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Adding a PDF comment turns on the "Highlight color" palette. This covers up a chunk of the screen. I'd prefer if the highlight color were left at a default setting that could be changed by clicking. If someone wanted to keep the palette up in order to more quickly change colors between successive comments, clicking it could leave the palette up across successive comments (but clicking it again would leave it off across comments).     ... View more

The PDF editing feature is much appreciated! Title basically says it all. The PDF sticky note bubbles are so large that they cover the line of text immediately above the line where the comment is made, making it harder to read (see first screenshot). Compare Zotero's much less conspicuous comment bubbles (see second screenshot).   ... View more

Please include a way to completely disable the anti-spam; it's useless to me and has already caused me serious trouble. I've tried every possible way to disable it, but it's been impossible. ... View more

Hello dear Thunderbird team, Thank you very much for your work. Those features would greatly impove email redaction in full screen email redaction mode (and are available in the despicable Outlook) : Add some shortcuts to improve email layout customisation (it  give the user the possibility to pick those he wants) : Font size picker Text color picker Strike-through option Display the highlight option + highlight color Display the image border configuration (should be able to be done by right clicking the image like the "Image Border Edition" extension does It should be possibile to modify the dropdown elements at different levels of indentation Copy paste a file in an email should add that file as an attachment Copy paste an image in the email content should add that image "inline" with the text I hope that this email will help you improve this software. Best regards ... View more

I don't like to leave automatic updates on for the add-ons of Firefox so every now and then i go check if any add-ons has an update, but the position of the button to update (after pressing the three orizontal dots) it should be first in the menu that opens (I'm italian so in the photo the menu is in italian) but in the menu that opens is: Remove/Update/Report/Manage and I think it will be better if it was Update/Manage/Report/Remove so in case of a wrong click we do not remove the add-ons. Thanks   Firefox   ... View more

Summary: Introduce tab-level temporal metadata and navigation controls to improve tab management and productivity for users who work with many open tabs. Description: When multiple tabs are open, it becomes difficult to track which tabs are recent, frequently used, or inactive. All tabs currently appear visually identical aside from title and favicon, which limits situational awareness and slows down workflows. This proposal introduces a lightweight “Tab Timeline” feature that surfaces useful tab activity information via a hover tooltip. Proposed Behavior: When the user hovers over a tab, a small tooltip or overlay appears, showing: Opened: Timestamp when the tab was created Last Active: Most recent interaction or update time Time Spent: Total active time spent on the tab Access Count: Number of times the tab was focused Navigation Controls: ← Previous tab Next → tab Example Tooltip: Tab Info Opened: 10:42 AM Last Active: 11:05 AM Time Spent: 23 min Accessed: 18 times [ ← Previous ] [ Next → ] Use Cases: Managing 20–50+ tabs efficiently Research or study sessions Development/debugging workflows Identifying stale or unused tabs Quickly switching between recently used tabs Benefits: Better tab awareness Faster navigation Reduced cognitive load Cleaner session management Improved productivity for power users Privacy Considerations:        All tracking can remain local to the browser with no telemetry or external data collection. Optional Enhancements (future ideas): Sort tabs by last active or time spent Highlight inactive tabs Auto-close stale tabs Tab statistics panel in Tab Manager Thank you for considering this enhancement to Firefox. ... View more

With a catchall address on my domain. It is easy to find out which party might be leaking my address when receiving spam. But with the current Mozilla monitor it is only possible to specify specific email addresses to be monitored, not a whole domain. Please consider improving the service. ... View more

The latest controversial proton redesign added new two lines tabs, however it haven't been put to great use. I think we can do better and at the same time bring back the compact mode by merging the search bar and the tab bar. While we put the url directly into the tabs, other icons could go in the tool bar, making a better use of the window surface. The url is a clickable text area and expands to show the full search bar when we start typing. ---------------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE 1 To elaborate a bit more on my original idea We could put the hamburger button on the left because it looks a bit weird next to the reduce button (at least on windows) The same way the download icon is hidden unless we're downloading we could hide the back and forward buttons unless there's something in the history The refresh and fav button could be on the tab (and visible only on hover maybe ?) The many icons that can appear on the left of the address bar could be fused all together in one single tabbed panel. The displayed icon would change based on priority : (btw the Extension label could be removed and only show the extension name) Which gives an even slicker look : ---------------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE 2 With larger active tab and refresh/fav icons. With many tabs it could look like this : I also added the sound indicator icon instead of the "Playing" text (this icon is already used on pinned tabs). And since the Lock icon is not always visible with my unique icon idea I talked earlier I though we could color code the domain, green = secured, red = not secured. 🤔 ... View more

Hello. Please add the ability to set up an additional (backup) DNS over HTTPS server. This is necessary for fault tolerance. For example, so I could set up Cloudflare DNS as the primary DNS server and Google DNS as the secondary DNS server. If Cloudflare DNS stops responding, Google DNS would be used. ... View more

Firefox desktop got new Kit wallpapers as part of the mascot rebrand, and Kit is cute 🙂 Proposal: Add please customizable Kit wallpapers to Firefox iOS home screen. This would maintain visual consistency across platforms, increase user engagement with the new Kit mascot ands how iOS users that they are not forgotten:) Thanks in advance! ... View more

Hi, In Thunderbird, when I double-click an email attachment, it opens with the default application I've set for that file type. However, I'm unable to add new file types to this list (please see image). For example, I frequently receive .R and .Rmd files from students. Being able to open these with Positron or RStudio via a single double-click would greatly simplify my quick reviews. In summary, I'd like to enable users to expand this list themselves.    ... View more

Hi - one neat feature in g**gle calendar is 'Schedule View' - which gives an endlessly scrollable list of events. Would love to have this in my new favourite email & calendar client on Mac please! Thanks for listening PS some calendars are easiest to see turning on eg. Month view, but some definitely easier to see as Schedule view. ... View more

So scrolling through the list in your collection and one slight miss swipe and something is deleted. What was it? No idea. It just vanishes. It would be great if there was a confirm delete option before it disappears.  ... View more

Brave for android allows to replace the Google search bar at the bottom of the Pixel launcher. This feature is missing on Firefox for Android. As I changed phone and now own a Google pixel I had to change browser because of this, so it would be a major feature to include for me ... View more

In accessibility on mobile, theres an option to enable "Zoom an all web sites" even if the sites don't support zooming. It's a brilliant feature. However, there's a couple sites where this zooming feature causes the site to be borderline unusable. A commonly used example would be DuckDuckGo's search in the "Image" results tab, where zooming in/out in a selected image glitches between DDG's own zooming feature and Firefox's zooming feature. Being able to add exceptions for sites where Firefox's zooming accessibility setting is *not* applied would be very useful, like how other settings have site exceptions.   ... View more

To treat specific hostnames as secure contexts even if the protocol is http Firefox has the dom.securecontext.allowlist about:config preference. It would be great if this setting would also let you narrow down the allowance to a specific port since the https upgrading can easily break other applications. Chromium already has this feature: in its chrome://flags "Insecure origins treated as secure" setting you can specify URLs with ports. Example use case: accessing a self-hosted web app via a Tailscale VPN when the app depends on a feature only available in secure contexts ... View more

This would allow for Electron-like frameworks that work on top of Gecko and SpiderMonkey instead of Chromium via CEF. It would also be good for embedding webpages in desktop applications. As it stands, CEF is the go to for this along with some WebKit-based options like WPE. ... View more

Convert the currency from what is displayed on the web page to the users selected currency (e.g., selected in settings or by the currency of the region they browse in) by highlighting the price. It's a feature in Opera that I'd love to see in Firefox. https://www.opera.com/features/units-converter  ... View more

I couldn't find my idea so I'm proposing that the lists viewed on the Firefox Homepage be allowed to integrate with one of the various list programs currently available -- Microsoft Todo, etc..  I REALLY like the idea of seeing lists on the homepage but I absolutely DO NOT want to recreate items --- or even create them manually.  Firefox  #Homepage   ... View more