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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

Seriously missing a feature to scroll the address displayed in the address bar by swiping without tapping it first (if switching tabs by swipe if disabled, of course). I find this useful to check exact page addresses as pages are in progress of loading, as tapping the address bar causes lag on slower devices since it renders the whole start page, and also obstructs the view, which is undesirable for me. ... View more

Hi, I'm a user with accessibility needs that require reduced motion in my interfaces. Website toolbars that auto-hide on scroll usually handle the reduced-motion preference by foregoing their slide transitions and just disappearing/reappearing instantly. The auto-hiding navigation/address bar should do this too, in response to the Android system "disable animations" setting. The conditions for hide/unhide should remain the same. I don't know what the iOS equivalent to this tweak would be, so I can't offer advice on that. But this behavior should be available to everyone who needs reduced motion. ... View more

I am not alone in wanting to manipulate settings in about:config without going there (#1, #2). I understand that there are security risks with allowing this in add-ons, so could we instead get a new tool for the toolbar which we can customize to easily toggle this? For example, I want to be able to quickly toggle the full-screen-api.ignore-widgets setting which changes how the full screen feature works (when turned on, the full screen only encompasses the Firefox window). If this suggestion were to come to fruition, then I would be able to conveniently do this and quickly customize my user experience to my liking. ... View more

It would be great, if Thunderbird could remember the quick filter setting on a per folder basis. In macOS Mail I can set certain folders to only show "unread" messages (e.g. mailing lists, or daily maintenance emails, etc.) and in others I might only be interested in another subgroup of emails. Making the quick filter sticky is not what I need there, as different folders need different treatment. For me, this is mostly about only ever showing unread messages in certain folders, but there could be other useful cases. ... View more

As a Designer, I use a lot the Eyedropper tool, from the More tools tab. I and many other creative folks would really appreciate it if you could make it easier to reach the tool. Like being able to pin it, or set a hotkey for it. Its really frustrating and long process to reach the tool (especially when you have to pick multiple colors) Thank you! ... View more

More new, pre-installed themes, beautiful, unique ... 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

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

It would be helpful to have a native Firefox browser split workspace functionality with the following features: · Provide a button or context menu option to turn the split workspace on or off. · The division only applies within the area where the web content is displayed. Not to be confused with splitting the browser window and displaying two windows. · The work area division can be divided and displayed in vertical (left and right) or horizontal (up and down) mode. This option would offer flexibility depending on the position of the monitor (vertical or horizontal). · There is a visual border that highlights the side that has focus (active side). · Menu and taskbar options apply actions to the active side (has focus). Example reload the side with focus. Return to previous page on the side with focus. · There is an option to activate the functionality of independent scroll bars between each side. · There is an option to activate the movement of the scroll bars in synchronized proportion between each side. Example: If I move the scroll bar down in area 1 (left), the scroll bar in area 2 also moves down proportionally. This functionality would be useful in scenarios where you are comparing files that are edited online or simultaneously viewing PDF files. · There is an option to swap display sides of work areas. That is, passing the left or upper side to its respective opposite. Example: move from left to right and vice versa; or move from top to bottom and vice versa. · The dividing line between each side can be adjustable with the cursor. Make one side wider, for the vertical case or make one side taller, for the horizontal case. This functionality can allow the simultaneous display of two pages and take advantage of those that have a responsive web design.         ... View more

Collections should have a grid option - like groups on chrome. Or them showing on the homepage can be optional It'd be nice to have groups(like chrome tabs in tab) in a "pocket" icon in a corner that we don't want active right now(sorta like one tab, put a pocket space of grid tabs and tab groups), and tab groups/pages in grids like chrome in the main page when we open the app which is active webpages. So - Collections on homepage (grid/list option), grid with tabh in tab grouping - Collections in hidden pocket space, accessible through an icon sorta like onetab(with grid and list option) - collections in main page ( as in webpages, with grouping like chrome - in grid, with tabh in tab, or single tab options) We can store collections in homepage - move them to pocket space by press n slide to the icon, or group them together normally (as in chrome).   Sorry for saying like chrome as much, I really like firefox and not chrome, but wanted to give reference cuz we really need groups tabs and panorama. ... View more

(Feature) When are we going to get TTS read aloud feature for firefox mobile browsers like desktop? Moreover, you cannot have more fonts options, text size is missing, voices are missing (I have more voices downloaded on my devices but it reads only default that comes when windows is first installed), linux TTS doesnt work. Chrome mobile and edge both desktop and mobile has this feature up and running. (https://9to5google.com/2024/01/17/chrome-android-listen-page/) (https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-edge-dev-rolls-out-natural-voice-support-android-and-more-latest-update)               ... View more

Please bring back the separators for the toolbar.  I still have five that I have kept with me through the years.  Lost one by dragging it down and it then went poof.  They are great for 'grouping'. Thanks, Mark ... View more

Right now the only way I see to show/hide the toolbars (tab bar, url bar, etc) in Full Screen on Firefox for Mac is to right click the toolbars and click a button in a context menu but I want to toggle this more quickly than that. The way Chrome does it is you toggle toolbars with cmd+shift+f. and toggle Full Screen with fn+f Firefox toggles Full Screen with cmd+shift+f which is an anti-idiomatic keybind for the Mac platform. I want cmd+shift+f to toggle toolbars and fn+f to toggle Full Screen. ... View more

In the latest iteration of Thunderbird 115.4.1 the main window header normally containing 'File, Edit, View...' is now below the Menu bar.  Not sure why that happened but I can't find any way to put it back where it was.  It seems odd that this program should be any different than every other windows program.  Firefox still has 'File, Edit,View...' at the top of the window. I expect it should be an easy thing to change, or at least provide an option to have it where it used to be.   ... View more

On mobile let me quickly access desktop toolbar bookmarks without needing to click through 5 buttons ... View more

Clicking Password Button, Saved Password of the website which is opened now show. You can add, copy, edit, and delete password there. In addition, you can check if your email address is safe by Firefox Monitor. If it's a Firefox Relay's address, the Firefox Relay icon shows, clicking open manager of Firefox Relay. Password auto-saving and auto-insert sometimes doesn't work. And you need enter password to other apps. You can use this in these situation. ... View more

The subject line summarizes my request succinctly. I believe it would be very convenient if a date picker could be added to quickly filter messages for a specific date. Thank you for considering my suggestion. Best regards, Emmanuel ... View more