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There should be a dark theme for mozilla.org and addons.mozilla.org. The latter is particularly important, since it is a protected page and addons like Dark Reader cannot touch it. If you're worried about wasting developer time on designing this from scratch, you could cheat by using the Dark Reader npm library. There is an option to export the autogenerated CSS as a string (exportGeneratedCSS). You could use this as a starting point and modify/correct any of the mistakes the Dark Reader algorithms made. Documentation: https://github.com/darkreader/darkreader#using-dark-reader-for-a-website Bonus points if you can make the light/dark themes switch based on prefers-color-scheme so it matches OS/browser theme settings. ... View more

I'm often viewing PDFs in Firefox and I use the tab icons to quickly find the right tab, but when a tab contains a PDF it has no icon. This makes it harder for me to find it quickly as I'm looking for the absence of something. Some icon for a tab containing a PDF or just an icon indicating a tab is viewing a local file would be really useful. ... View more

Hello, I would like to send a request for a feature that I think would enhance user security and privacy controls in Firefox browser. Currently, Firefox maintains an internal list of restricted domains (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/quarantined-domains) where browser extensions cannot execute scripts or access content. This is a great protection mechanism. However, the list is hard-coded and cannot be edited by the user. I would appreciate the ability to manually add specific domains (banking sites, health portals, personal cloud services) to the local version of the list. This can be easily implemented using the currently existing mechanisms. Please take my suggestion into consideration. ... View more

Currently, there is no easy way to subscribe to updates of all subfolders in the mail client included into the "parent" folder. File -> Subscribe -> I have to click through all the subfolders one by one to renew my subscription. It's inconvenient and time-consuming. It is necessary to make sure that when you mark a subscription to new emails in the "parent" folder, the subscription to updates of all subfolders occurs automatically. #thunderbird ... 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

I hope Firefox Android can remember and open the bookmark folder I last visited instead of always returning to the main bookmark directory. This would make it more convenient to use. ... View more

Ctrl + Click on tabs to quickly group them together. Also, drag a tab onto another to group it. Drag a tab into a group to add it to a group. Drag a tab out of a group to remove it from the group. Shift + Click a tab to remove it from a group. ... View more

There should be an option to delete history from Firefox Sync and across all devices. Right now if I have already sync history. There's no way to delete those sync history. If I disable sync from firefox, it won't sync new history. But as soon as I login from other device and start history sync. Those old history comes back. Mozilla should implement an option that will delete those sync history from all devices including Mozilla server. ... View more

I suggest adding swipe gestures in Firefox for Android that allow users to navigate forward and backward by swiping left or right on the screen. This gesture-based navigation would make browsing more intuitive and convenient, especially on mobile devices. ... View more

the settings tab does not have an add choice. Only the listed bots Mozilla approves of. ... View more

Is it possible to have in my thunderbird for android phone an address book as in thunderbird for PC ? It would be nice to quit Google ! Thank you ... View more

Hello, I'm a multi-browser user from China. I use multiple browsers on different devices. Besides well-known browsers like Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Maxthon, I also use popular Chinese browsers such as 360 Safe Browser, Quark Browser, and QQ Browser. I have different bookmarks stored in these various browsers. Although there are relevant extensions that can address this issue, it's still quite troublesome. If you could provide an automatic bookmark deduplication feature in a future version and place the differing content in a separate folder, such as "From XYZ" (for differential bookmarks, for example, although they are the same bookmarks, one is in File A and the other is in File B), it would be great. 标题 在导入其他浏览器内容或者别的书签自动合并 正文 你好，我是一个多浏览器用户，我来自中国，我使用多个浏览器，不同的设备不一样，除了知名的微软的edge浏览器，谷歌的chrome浏览器，傲游浏览器以外，还有中国本土热门的360安全浏览器，夸克浏览器，QQ浏览器什么的，我在这些不同的浏览器里面存有不同的书签，虽说有相关的拓展可以解决这个问题，但还是比较麻烦的，如果你们可以在未来的某个版本提供书签自动去重功能，并将差异内容单独放在某个文件夹里面比如来自XYZ（差异性书签，比如虽然是相同的书签但一个在A文件里面，一个在B文件里面） ... View more

Tab Groups are currently implemented in Chrome such that closing all of the browser's windows (or even just a window with a tab group in it) does not eliminate the list of existing tab groups; they're saved, and the user can click on a tab group in the list and respawn the tabs in that tab group. If I recall correctly, Brave implements it this way too, as does Safari (though it looks different, obviously). To me, this is the killer-feature aspect of Tab Groups: they're like temporary bookmarks, so even if my browser crashes, I don't lose what I was working on, but I don't have to go to the trouble of saving (and updating) a bunch of bookmarks to get that effect for things that I only want to save temporarily. It would be great if Firefox added this ability as well. Thanks! ... View more

I also want to throw my hat into the ring. There are some things that Chrome does better than Firefox, and I will list one area where Firefox could improve in future releases. Browser History Page Mozilla should seriously consider adding this feature to Firefox because it directly addresses a significant gap in user experience. Users today expect a browser that not only protects their privacy but also offers them the tools they need to navigate their online activities effectively. Why isn't there an about:history in Firefox yet? Implementing a detailed history page that opens in a new tab, similar to Chrome, would empower users to easily track their browsing habits over time. This isn't just about convenience; it's about giving users the ability to find important information from weeks, months, or even years ago. Limiting history to just 7 days feels outdated and restrictive, especially when users often need to revisit older content for work, research, or personal reasons. Adding this feature would significantly enhance user satisfaction and loyalty, making Firefox a more appealing choice for those who value both privacy and functionality. ... View more

All major platforms (Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, iOS/iPadOS) allow apps to have multiple icons, letting users choose which one should be displayed on desktop/home screen/in app menu. The icons to choose from could include legacy icons, Firefox Preview icon, recently released Halloween icons and more. Similar, platform specific ideas were proposed before (iOS, desktop), but without much success. This proposal attempts to streamline the voting by covering all platforms at once. Icon examples: ... View more

Enable support for Platform Authenticators macos like chrome (and chrome based browsers). https://webauthn.me/browser-support this is the only thing stopping me from using firefox. ... View more

Search all open tabs like cntl-f for basic search. ... View more

Firefox Fennec had a great tabbed interface on tablets. When Fenix came, we regressed to a stretched out phone UI. After years of stagnation, Android tablets are rising again, thanks to foldables and new initiatives from Google. Firefox is missing out by not including a tabbed interface for Android tablet users, particularly because FF has best in class syncing abilities. Android power users are enthusiastic recommenders of their favorite browsers, so it would be huge advantage over Chromium based competitors!    ... View more

Currently, the sidebar allows account access and switching (tested with ChatGPT), and changing the account in the sidebar also changes the account logged into ChatGPT in my main browser tabs. This presents a problem for users like me who rely on Firefox Containers to manage multiple accounts. My typical setup is: Default (non-container) environment: Logged into my work/school account. Personal container: Used for casual conversations, silly questions, and random chats. The issue is that the sidebar is not container-aware. When I log into my personal account via the sidebar, it also overrides the account in my non-container tabs—disrupting the separation I rely on. Proposed solutions: Enable Firefox Container support in the sidebar, so users can assign container contexts to the sidebar session. Isolate sidebar authentication from main tab sessions, allowing sidebar usage to remain independent regardless of tab logins. Either of these changes would greatly improve the experience for users who juggle multiple accounts and rely on containers for clean separation. ... View more