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Suggest, to add a new module under settings, called "Diagnostic module" or similar.  Under this module, the user would have option, to run a diagnostic module.  This module would search for all/any errors in Firefox browser.  Then, be able to, at user's option, to send the error reports to Firefox (or Mozilla). ... View more

I lead a local history group and I send all the members a newsletter every week, but I also send messages to some members individually. If I search for messages I've sent to an individual person, I also get all the messages I've sent to ALL the group members. I think that many people would find it useful to be able to search for messages sent to a SINGLE individual only. ... View more

Could we show a datestamp for list items within the downloads area? At present, it can be difficult to determine chronology of downloaded items in the list over at [Settings] > Downloads: Firefox for Android Downloads section It's worth noting that the Firefox Desktop pull out menu for downloads doesn't show a datestamp: Firefox Desktop Downloads pull-out menu Though the full menu does: Firefox Desktop Downloads menu ... View more

It would be great to be able to close vertical tabs when the side bar is collapsed. Currently, the only way to do that is to right click the tab icon and click close. If there could be an X on the tab after hovering for a moment to close the tab, that would be great! ... View more

With version 98.0 the saving of .exe files won't ''ask me'' if i want to save the file like in previous versions.I read that the default saving attitude now is auto-saving. I have changed to ''always ask'' most of my content type like it was before, but the .exe type is missing. Please fix this on next version because a misclick - autosaving a .exe file can make things pretty bad. I have tried finding the ''Old Firefox'' folder in order to replace my old prefs.js but i guess newer versions have stopped using that folder.So please fix it. ... View more

Just last update I was able to middle click in my history to reopen a closed tab, now I can't do that and even when I right click it there's no option to open in new tab, so I have to manually copy the link into a new tab. I still can in the expanded history but not the quick one that comes up with ctrl+h . ... View more

When I reply to an eMail, a little arrow appears in the header line of the eMail list to indicate I've replied to that incoming eMail. I'd like to see that arrow be a link (button) to open that reply directly without having to go into the "Sent" folder and search for the reply. ... View more

To make delayed/planned sending of emails possible ... View more

Really like the sidebar implementation.  That said, it obviously changes how you interact with FF.  With my two day testing I have a request. I have several extensions that add their own sidebars.   They also sometimes add icons to the address bar and to the toolbar (and often via a right-click menu).   Several provide 3 or more different ways to access them in the main FF UI.    There is only the overflow menu as a mechanism to choose the presentation of one - all others are not optional. This isn't anything new other than Vertical sidebars are now visible and accessed all the time.   I want the ability to decide what is on the sidebar just like I can decide which extensions are on the toolbar.  You can literally have sidebars that open sidebars that open sidebars.  (try enabling the sidebar.  Now right-click on the customize sidebar.  Now launch a sidebar extension.  I have one extension that then provides launching *another* sidebar.   Some extensions make sense next to the addressbar - some in the sidebar. In the sidebar "Customize sidebar" sidebar (whew!) can we please have the ability to have a sidebar overflow menu like the toolbar?   Or the ability to hide extension sidebar icons from the main sidebar list?  Or best would be the ability to disable sidebar integration by extension. The simplest way seems:   I always have the ability to open sidebar extensions via the customize sidebar sidebar.   Just add a checkbox next to the individual extensions so I can choose their presentation exactly the same way I can with the Firefox native ones "AI chatbot, History, Bookmarks...etc"   ... View more

Add the ability to snooze emails in Thunderbird Android. Examples can be seen in GMail and Outlook Android. You use a gesture to snooze an email, and a dialog comes up with options like this evening, tomorrow, this weekend, custom date. In most cases I've seen they just move the email to another folder, and bring it back on the specified date/time. I saw this other idea, but it's only for desktop version ... View more

Please add the ability to see tags on emails, add/remove them, and add tags to the side bar with folders. Would like similar abilities for tags as the desktop application! Thanks!   ... View more

I was thinking about this over the last few days and I think there is an opportunity to really improve the Attachment UX in Thunderbird Mobile.  I attached pictures of each step and then a gif showing the UX in action. My thought is that the message header will have an attachment icon, and if you tap the attachment icon a tray that slides in from the right (similar to the accounts tray that slides from the left) will contain the message attachments.  I think this could be a really great user experience. I hope everyone likes it. Message Body. There is an attachment icon in the header. Clicking the attachment icon opens the attachment tray from the right. The attachment tray lists all of the attachments, which you can either open or download ... View more

Dear Mozilla Team, First of all, I deeply appreciate the work you do to maintain Firefox as a secure and privacy-respecting browser. Your commitment to an open web is truly valuable, and as a long-time supporter, I’d like to share an idea that could help strengthen Firefox’s sustainability. Why This Idea Matters With the possibility of Google Chrome being sold in the future, there is uncertainty regarding Google-related partnerships. As Mozilla currently relies heavily on search engine contracts for revenue, I believe diversifying revenue streams would be a proactive step toward ensuring long-term stability. Feature Proposal I suggest adding a small, unobtrusive Firefox icon button near the minimize button in the upper-right corner of the browser window. When clicked, this button would open a menu listing Mozilla’s key services, such as: ex> - Mozilla VPN - Sponsored partner ads (multiple entries possible) - Donate to Mozilla ❤️ This would provide a subtle but visible way to increase awareness and engagement with Mozilla’s services. Many users need a visible reminder to consider premium services, partnerships, or donations. Currently, these options are somewhat hidden, reducing engagement opportunities. Balancing Visibility and User Experience To avoid disrupting the browsing experience, the button’s design could be minimal—perhaps just an outline of the Firefox logo rather than a solid icon. This way, it remains noticeable but not intrusive. Additionally, when Mozilla VPN is activated, the icon could dynamically change to a shield symbol, visually reinforcing the idea that the user is protected. This would provide immediate and intuitive feedback, enhancing the sense of security without requiring additional notifications. ● Expected Benefits for Mozilla - Increased revenue diversity beyond search engine contracts - Higher user engagement with Mozilla VPN, partner ads, and donations - Stronger user perception of privacy and security through intuitive visual cues I hope this idea can contribute to Mozilla’s sustainability, and I would love to see it considered. Thank you for everything you do! (From a Korean user who strongly believes in Mozilla’s future.) ... View more

If a tab group name starts with an emoji, you can’t search for it in the top search bar. Also, searching by the emoji itself doesn’t work either. ... View more

I would love to use firefox as my main browser, but as someone that extensively uses icloud keychain to store his passwords, I cannot switch to firefox from Google chrome, as only google chrome and Edge support the icloud keychain extension on windows. ... View more

In Thunderbird Mobile email attachments, if any, are displayed at the bottom. Now, if an email conversation goes on forever, it can take ages to scroll down to find the attachment, and therefore you run the risk of missing it. Thank you for all the great work! ... View more

Ciao team di Mozilla Firefox, Vorrei proporre una funzionalità che migliorerebbe significativamente l'esperienza utente in Firefox. Attualmente, quando si minimizza il browser prima di chiuderlo, Firefox non memorizza correttamente la dimensione della finestra al momento della riapertura. Di conseguenza, l'utente è costretto a ripristinare manualmente la dimensione ogni volta che riavvia il browser, anche se la finestra era stata precedentemente ridimensionata. Conosco soluzioni alternative, come l'uso di estensioni o script di automazione, ma sarebbe sicuramente preferibile una soluzione nativa che consenta di salvare e ripristinare automaticamente la dimensione e la posizione della finestra, anche quando Firefox viene minimizzato prima di essere chiuso. Una funzionalità integrata nel browser, magari tramite un'opzione nelle impostazioni o un pulsante dedicato, che permetta agli utenti di "bloccare" le dimensioni della finestra, sarebbe estremamente utile. Penso che questa funzionalità rappresenterebbe un significativo miglioramento per molti utenti che utilizzano Firefox in modo intensivo e che preferiscono mantenere una finestra con dimensioni specifiche senza doverla ripristinare ogni volta. Vi ringrazio per l'attenzione e per il continuo impegno nel migliorare Firefox, un browser che apprezzo per la sua personalizzazione e le sue prestazioni. Grazie per il vostro lavoro! Ciao Team by Mozilla Firefox, I would like to offer a feature that would significantly improve the user experience in Firefox. Currently, when you minimize the browser before closing it, Firefox does not correctly store the size of the window at the time of reopening. As a result, the user is forced to manually restore the size every time he restarts the browser, even if the window had previously been reduced. I know alternative solutions, such as the use of automation extensions or scripts, but a native solution would certainly be preferable that allows you to automatically save and restore the size and position of the window, even when Firefox is minimized before being closed. An integrated functionality in the browser, perhaps through an option in the settings or a dedicated button, which allows users to "block" the size of the window, would be extremely useful. I think this functionality would represent a significant improvement for many users who use Firefox intensively and who prefer to maintain a window with specific dimensions without having to restore it every time. I thank you for your attention and for the continuous commitment to improve Firefox, a browser I appreciate for its personalization and performance. Thanks for your work! ... View more

I use Japanese on a daily basis, but my computer is set to English. Whenever I view a page in Japanese, asked translate it. It would be useful to be able to select a language to be translate, or to remove language from the translation service. ... View more

Hey friends, A feature which exists on most email apps (at least Outlook) is that when a legitimate email/sender falsely gets sent into the spam folder, one can choose to say the sender is safe, meaning the email automatically gets put back into the regular inbox, and all of the same sender's future emails land in the regular inbox instead of the spam folder. Currently I always have to switch back to Outlook to do this when I (often) receive legit mail in my spam. Thanks, Axel ... View more