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Here's my vision to revamp Firefox Screenshot: When clicking the screenshot icon on the toolbar, the built-in addon should instead take a screenshot immediately, instead of resizing a screenshot, capturing visible or full page, as shown in fig 1.PNG HOWEVER, If you don't like that, The addon should have a setting that you can access in Addons & Themes > Firefox Screenshots > Options. This also means unhiding the built-in addon from the Addons & Themes menu. Upon opening up the menu, The devs can add as much setting they can envision (than my vision right now) as they want. But in my vision, It will have 4 core setting: One-Click Screenshot, or Show Options (If set to Show Options, they will show the fig 1.PNG as usual.) Feel free, Devs of Firefox to innovate this idea as much. I'm just a consumer/customer and aren't a dev of Firefox 🙂 Thanks! - L. ... View more

Hello, this is mainly an issue for visually impaired users, but is also an issue for all keyboard users. if you open the cogntext menu of a downloading item in the downloads list, then there are options to pause and resume it. However, the only way to cancel the item is to click a button on its right hand side. And if the download fails then the only way to retry it would once again require a mouse click of a right hand side button. For a keyboard user there appears to be no straight forward way to either cancel or retry a failed download. Hence it would be great if these options could be included in the context menus. Then they could be accessed by performing the keyboard equivalent of a right-click, i.e. pressing either the menu button, or shift+F10) Another solution might be to make the cancel / retry buttons accessible by pressing the right arrow key while the item is selected. But please do not make these buttons accessible by pressing the up and down arrows, as this would double the number of up and down key presses needed to get to items in the list. Thank you for reading. ... View more

Please allow the Address Bar to be MOVED or hidden. ... View more

A setting would be nice (feature request) so that Firefox automatically forgets websites in the timeline that are older than 3 months, 6 months, etc. ... View more

It would be nice to add a "Empty Deleted Items Folder" like MS Outlook has. ... View more

When viewing local folders it would be helpful to right click a folder and see a list of all mail filters that send mail to that folder. Then be able to edit and delete them as normal. My use case is where I have multiple filters sending mail into a folder and I wish to redirect one or more of them somewhere else. ... View more

Re: MZHistory, http://www.nirsoft.net This is a suggestion to add a new feature to Mozilla History. Many people use the internet as a resource for research. In doing so, they visit many websites and later wish to save the links and go back to websites that they visited. I use reference software with great success. However, when I visit YouTube.com, I wish Mozilla History would record the Channel name. Currently, Mozilla History tacks "- YouTube" at the end of the Title. Would it be possible to tack the Channel name instead? Much appreciated your consideration of this suggestion. Gavin Ziegler ... View more

To provide the time for each entry in history. ... View more

Either give a warning before deleting a folder or relocate the delete option away from the more often used "edit" & "sort by name" folder options. I have accidentally deleted folders more times than I want to admit. I may have to consider a different browser.  Thank you. ... View more

I've been looking around for options to save a page as, PDF format. But many of them break the page apart, or split images into parts of pages. Even the Printer option to "Save as PDF" isn't very good. So I'm wanting to suggest Mozzilla might want an option for a Properly saved PDF, that ensures that you get exactly what you'd see on a Firefox Tab. Not a Stack of pieces that jump around on the pages like some PDF tools do. ... View more

I've been using Thunderbird for more than 15 years, and have an extensive folder structure (easily more than 300 folders).  Dragging and dropping emails for filing them is not realistic.  It would be great to have keyboard shortcuts for moving & copying emails, and for being able to "jump" from one folder to another.  There currently is an add-on (Quick Folder Move) that does this, and I'm grateful for it (and I've contributed funds to the developer for it).  That being said, I don't think I can expect a developer to maintain their add-on in perpetuity in order to stay current with each release of Thunderbird.  It would therefore be great if that capability was part of Thunderbird itself. ... View more

Please add a setting in iOS to automatically clear website data. Thanks ... View more

I don't know if this is a system wide iOS issue or something specific to Firefox, but I'm not able to disable link preview when long pressing a link. I was able to disable it in Safari which also disabled it in iMessage, but link previews are still showing up in Firefox and Firefox Focus. It's very surprising for a browser focused on privacy and security. I should not have to make a connection to another server in order to see the URL behind a link. Automatically downloading from an unknown URL opens my device up to zero day exploits and privacy violations. Does anyone know how to disable this completely or submit a bug report to Firefox? ... View more

There could be an option to disable the home screen, or the possibility for the home screen to be a tab like any other, as sometimes we just want to use some add-on (in my case Authenticator) and we are not allowed to open add-ons on the home screen of Firefox for Android. ... View more

Firefox could use data compression and cloud acceleration to reduces page load times and data usage by compressing files (on own servers) as the content is downloaded or opened in the browser.  ... View more

On Firefox Mobilewhen new tabs from different websites are continuously opened, it would be useful a function that automatically groups the tabs with the same second-level domain, showing the second-level domain as the title of the grouped tab ... View more

Using Firefox in Windows environment. It has happened many times that, I wanted to open a new tab by clicking on + sign at the end of last tab in the bar, and instead of opening a new tab, I am ending-up closing the last tab becuase there is no visual difference in last plus + sign and close x sign. More over, the new tab + sign stays hidden until mouse pointer is taken on it, which is another reason, why I am ending-up closing the last tab instead of opening a new tab. Please fix it and make New Tab + sign always visible and distinct from Close Tab x sign. ... View more

I ❤️ the feature of Firefox called Reader View. I’ve been a fan for many years.  BUT, if you leave the popup in order to use the buttons while you read along, it blocks some of the text as the text automatically scrolls.  Because there's a lot of empty space on the side, could the popup start on the other side and appear over empty space rather than the text? Here is for example how I implement this on my end: /** for the "reader view" popup to NOT overlap the text **/ .dropdown .dropdown-popup { inset-inline-start: -260px !important; } ... View more

I have 1,499 tabs open inside Firefox and this is not the most I have ever had. when I find a website I like I usually keep the tab open. I end up with many duplication's so I would love a new feature. I want to be able right click on any tab and inside that menu you already have. I want to be able to sort tables by website. so if I have like 20 YouTube tabs and 10 the weather network tabs etc it will group them beside each other. I am sure you guys could come up with other ways to sort tabs. so you would have a option called sort and then a menu with different ways to short your tabs open in Firefox. its really difficult for me having over a thousand tabs but i am sure its the same for some one who may have 100 - 300 tabs open. I use "Startup: Open previous windows and tabs"  ... View more