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I love the new Firefox Home interface and its options to customize it. In my opinion, a really great addition, would be to implement dynamic wallpapers.  By dynamic wallpaper I mean a rotating wallpaper that changes every X time (maybe every hour or a configurable time) so it isn't the same one all the time. I'd say competitors like Chrome already have this option built in.  In Firefox there are extensions that provide this feature but I'd really like it to be standard. ... View more

Hello Firefox  fans I have a suggestion that I would like to make and hopefully wouldn't be a huge change to implement. Please move the "Undo add to dictionary" menu item from the top of the context menu! Why? When I add a new word to the dictionary, "Undo add to dictionary" appears at the top of the list... exactly where the "Use Saved Password" normally appears. Muscle memory causes me to click the first item on the context menu... and I lose the word I added to the dictionary.  Can someone move this item, maybe to the end of the context list? Or, add a verification dialog that you want to remove the new word from the dictionary? I thank you and my sanity thanks you too. Aaron ... View more

When you right click on a full screen, perhaps by mistake, there should be a continue button.  This way, the user does not have to hit exit full screen, or some other button, (in this specific scenario while watching a movie). Thank you ... View more

Time has passed, and you, Firefox-Mozilla, continue to ignore a very serious situation. So, here's what I'll say. I'll be honest with you. I find the round design so difficult to perceive and impractical in everyday life that it may force me to stop using Firefox. Because the Firefox user interface has always been so characteristic, with its RECTANGULAR design with an appropriate level of rounding. Now it's just a typical cheap “design like everyone else's.” And don't tell me that this is how you “integrate” the Firefox design into today's "leading operating systems" like Windows & Mac (By the way, I have serious questions about the future of Windows). Don't! Just give us the option to configure the LEVEL OF ROUNDING in the settings. Every time I open Firefox, the rounded tabs kill me. It's unbearably painful, inconvenient, and impractical. Your “new” round design really sticks out from the overall aesthetics of Firefox. Here's my proof: when you open the “Application Menu,” you see two completely different designs. Your website is even "rectangular", guys! It's rectangular with neat edges, and no one is pointing fingers or complaining about it! Just give users the option to customize the roundness of the design. Because human psychology and practice tell us that "a rectangle is much more reliable and convenient than a circle." Thank you for your understanding. ... View more

Hi. I suggest you make the scroll to close right-click-menu & continue scrolling. Like in Yandex Browser. Very convenient. ... View more

I know public sentiment for AI is not great right now, but personally I don't see a problem with it and I like that Firefox is adding it, especially because it's not in your face the way other browsers have it. I recently switched to Firefox from Edge because the AI push was too great with Copilot (and I thought that even though I was one of the few people who actually enjoyed using Copilot) I immediately liked that Firefox let me pick from multiple different cloud provided AI models and I'm not stuck with using whichever one you pick for me. I've started self-host my own local LLM server using Ollama and OpenWebUI, and I think it'd be great if I could select my own models to be used in Firefox from the list instead of just the major cloud provided ones. Obviously not a priority feature, but something to think about nonetheless. ... View more

In desktop versions of Firefox, it is relatively easy to view the page source for documents, images, videos, etc. The metadata, usually within the first few lines of gobbledygook, will tell you if the material was generated, sometimes which AI, the prompt, and other information. None of this is available (that I've been able to find) in the mobile app.  This is is a serious defect.  We all need to be able to check this easily. Additionally couldn't your platform render metadata "<title>video generated by ai free at DuckDuckGo</title> for example, with a symbol so that we could just see at a glance?   ... View more

Perhaps place a "P" in the box of a story that is behind a paywall? After a while, it becomes a bit disheartening to try to access said stories that are nothing more than unadvertised subscription ads. ... View more

I only have the one profile, I don't need to be told I'm using it. I feel like it's a poweruser feature that's just going to confuse casuals. ... View more

Hello, I was hoping in the future as an improvement to Thunderbird that you could possibly tighten up the address To: and From: info bar above the actual body of the email. As of right now the box takes up too much space of the email when there is alot of empty space in the address bar itself.  It might be possible to place the To: and From: on the same line instead one above the other with a large space in between each. It just seems like a waste of space and would give more real estate for the actual message pane on the email. Please consider this improvement, Thanks!     Daver1 ... View more

Wish there was a feature similar to the safari mobile app where you could switch up froom the address bar to view all the open tabs. Makes the whole one hand usability seemless. ... View more

Like on Google Translate page, there is a button in the middle to swap the From/To languages effortlessly. Could something like this be implemented on the Translate Selection popup window in Firefox? ... View more

when you have source code with base64 images, one long line, not have active wrapable, line rewrite text more times... 🙂 funny bug. Normal editor (far manager) show only selected numbers of character (80 per screen width, FF can read 300 other hide) ... View more

When asking for a page security information (desktop Firefox  : 🔒 in URL bar => "Connection secure" => "More information"), Firefox displays the TLS version and the cipher used in the established TLS connection. With the last years issues with quantum computing apprehension and post-quantum cryptography, this is getting not more crucial than the KEX method used during a connection establishment: is it pre-PQ one (most likely, ECDH), PQ algorithm only, or a combined one (as preferred now). The applied algorithm is shown by some sites, for example, https://pq.cloudflareresearch.com/, but only for their own site. There could be sites with older software, suspicious for issues like session recording for later decryption. My request is to extend the page information with the KEX algorithm utilized during the secure connection establishment. Also, some more information might be useful, as a protocol used in the connection (HTTP/1, 2, QUIC, etc.)   ... View more

Would be great if local AI added for Thunderbird so it will improve the search capabilities. Meaning that I can ask the bot a question and it will find an answer from all my email history. For instance, "which flights did I book from Cathay Pacific in 2021" But all this have to happen locally, I don't want my data to go to public AI. ... View more

Hello Mozilla team, I really love the new unified sidebar in recent Firefox versions (bookmarks, history, synced tabs, AI chatbot, etc.), but one very useful feature is still missing compared to browsers like Vivaldi, Opera, Edge (Collections sidebar), and many Firefox forks (Floorp, Zen, etc.): The ability to add and pin any custom website / web page directly into the sidebar as persistent panels. Many users (including myself) use this for: WhatsApp Web / Telegram Web Personal dashboards / university portals / email / calendars Reference sites (Wikipedia, dictionaries, Notion, Google Keep, etc.) Monitoring tools (price trackers, weather, crypto, etc.) Right now we have to rely on third-party extensions (like Page Sidebar, Open Link in Sidebar, custom sidebar_action extensions), userChrome/user.js hacks, or separate windows — none of which feel as clean, performant, or integrated as native support would be. Suggested implementation ideas: Add a "+" or "Add website" button inside the sidebar Right-click on any tab / link → "Open in sidebar" / "Pin to sidebar" Allow pinning multiple custom panels with custom names, favicons, reload intervals, dark mode respect, etc. Keep existing sidebar tools (bookmarks/history/etc.) and add a separate "Web Panels" section Optional: support for vertical tabs + web panels side-by-side This single addition would bring Firefox much closer to power-user workflows that Vivaldi and Opera already offer natively, and would reduce the need for many workarounds/extensions. Thank you for considering this it would make Firefox even more competitive for productivity users. Best regards, [AmirAbbas]  ... View more

Firefox desktop has the functionality to have extensions pinned to toolbar for easy access on tabs and homepage. A similar functionality can be implemented in the android version. With the current Firefox android version, there already is an option to add a button to tab bar. Given the limited space on the bar, the choice of extension can be limited to one. Moreover, one needs to open a webpage to change extension value. It would be better if it can be managed/toggled through the homepage through the tab bar button. As an example, one can add a proxy toggle button to tab bar without having to open a webpage and then toggle the extension from the settings menu. ... View more

I expect this is not new and should work. At least it apparently does not work on openSUSE Linux, current Tumbleweed-Slowroll, Gnome 49.4 and Thunderbird v.140.8.0-1.0.4.1.sr20260202 .  This happends: selecting one or more files in Gnome Files, right-click and Email from the context menu: a Thunderbird email message window opens, but no attachments there or any suggested subject filled in. Thunderbird is set as default email and calender app. (In comparison Email link from Firefox to Thunderbird does work)  The corresponding feature works on Android (share) Gmail, and other earlier email clients, Seamonkey and maybe also GroupWise and earlier Thunderbird (?)   ... View more

Just add the ability to send bug reports to the Firefox interface (and possibly other Mozilla products). This would really simplify the process of communicating with support for users like me! 🥴 ... View more