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I like the new sidebar, it would save me a browser extension if it would be tweaked just a little. If you look at the extension "tree style tabs" they do it a little better or more convenient at least. When I open a new sub-Tab from an existing Tab the new one will be below and slightly to the right  So you can see that it is under the "master-tab" and you can minimize all sub-Tabs by clicking a little arrow on the master-Tab.   ... View more

A feature which I believe many people may have wished for before is the ability for a new tab page (or for that matter any page) to be able to be consistent with transparent windows on MacOS. The PC equivalent is the mica effect which does work, just not for Mac. The closest I have managed is a position tracked copy of the background that moves as you move the window. But this was very slow and didn't reflect any windows that might be behind the current one. A good demonstration of my aim is the demo at the bottom of this firefox theme project, GWFox: https://github.com/rakhalfps/gwfox-css. this shows the background of the new tab page refecting the transparency effect of the window. Now this exampleis on PC, but I know it is possible on mac, although FireFox does not allow it currently.  Generally the new tab page is quite plain and could do with some modernising of styling as well so that could go alongside side my reccomendation as an update. ... View more

When right-clicking the tab group. I am missing regular tab actions like: Close tabs (group) Reload tabs Unload tabs Add to bookmarks/favorites (all tabs into one folder) these actions are already possible when selecting multiple tabs, but the tab group not yet offers this (140.1.0esr) ... View more

However, it only exists on my Macbook by clicking on the star to the left of the page. The ANNOYING, unstable horizontal bookmark list on Ipad is clumsy to work with. Please make the Stationary Vertical Bookmark List of the Macbook version exactly on iPad. ... View more

Hello Firefox team, Before I get completely slated, this was a half-five in the morning idea, but do hear me out! 😅 With Tailwind CSS becoming increasingly prevalent in web development, what if browsers supported it natively? Rather than every website shipping the same CSS framework repeatedly, browsers could have Tailwind utilities built-in. The vision: Developers write class="flex items-center justify-between" and it simply works - no build steps, no bundle bloat, no version conflicts. Why this could be brilliant: Massive performance gains - eliminate CSS framework bundles from millions of websites Instant developer experience - no setup, no compilation, just crack on with coding Faster internet for everyone - smaller payloads mean quicker loading globally AI-first development ready - LLMs like v0, Claude, and ChatGPT all default to Tailwind when generating code. Native support means AI-generated interfaces work instantly without any setup Better AI development efficiency - LLMs wouldn't need to include Tailwind documentation or boilerplate in their context windows, freeing up space for more complex application logic and features Firefox as the innovation leader - be the first browser to make this leap Why Firefox particularly: You've always been pioneers in web standards and developer experience. This could be your CSS Grid moment - a feature so compelling that other browsers would have to follow suit. Getting Tailwind Labs on board would probably be easier than you'd think, especially if it means instant standardisation across the web without the usual standards committee faff. I know there are technical complexities I haven't fully considered, but the core idea feels rather inevitable. Utility-first CSS is clearly the direction the industry's heading - why not make it native? Would love to hear if this resonates with the team. Even if it's mad, perhaps it's the good sort of mad? Cheers! ... View more

Currently: you can provide a primary password (formerly "master password") for the password manager. Firefox will not utilise stored passwords unless the primary password is provided when Firefox starts up. This is weak security in the event your PC is compromised by, for example, someone accessing it without your consent - because if you already have Firefox open, they will have access to all your stored passwords and/or can simply sign in to all the sites for which you have stored passwords. Change request: make it so that at the time Firefox is about to pre-populate a login form (or other sensitive data), it requests the user to provide the primary password.  Options include: * allowing the user to specify that they want this additional level of security i) for all stored passwords; ii) or, alternatively, for stored passwords they specify. * allowing the user to specify that when they provide the primary password, Firefox will not request the primary password again for a specified period of time (eg. 5 minutes) even if the user is wanting to access a different stored password. Compare: Dashlane's commercial password manager uses this approach. ... View more

Sometimes a single account works across several websites, but each site has its own login page URL. Right now, Firefox only lets you save one URL per password, which makes this kind of setup tricky. It’d be super helpful if Firefox allowed us to attach multiple URLs to the same saved password. By the way, Apple’s Passwords app (used to be Safari Passwords) already does this, so it would be great to see Firefox catch up here. ... View more

I normally have my emails shown in card view sorted by date and in descending view so that newest emails are at the top. If I sort by something else, like Sender and then sort back to Date, Thunderbird defaults to ascending view and I always have to open sort again (because it closes once you choose date) and then select descending.  My suggestion is either have Thunderbird sort stay open so both sort type and sort order can be chosen (use an OK button or similar), or have Thunderbird retain the ascending/descending preference unchanged.   ... View more

I'd like to suggest that the highlighting-box (where you pick colors etc.) that appears when you choose to highlight in PDFs should be changed for increased readability.  Rather than the box that currently steals a lot of space from the document when the highlighting-tool is active, you should add a feature that lets you highlight without the box appearing. This would increase the readability a lot!  Thank you for providing a great browser and considering this suggestion.  ... View more

I think the ability to have groups be on the sidebar, but tabs on the topbar, would be a really good feature. I love groups, but I find myself often still just using multiple windows instead of the groups. When I learned about vertical tabs, my brain instantly went "that would be great for groups". I could fully hide them when I don't need them, and when I do, it'd be very quick to switch between them, and quite a bit less jarring than using separate windows. Plus, they'd be named, so no more alt-tabbing through a rotation of windows searching for one, and it'd make reorganising tabs easier. Honestly, even just allowing for both vertical and horizontal tabs at the same time would be nice. ... View more

I often want to save attachments in a specific location, but then also look at them. I’d love to have an accessible way to open the attachment I just saved, like in Firefox’s download menu or the pop-up Element offers. Currently, I need to navigate the whole path twice, once in Thunderbird’s save dialogue, and then again in my file manager. ... View more

Molti utenti continuano a utilizzare macOS High Sierra (10.13) per motivi di compatibilità hardware o software, e Firefox ESR è spesso l’unico browser moderno ancora funzionante su questi sistemi. La versione ESR 115 ha garantito stabilità e sicurezza fino ad oggi, ma il termine del supporto previsto per settembre 2025 rischia di lasciare molti utenti senza alternative sicure per la navigazione.Chiedo gentilmente a Mozilla di valutare un’estensione del ciclo ESR 115 o di offrire una soluzione compatibile per sistemi legacy come High Sierra.Questa richiesta nasce da una reale esigenza di inclusività digitale: mantenere l’accesso sicuro al web per chi non può permettersi hardware nuovo o aggiornamenti costosi.Grazie per l’attenzione e per il lavoro che fate ogni giorno per rendere il web più libero e accessibile. Many users continue to use MacOS High Sierra (10.13) for reasons of hardware or software compatibility, and Firefox ESR is often the only modern browser still working on these systems. The ESR 115 version has guaranteed stability and safety to date, but the term of the support provided for September 2025 risks leaving many users without sure alternatives for navigation. Gentile to Mozilla to evaluate an extension of the ESR 115 cycle or to offer a compatible solution for Legacy systems such as High Sierra. This request is born from a real need for digital inclusiveness: maintaining safe access to the web for those who cannot afford new Hardware. or expensive updates. Thanks to the attention and work you do every day to make the web free and more accessible. ... View more

This is a concept that should be applied to every software interface ever - if a label of any kind gets truncated due to size, so that you can only read a part of it, it still needs to be possible to read the whole thing somehow, preferably easily. The obvious solution is to display the full label once you hover over it, and that's often the case, but not always. I run into this problem in countless places, but possibly the most persistently annoying has been the names of Firefox tabs. Most webpage titles are too long to fully fit on a tab, which would be fine... but once the title is about 12 words or more, it gets truncated on the tab, AND on the larger tooltip that appears when you hover over it. It can only be two lines long, for some reason. Why would the tooltip EVER be truncated? Why would I hover over it if I didn't want to read the whole thing? Why display more text if you're not going to display the whole thing? This is my main issue... ...but it doesn't stop there, and my additional problem is actually related to something great Firefox does. When you open an online image in Firefox, it basically treats it as a webpage with just that image in it. The webpage/tab title now contains useful information about the image, in this format: "filename (image type, image dimension)" This is very useful for my job. I often need to know the dimensions of various online images. However, this is where excessive truncation gets in the way and ruins the cool feature. Take this image link for example. Because the filename is somewhat long, the tab name gets pointlessly truncated to two lines, and I cannot confirm its type and dimensions without doing something much more elaborate, such as pressing Ctrl-I and browsing webpage info, or outright copying/saving the image to view it in another program. This, in comparison, is fine, it just about fits and I can get all the relevant information just by hovering over a tab... but with just a few more words in the filename, it would no longer be the case. It's just sad when a cool feature gets canceled out by a bad one. ... View more

a setting like the windows one for taskbar behavior, where u can make it so the tabs automatically hides unless your have you pointer over it. This would be really helpful on small laptops. ... View more

Some websites always ask to use the local storage, i.e. every time I load them. If I'm not mistaken, in similar case of microphone permissions, there's a checkbox like 'remember for this site'. I'd like the same for this permission to stop websites from doing this annoying permission request. ... View more

Please adding the ability to import and export bookmarks and saved passwords in Firefox Android. For a long time, Firefox Android has seemed like just an accessory to the PC version. Users even have to rely on the PC version to sort bookmarks, and the 'Sort by custom order' is still not available. This results in a poor browsing experience for Android users. I really hope you can pay more attention to the experience of Android users. Please focus on improving functionality first before working on new settings menus. Practicality is more important than a pretty interface!   ... View more

Good morning . is-it possible to have new function in  menu ≡ ? History + Close all pages + Open firefox Thanks willphil ... View more

I would love a way for an extension to interact with the models and tooling built in for the "AI-enhanced tab groups" feature. It would massively decrease data privacy and security risks associated with extension authors having to build their own tooling for auto-naming functions. Example Usecase: https://github.com/josh-berry/tab-stash/issues/625  ... View more

Currently, ever single folder and sub-folder need to have the poll/push settings activated individually. Having a global "enable sync for all folders" or similar option, or alternatively having a switch with an "also sync sub-folders" option would be a huge QOL improvement.  If performance degradation for older7slower devices is a concern, such options can come with the necessary warnings (or even confirmation dialogues) about performance and RAM usage. When speaking about sub-folders, I am making the assumption that proper sub-folder handling (as partially shown in the V12 Beta version) will be implemented, of course. The current stable version of the app doesn't recognize sub-folders at all. ... View more