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Thunderbird 115 and above requires the ability to use the default title bar of the Linux desktop environment to avoid button redundancy in environments such as XFCE 4.18. Like my ever perfect Firefox-esr 😉 ... View more

I always download files and copy them for using in next step, or move them just for better management. But every time when I want to do these things I need to click 'Open in folder' button to start a new explorer window. A little enhancement would be great I think. ... View more

A switch for that like in the desktop-version is very useful. If you have a page eg. newspage with many links, you can open them with "open in new tab". Now you have to watch for that popup and tap on it in time. With " open new tab in foreground" you don't have to watch and react. Thr advantage for opening a link in a new tab: if you rad that page, you can go back and the previous page is back without loading. The data-tranfer-rate is not always at 100Mbit ... ... View more

Please add this "Search google for *** in Private Window" ... View more

Hello, Currently, in Firefox Android, with the following tab order: 1 2 Opening 3 new tabs in tab 1 would result in the following order (opens new tab next to active tab): 1 1-3 1-2 1-1 2 I'd like for new tab to be opened next to related tab so it would result like how new tabs are opened in the desktop version: 1 1-1 1-2 1-3 2 Or, if that's not possible, to open new tab as last tab like on the old Fennec version: 1 2 1-1 1-2 1-3 For reference, here's how the setting should work based on Vivaldi Android: Thank you. ... View more

Let´s say you are following along to a tutorial on example.com where each chapter has it´s own path (example.com/chapter1, example.com/chapter2...) My idea would be a bookmark that refers to example.com, but (when clicked) always opens the last page that has been visited last. When I added the bookmark, I was on /chapter1. During the evening, I moved to /chapter3. When I click on the bookmark on the next day, it should open /chapter3 instead of /chapter1, since it is the last page of example.com I visited This would be useful for many documentations and tutorials ... View more

Can we get a "Desktop site" button for Linux mobile, similar to what you do on other mobile operating systems like Android? Reference: How do I change to the desktop view in Firefox for Android?  Some potential implementation ideas: If Firefox can detect if it's on mobile, simply show the menu item in the sandwich menu. Otherwise, in the customize toolbar UI, have "Desktop site" as one of the unused items. Users can choose to put this in their toolbar or overflow menu. Alternatively, add an option in user preferences to enable either mobile UI, or the "Desktop site" menu item. Alternatively, add an option somewhere for distribution maintainers to set when packaging Firefox. For example, postmarketOS create a default config for Linux mobile users. Reference: postmarketOS/mobile-config-firefox - Config for Firefox package in postmarketOS repos  Some sites, like Slack, actively prevent users from using the web app if they're on a mobile user-agent. There is no way to bypass it without modifying the user-agent. A workaround is to install an extension like Header Editor. Users can then configure a rule to modify the user-agent header for the respective domains. However, it'd be better if we could have the experience individuals are used to from other mobile operating systems. This would greatly benefit users of a PinePhone or Librem device, or other rooted Android devices that can run Linux. (Just to be clear, PinePhone + postmarketOS is my daily driver, so this would help a lot!) ... View more

(If this is already implemented, I couldn't find the option!) A lot of scammers are sending fraudulent/phishing links in SMSes/text messages nowadays. I tested 3 links and all of them worked - I was not alerted or prevented from visiting them, so naturally I wanted to report them as deceptive sites. On desktop Firefox, you can report a site as deceptive: I would like a way of reporting bad sites for mobile too, so it can help others avoid these scams. ... View more

Just like when you right-click a link, at the top you can select in which container to open it (red arrow). Currently you can only search in the current container (green arrow), it would be great if you had the same option as opening the link. Currently, my work around is: enable the separate search bar, input the text to search and click the middle mouse button, but it only works for "no environment". ... View more

As the subject suggests, I would like to host my own email server but last I checked my ISP blocks port 25 (though I haven't tried with port 587 but imagine that it's probably the same). Personally, I would understand if this was a premium feature on top of the VPN service, or a separate thing -- I really don't care how it's done, as long as I'm aware of any ToS used to implement spam filtering to ensure that the IP addresses that we'd be communally using to relay email traffic to our own servers doesn't get put on spam filters. Some services seem to reject the mozmail domain when trying to sign up with it and I'd rather be liable to Mozilla for spamming on their network than letting Google or someone else continue to host my email and personally be able to manage the DNS/email stack. ... View more

Andy Fidel had the idea of hosting twitter chats directly from inside a Hubs space and I would like to propose this concept generally as a feature/plug-in for the social platform of your choice in Mozilla Hubs. As a user, I can broadcast my camera and the room audio to a chosen social platform so that others outside of those with a room link have a way to access, share and discover the event. This feature/plug-in should be limited to room admins with a high level of care in its design to ensure everyone in the room: 1. Knows the event is being broadcasted and where 2. Can easily be toggled off by room admins 3. includes visual and audio based messaging   ... View more

This is an option in Outlook 2013. Quick way to check if email is spam or worse. ... View more

I cannot send out email in Thunderbird client. But sent in Mobile App with same SMTP server successfully. At last, I found the Mobile App client had SSL Certs (Accept all)" selected. Can Thunderbird add SMTP option to "Accept All SSL/TLS certs" to make connection success always?   ... View more

The Reading mode in safari is pretty good, switches automatically between light and dark with a real black. the Firefox version of that function is pretty bad, no auto switching, no real black. ... View more

Currently Firefox View lacks a search function Example from Tab Manager Plus Tab Manager Plus is missing a "clear search"  function Here are some nice things you can do with this Drag these tabs as a group, to a specific window You can press the following button, to move all selected tabs to a new windows You can press the following button to close all these tabs You can also Pin, Discard, Hide Tabs   You can add or remove to the  selection with right click, and groups of tabs with shift click       ... View more

Inspect element orientation could be made much better like in google chrome. The way it's used especially for web-scrapping, an option to switch between orientations could be immensely helpful. ... View more

I think it would be great if Thunderbird (I am on 115.6.0 (64-bit)) displayed keyboard shortcuts for common action on hover. For example, gnu image manipulation program does it well in my opinion. If you hover over a tool like the "text tool", it shows you that the shortcut is "T". Example: if I hover over the button for New Message, it should show me the shortcut in a tooltip. Example 2: In your inbox, there is message unread status. If I hover over it, it says "Message unread status." It could say "Message unread status (M)", because M toggles read/unread. Reason: I think keyboard shortcuts make it easier to use Thunderbird and it's good if users know them. But it's hard to discover them, so this could help. The webpage that lists them is also kinda hard to read and it just makes more sense to have the shortcuts in the place you actually use them. Potential problem: Maybe tooltips are useful for accessibility. And displaying the shortcuts may make it less accessible. I don't know much about this, though it feels important to mention. There is already precedent for this to some degree. The keyboard shortcut ctrl+k is displayed for search. I just think it would be neat if this was expanded 🙂 (although I am aware that this is perhaps a large request which requires some care from the design team to do consistently) ... View more

Firefox: Bookmark Manager is a janky popup window with small font size and clunky interface Chrome: Bookmark Manager is an elegant in-tab, drag-drop management interface Please change to the Chrome style! Is it just me or have people been making this request for years?   ... View more

Right now when you resize the PiP it is locked to the aspect ratio of the original video. I would like to have the option to freely resize the PiP (and for FF to remember the setting!) so I can save space. I think this the right enhancement for this feature. PiP is by design made for multi-tasking. Sometime I have a hard time finding a good spot for the PiP. I have to resort to tricks like moving part of the video off-screen. You have most likely done the same at some point. Having the option to freely resize the video would free up valuable space on screen without sacrificing too much information. Instead of (or in addition to) freely resizing Firefox could offer space-saving aspect ratios like 14:9 or 4:3. Cutting off the outer edges of the video image which usually don't contain important information would be a nice trade-off for gaining more usable space on the desktop. ... View more