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TB versions always switch to next tab when using CTRL+TAB, which cripples keyboard workflow using multiple tabs. Please allow to switch tabs to previous one using keyboard MRU style, like in Firefox. ... View more

The default attachment visibility is quite poor and often leads to missed attachments. Trying to figure out some improvements for myself, I would like to share what looks better than the default style, in my opinion. Improvements are surely welcome, but the most welcome would be a persistent improvement in the upcoming versions of Thunderbird - built in. Here is my userChrome.css which makes attachments more visible. The list of main differences from the default design: vertical layout, each attachment builds up a new row in the attachment panel (improves visibility of 2nd attachment, which is often missed) minimal panel height (made for my particular display, probably needs relative size, not absolute, or custom adjustments for other displays) - makes panel obvious on larger screens, rather than a small strip in the bottom. panel bgcolor matched to the other panel bgcolor, which makes it obviously stand out from the message body text and draws attention attachment items with distinguishable bgcolor, rounded borders, hover and selected colors heading above attachments + indentation of attachment items under the heading - which makes it look more professional, as well as standing out and drawing attention changes to both - preview and compose window (attachmentList and attachmentBucket) #attachmentList, #attachmentBucket { display: flex !important; flex-direction: column !important; align-items: stretch !important; gap: 0px !important; background: #F4F4F5; padding: 12px 14px !important; min-height: 160px !important; border: 1px solid #c0c0c0 !important; border-radius: 6px !important; box-shadow: 0 2px 6px rgba(0,0,0,0.10); } #attachmentList::before, #attachmentBucket::before { content: "📎 Attachments"; display: block; font-size: 18px; font-weight: 600; color: #2a2a2a; margin-top: 4px; margin-bottom: 10px; font-family: "Segoe UI", Tahoma, sans-serif !important; } #attachmentList * { font-size: 18px !important; font-family: "Segoe UI", Tahoma, sans-serif !important; } .attachmentItem { margin: 0 !important; background-color: #E5E5E7 !important; padding: 4px 12px !important; color: #000000 !important; font-weight: 500 !important; margin-left: 26px !important; margin-bottom: 6px !important; border-radius: 4px !important; box-sizing: border-box !important; } .attachmentItem:hover { background-color: #d6e4f0 !important; color: #000000 !important; } .attachmentItem[selected="true"] { border: 1px solid #A1A1AA !important; }  Compose message attachments list example: Preview message attachments example:       ... View more

https://www.reddit.com/r/ArcBrowser/comments/1axanq5/sidebar_appears_when_watching_video_in_fullcreen/  ... View more

I've been trying to get more privacy from the Big 3 and advertising by switching to Firefox and Thunderbird and I am loving the Firefox browser so far! Especially since Thunderbird has been brought to android, and with newer android version, you can replace Google with Firefox as your preferred service for storing your credentials (Passwords, Payments, Addresses) and it autofills across apps, not only websites.  One peculiar thing is missing though on Firefox Android: Web Autofill for Addresses isnt enabled for users that aren't in the US or Canada. Indeed on Firefox desktop, there are more supported regions, but still only US,CA,GB,FR,DE,BR,ES,JP. It gets even stranger, other regions are secretly supported in firefox desktop that aren't listed. For example when I add IE (Ireland) in the config, the address autofill correctly uses the Irish address formats... so why wasn't it added as a supported region? is it not finished testing? Many users know you can get around this by adding your region in extensions.formautofill.addresses.supportedCountries on the desktop, but you can't on android. The process is more complex and involves downloading firefox beta or nightly to change the config, and then you need to force your region to a supported one like en-US, with intl.locale.requested. But why this workaround? This is quite a useful and important feature to be missing for people outside those countries. Technically speaking, 88% of the worlds population is missing support here 🙂   I have a solution to this problem which would enable anyone to use Autofill, while their regions support is under development. There are many regions, each have their own address formats so I understand why Mozilla support is slow to add more, but please enable the user to make a choice, even if the address isn't tailored to their country. And/or Create a 'Catch All' address format for everyone else. I'll explain further below: Add a 'Select Address Format' drop-down beside 'Save and Fill Address' in the Autofill section. When Firefox detects a supported region, and autofill is enabled, firefox can select the region as it normally does If the user is not in a supported region, uncheck 'Save and Fill Address' setting When the user checks this box preview the different regions formats and allow them to select a region manually For Firefox Android, the desktop has support for more regions so harmonize the android build with the  desktops address support. Another solution would be to create a 'catch all' region called 'international' / 'Generic', which is a generic address format. I appreciate the amazing developers here. I'm not sure how open development is here but if there is a way for me to help out and code this feature, I'd love to. Thanks for reading! ... View more

An option to prevent the tab from reloading/redirecting/closing until you "unfreeze." Would be useful for certain news sites that automatically reload every few minutes while I'm reading the article. If the user presses a link, the close button, the reload button or hits F5/Ctrl+R, a prompt appears, saying "you have frozen this tab. To close, reload or visit another page, you must unfreeze it first. Do you want to unfreeze this tab?" Should be useful for sites (forms to fill in for example) that you don't want to accidentally reload, but that don't automatically display the "This page is asking you to confirm its closure" message. Essentially, the freeze tab option would be an option that manually enables the "This page is asking you to confirm..." message, and blocks automatic redirections/reloads. Could be an option in the tab right-click menu, a button in the menu bar or a keyboard shortcut. ... View more

It would be nice if there was a way to allow a PiP window to survive navigation. To give an example of a use case: Suppose I'm reading a feed with a video in it that's reasonably long (some song) in a web-based feed reader. If I am in the middle of listening by want to read another article, I'm faced with a challenge: Either I navigate, interrupting the video, or I wait; which feels silly.  It would be nice to be able to 'disconnect' a PiP video from the hosting page such that nagivation doesn't break the video.  ... View more

### Feature Request: Automatically mark messages as read when moved to Trash **Problem:** When I move unread messages to the Trash folder, they remain marked as unread. This causes desktop clients like Outlook to falsely trigger notifications for messages that are no longer in the inbox. **Proposed Solution:** Add an optional setting in K-9 Mail to automatically mark messages as read when moved to Trash. **Benefits:** - Prevents false notifications on other IMAP clients - Improves cross-device consistency - Aligns with expected user behavior Thanks for considering! ... View more

With an open email there is a choice of actions:   Two issues: 1)   The order of these buttons continue to change between versions of TB, a rather irritating 'feature' as people get used a button being in a certain place and then it moves again. 2)  Make the buttons movable by the user, let them decide what buttons and in what order they appear. That's it. Thanks, Bill     ... View more

I’m really missing the home button on iOS as it was a quick and easy way to access bookmarks. Please add it back or give users the option to customise the toolbar! ... View more

Currently, Firefox supports opening a video in Picture-in-Picture mode with the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + ]. However, this only works for one video at a time — the currently focused one. For heavy users of YouTube, Twitch, and other video platforms, it would be extremely useful to have a shortcut that opens all currently playing videos into PiP windows at once. For example, a suggested shortcut could be: Ctrl + Shift + Alt + ] This would make Firefox much more powerful for multitasking, especially when watching multiple livestreams or monitoring several videos simultaneously. ... View more

When I have vertical tabs turned on, I can drag the tab bar to change the width, and I can make it bigger so it shows the text of the tabs, or I can make it so it only shows the icons (which I prefer). But I can also drag it to have a width of zero, which I don't think is a bad thing. I think Firefox developers should keep the option to be able to completely remove the tab bar from view and only use the "list all tabs" button in the top left, or just know your tabs by memory, as I believe this is a really cool feature.  The only problem is, when I do drag it to be closed all the way, I can't drag it back. I can put my mouse over to the right side of the screen, and it will turn from a very fine white line to a very fine blue line, but if I drag it, it won't bring back the tab bar. I have to, for example, press Ctrl + H to open History and then press the X in the corner to get the tab bar back to the icons-only setup.  The tab bar should be able to be dragged to have a width of zero (which is possible), but should also be able to be dragged back (which is not possible).  ... View more

When I have vertical tabs turned on and I fullscreen a window, the tab bar stays visible. It should disappear in fullscreen mode.  ... View more

So when I type Ctrl+H to open the History sidebar, it focuses on the "Search History" field. One thing I liked about the old History sidebar is that I could close it by pressing the Escape key. Now, I have to click on the X in the corner to close it. I think the user experience could be improved by having Escape close the History sidebar, and other sidebars of this nature like "Tabs from other devices", "Bookmarks", and even the AI sidebar.  ... View more

Hi,  I've recently been updating passwords on my accounts to increase security, and one thing I noticed would make things a lot easier would be if Firefox merged similar websites as entries in the password manager. By this, I mean that different subdomains, which all cross-pollinate anyway when filling in passwords on the website, should appear as a single password entry. While Firefox may not always be able to pick up on a shared account automatically (e.g. if there are different logins to the same website), a function at least to manually merge entries would also be helpful. Alternatively, if there's more technical reasons why actually merging the entries wouldn't be directly possible (e.g. complicating the process of selecting a login to use), then at least some way to effectively group passwords would be helpful, so they only appear once (like some sort of 'folder') in the main list, showing the website and the number of different login entries, and maybe dropdown as separate entries when clicked? This could also be used, for example, to store a username and an email address in a single entry for websites that support it. Indeed, in general, it could be a good idea to provide multiple fields per password, rather than just the username and the password itself? Even something as simple as the following: Username: Email Address: Password: Tags: Notes: Personally, I'd argue an optimal system would be to automatically merge use of the same login details on different subdomains into single entries, then group entries with discrepancies by website in the 'folder' way I described above, with an easy function for merging entries together if they're not individual accounts? Some sort of separate tagging system, as I included in my example, could also be helpful for people who'd like a good way of separating accounts across different websites by use case (e.g. business, academic, personal).  Not only would this in general be more convenient, but making the password manager easier to organise and review could encourage other people to take the time to maximise their account security, as I'm working on now. Thanks! Matt ... View more

Title. The articles on new tab are painfully american. I keep getting articles about the basketball league, american politics and local issues I cannot relate to because of the culture gap. What if there was a way to toggle customization of the articles shown by area (e.g. european sites) or language?  ... View more

Hello, I have been a long-time fan of Thunderbird on PC, and I’m very grateful for the release of the mobile version — I had been waiting for it eagerly. I also try to support the project with one-time donations whenever possible. I have one request for the mobile client: could you please display attachments right after the email subject, instead of at the very end of the entire thread? In long conversations it takes a lot of scrolling to reach them. I would greatly appreciate this improvement. Thank you very much for your work and for developing this amazing project! Best regards, Aleks ... View more

Web addresses in Contacts need to be prefixed with "https://" before the web address is displayed as an active link.  This is archaic and should not require the aforementioned prefix to be displayed as a active link.  ... View more

This feature has been asked to be added since almost 20 years ago,  here:  https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=444284 Currently, Firefox Sync does transfer essential data (bookmarks, history, passwords, add-ons), but it does not include search engine shortcuts or custom-added engines or even deleted search engines (google,etc).... This missing functionality creates significant friction, requiring repetitive and time-consuming manual setup, which diminishes the utility of the Sync feature. (Especially if you have search engines added with custom preferences or very specific search engines added through mycroft for example..)  ... View more

Favicons allow transparent pixels, which means they interact directly with the color of a tab (as the theme in use would dictate). The browsing experience could be improved if Firefox detected low contrast combinations--for example, a site favicon that is a black or dark logo with a transparent background, designed with the expectation of a light tab behind it. (https://seatylock.com/ is a current example when using a dark theme). If Firefox could detect that a favicons pixels are on average below a certain threshold, it could then apply a light background to boost the icon's contrast, or alternatively invert the design. Some websites (example https://www.nytimes.com/) in fact detect dark theme preference and then adapt the favicon dynamically. This feature would enhance visibility and accessiblity for sites that don't offer that. ... View more