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CTRL D bookmarks only one tab whether one or multiple tabs are selected. It would be faster to select multiple tabs and press the hotkey than click it in the context menu. ... View more

Please add an improved privacy protection feature to the Firefox browser against defining DNS\MAC addresses. By the way, the malicious one that is posted by hackers on various hacked sites, from software sales to botnet sites, I think it probably sees your IP\DNS\MAC addresses, that is, it intercepts your logins, passwords and bank card numbers from the browser. Virus and Malicious Scan on: VirusTotal - Home  . The Safe IP anonymizer seemed to have a function called «Hiding Real DNS». ✋ 👍 🤔 ... View more

Hi, in Pocket it would be nice to have a way to auto hide or filter out all read articles.  This way you can swiftly go from one article to the next and not have to go through previously read articles next time.  Thanks ... View more

An option to block all images and videos when using cellular on iOS ... View more

i like mozilla.the philosophy for free software that doesn't profit from privacy rocks!!! but i found i missing point that the google browser chrome supports midi keyboard on web page (check from DEXED | Web Audio Modules) you don't. maybe its only my model nektar impact gx61 .please add this to your roadmap... ... View more

There is an extension called Zoom Text Only in the Chrome browser. This extension allows you to create an individual font size on each page. For example, if you want to set the font size on the Camp Firefox page to 150%, you can do this and the extension remembers this and on a fan fiction page you want to set the font size to 200% because the font size is too small, and the extension remembers this. It would be nice if this were integrated into the on-board tools in Firefox. So far, you can only select a global font size for the entire Internet using the on-board tools. The keyword is individual customizability of a browser.  If a browser does not offer individual customizability, people will migrate to other browsers who offer this.   ... View more

I have an 8" Android tablet with FF Focus as a default browser. About half the width of screen is taken by four buttons (back, forward, reload and trash). On a small tablet this creates clutter. Often I can't see even a short address, only a domain name fits (sometimes even that doesn't fit). On the phone there's only one button (trash). In normal Firefox for Android there's only one, as well (home). I'd like to have similarly simple view on a tablet with only one button in front of address bar instead of four, the same way it always is in normal Firefox and in Focus in the phone mode. This could be achieved in the same way it is done in Firefox: move nav buttons to the sidebar. This could be a toggle: either show buttons in the address bar or move them to sidebar. ... View more

Microsoft made available in build 22494 the feature to mute the mic from the taskbar mic button, in build 22504 they added a shortcut for this feature, it would be really useful to make Firefox support this feature because it would have many benefits from an accessibility and privacy perspective. ... View more

When using Ctrl+t from a text based website, the new tab that is created is ready for user input in the address bar. For some reason, when watching video in full screen mode this does not happen; the address bar is not selected. I want to begin typing right away and not have to click on the bar. ... View more

I was hoping I could do a CTRL+Left arrow or CTRL+Right arrow in order to move the tab focus to a different tab. I would find that easier then mouse clicking. ... View more

Hi, your browser is great, but so is FreeBSD. Proudly add FreeBSD as one of the supported systems in Tier-1 and post on your page that Firefox is present in ports and packages. Thanks. ... View more

Hello Would it be possible tu add as a built-in feature the contacts sidebar in the main screen, below the folder list, as the old Contacts Sidebar extension did it. It existed too in the ancient Outlook Express.  https://addons.thunderbird.net/fr/thunderbird/addon/contacts-sidebar/?src=ss It woud be very appreciated by many users Thanks ... View more

Under the tools=settings have as checkbox  Always display inbox when opening Thunderbird. (I have no interest in seeing what was displayed when I previously closed.)     ... View more

Why dont you make it send on my recovery (second) email or main email or phone number 6 digit code. Like Google. If Mozilla support can't help me i will stay with competition. 😥 I'm locked in my own box because of this issue. ... View more

#Thunderbird quickfilter: possibility to put more filters through wildcards or separation of terms by semicolon: Ex: john;joe or  jo* Thanks!         ... View more

I'd like to avoid confusing people by using a single email address that is the one for my own domain rather than the email addresses for the assorted ISPs and company email addresses, but, currently, I have to type it in each time, which is a real bind. An option to store a customiseed From address would be Heaven! ... View more

There are a few items that are locked from customization from the Customize Toolbar... screen: Front and Back buttons cannot be removed The inflexible space on the left of the tab bar (and to the left of the new Firefox View button) There are probably a few other things as well I've been told that the space on the left is there so that people have a place to grab the window. However, there are, by default, two flexible spaces added around the address bar that can be grabbed. Strangely, the space disappears when the window is maximized. This doesn't make much sense: The space could still be used to grab the window and restore it to its original size... If it were still there. Changing the appearance and functionality of the tab bar when the window is maximized doesn't serve any purpose and is a bit confusing. In any event, I'm requesting that the inflexible space be removed. If the developers want an easy way for users to grab the window in addition to the two already available by default flexible spaces, replace it with a flexible space. This way, users who don't want a chunk of their tab bar to be blank and useless can simply remove it. Sidenote on the FF View button: Perhaps the icon can be modified a bit so it's not simply the FF icon but contains an element or elements that indicate its function. ... View more

Scenario: You press CTRL+K to focus on the address bar because you want to make a search (and not treat the input as a URL), but you don't want to use google, or whatever your default search engine is. So you press the down arrow key repeatedly to move through your list of alternatives until you reach your desired search engine. Here is a video demonstration of what I am talking about. Improvement: After focusing the address bar with CTRL+K, instead of pressing an arrow key to go to the next search engine, why not just continue to hold down the CTRL key and keep pressing K? As it stands, inputting CTRL+K multiple times does not do anything beyond the initial input. So, it seems like there is prime real estate available in the competitive shortcut namespace just waiting to be used. PS: I know this a supremely trivial matter—having to move your right hand from the K button down to the arrow keys hardly qualifies as an inconvenience—but I find myself in this scenario so often that any minor improvement would drastically improve my workflow.     ... View more