL.   I'm currently using this extension which is decent: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/qr Thanks! ... View more