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I'm currently using different themes to quickly identify which profile this window belongs to, but adding the profile icon somewhere would make it a lot easier / more obvious. E.g.: This of course would need some tweaking for when tabs aren't merged into the title bar. ... View more

The "Summarize page" takes up unnecessary space at the bottom of the sidebar-ai window, making it's viewport really short.  The feature could be moved to the three-dots menu. ... View more

From the bug report , which also has a screen shot mock up "This would make it easier to identify the folders of diffrent mail accounts. This would also make sense for the top account nodes." ... View more

Firefox for iOS has a better Liquid Glass implementation than Safari and has converted me (I’ve never used any other iOS browser before!), but there is one thing that would make it perfect. It’s a small thing, but I think fixing it would be the cherry on top. The Liquid Glass elements currently have a white border around them on all four sides, and so these are visible around the edges of the display. These elements would look cleaner if they seamlessly blended the Liquid Glass effect in from the edges in from the edges of the display without the white border. ... View more

As the title suggests, would appreciate if Proton Lumo was available as chatbot option. ... View more

Hi, in reason password leaks of databanks they allways suggest to change your passwords. It would be neat to have just a button and it changes all passwords.  ... View more

I recently switched to firefox from chrome and i kinda liked that you could open bookmarked tabs in a new window where in firefox you cant   ... View more

Hello and good day to everyone!  I am an avid Firefox user. I use it on all my devices (laptop and phone). So recently I got a new Samsung Galaxy Tab and started using Firefox on it. To my frustration and disappointment, I see that there are no keyboard shortcuts available for Firefox for android. I would really appreciate if Firefox implemented this ASAP. This is a very important feature that is very important for someone who prefers to use the keyboard a lot.  I checked both Chrome and Samsung browser, both of them have the keyboard shortcuts and all the typical ones that are available for the desktop.  Thank you in advance   ... View more

Hello, when I look at my list of tasks, I like seeing finished tasks and new tasks as well. But when I activate "show all tasks", the sorting sequence does not really suit my needs. I would like my tasks to be sorted like this: tasks in the future should be sorted by date due, the nearest task at the top, and task in the past should be listed below the last task in the future, sorted by date in reverse order.  Sounds weird, so here's an example: Three tasks, a to c, are still due, and three tasks d to f, have already been done. The sorting order I would prefer should look like this:   [ ] task a 01.12.2025 [ ] task b 05.12.2025 [ ] task c 02.01. 2026 --------------------- [x] task d 30.10.2025 [x] task e 20.09.2025 [x] task f 10.07.2025   In other words: the task that is due next should be listed at the top, then the one after that, and so on, then a separating line, and the task that has been finished last should be the first one below this line and the oldest task done should be the last in the list. Reading my last sentence myself I think this sound even more weird, but I hope anyone can make sense to it. 🙂 Could this be realised? Anyone else interested in this sorting order?   ... View more

It might be useful if the homepage displayed previews of frequently visited or user-selected pages. Users could then access multiple sites directly from the homepage by simply scrolling, instead of opening each one separately. ... View more

I suggest adding an option in Thunderbird to display the domain part of email addresses in uppercase (e.g., instead of ). This feature aims to improve visual detection of phishing or spoofing attempts by highlighting typographic anomalies in domain names (e.g., , ). It could be implemented as a display-only option in the security or accessibility settings, without altering the actual content of messages or the addresses used for replies. The goal is to enhance user awareness of homograph attacks while keeping the feature optional and non-intrusive. ... View more

Feature Request: Vollständige Kategoriefarben für Kalendertermine Zusammenfassung Ich möchte, dass Kalendertermine vollständig in ihrer Kategoriefarbe angezeigt werden, ähnlich wie in Microsoft Outlook, statt nur einen kleinen farbigen Balken am Rand zu zeigen. Aktuelles Verhalten In Thunderbird 140.4.0esr werden Kategoriefarben nur als schmaler vertikaler Balken auf der rechten Seite eines Kalendertermins angezeigt. Der Hauptbereich des Termins bleibt in der Standard-Terminfarbe. Gewünschtes Verhalten Der gesamte Terminblock sollte in der Kategoriefarbe eingefärbt werden, sodass Termine auf einen Blick nach Kategorie unterscheidbar sind. Dies entspricht dem Verhalten in Microsoft Outlook und verbessert die visuelle Übersichtlichkeit erheblich. Begründung / Use Case Bessere Übersichtlichkeit: Bei vielen Terminen verschiedener Kategorien (Arbeit, Privat, Familie, etc.) ist auf einen Blick erkennbar, welche Art von Termin vorliegt Konsistenz mit anderen Kalendern: Viele Nutzer sind von Outlook oder anderen Kalenderprogrammen dieses Verhalten gewohnt Barrierefreiheit: Größere Farbflächen sind leichter zu erkennen als schmale Balken Produktivität: Schnelleres Erfassen der Terminstruktur ohne jeden Termin einzeln lesen zu müssen Technische Details Aktuell wird die Kategoriefarbe in einem Element mit der Klasse .calendar-category-box als kleiner Balken angezeigt. Eine CSS-basierte Lösung über userChrome.css ist nicht möglich, da: Die CSS-Pseudoklasse :has() in Thunderbird's CSS-Engine nicht unterstützt wird Es keinen CSS-Selektor gibt, um Parent-Elemente basierend auf Child-Eigenschaften zu stylen userChrome.js-Lösungen in modernen Thunderbird-Versionen nur noch mit erheblichem Aufwand möglich sind Vorgeschlagene Lösung Option 1 (bevorzugt): Eine Einstellung in den Kalenderoptionen hinzufügen: [ ] "Termine vollständig in Kategoriefarbe anzeigen" [ ] "Kategoriefarbe nur als Balken anzeigen" (Standard) Option 2: CSS :has() Unterstützung in Thunderbird aktivieren, sodass Nutzer dies per userChrome.css anpassen können Option 3: Die Standard-Darstellung auf vollständige Kategoriefarben ändern (wie in Outlook) Betroffene Versionen Thunderbird 140.4.0esr (getestet) Vermutlich alle aktuellen Thunderbird-Versionen Workarounds Aktuell gibt es keinen praktikablen Workaround für normale Nutzer. Zusätzliche Anmerkungen Dieses Feature würde Thunderbird für viele Nutzer attraktiver machen, die von Outlook umsteigen möchten. Die visuelle Kategorisierung ist für viele ein essentielles Feature moderner Kalenderprogramme. Screenshots [Hier könnten Sie Screenshots einfügen, die den Unterschied zeigen: Aktuell: Termin mit kleinem Farbbalken Gewünscht: Termin vollständig eingefärbt (z.B. Screenshot aus Outlook)] Environment: Thunderbird Version: 140.4.0esr Betriebssystem: Windows [Ihr OS hier eintragen] Kalenderansicht: Wochenansicht (betrifft vermutlich alle Ansichten) Feature Request: Full Category Colors for Calendar Events Summary I would like calendar events to be fully displayed in their category color, similar to Microsoft Outlook, rather than just showing a small colored bar in the edge. Current Behavior In Thunderbird 140.4.0esr, category colors are only displayed as a narrow vertical bar on the right side of a calendar event. The main area of ​​the appointment remains in the default appointment color. Desired behavior The entire appointment block should be colored in the category color so that appointments can be distinguished by category at a glance. This corresponds to the behavior in Microsoft Outlook and significantly improves visual clarity. Reason / Use Case Better clarity: If there are many appointments in different categories (work, private, family, etc.), you can see at a glance what type of appointment there is Consistency with other calendars: Many users are used to this behavior from Outlook or other calendar programs Accessibility: Larger color areas are easier to recognize than narrow bars Productivity: Quicker recording of the appointment structure without having to read each appointment individually Technical details The category color is currently displayed as a small bar in an element with the class .calendar-category-box. A CSS-based solution via userChrome.css is not possible because: The CSS pseudo-class :has() is not supported in Thunderbird's CSS engine There is no CSS selector to style parent elements based on child properties userChrome.js solutions are only possible with considerable effort in modern Thunderbird versions Suggested solution Option 1 (preferred): Add a setting in the calendar options: [ ] "Show appointments completely in category color" [ ] "Show category color only as bars" (default) Option 2: Enable CSS :has() support in Thunderbird so that utility Affected versions Thunderbird 140.4.0esr (tested) Probably all current Thunderbird versions Workarounds There is currently no practical workaround for normal users. Additional Notes This feature would make Thunderbird more attractive to many users who want to switch from Outlook. For many, visual categorization is an essential feature of modern calendar programs. Screenshots [Here you could insert screenshots that show the difference: Current: Appointment with a small color bar Desired: Appointment completely colored (e.g. screenshot from Outlook)] Environment: Thunderbird Version: 140.4.0esr Operating system: Windows [Enter your OS here] Calendar view: Week view (probably affects all views) ... View more

Setting up a default format of the tabs under Thunderbird that can be locked down would be great so all folders reflect the same settings.   Tabs keep shifting on me.   I prefer a set format that I can adjust once and all other folders would use the same format.    ... View more

Currently, after clicking "accept" in an email containing an event... I need to confirm which calender I want to add it to: (In fact, one is a CalDav calendar and the other one is a CalDav task list) I'd like to define a default calendar and get rid of this dialog. I always choose the same calendar for adding my events. Alternatively, skip "task lists" here could also work for me..   ... View more

Hello, Just a little idea : make dimmer the unloaded tabs title on the sidebar to correctly identify them (or make brighter the loaded tabs title) Thank you, legregz ... View more

Please add an  'Open image in new tab'  button to the  'Page Info | Media'  dialog Images on webpages are often shown at a reduced size to better fit the page or window. Viewing them at full size is easy to do through the right-click context menu ('Open image in new tab'), but many website owners disable that.  When that happens, you can still use the  'Page Info | Media'  interface to find the URL of the image. You can copy the URL manually, open a new tab and load the image there - and then you can finally view it at full size.  I'm doing so on an almost daily basis, for instance to have a better look at items on an auction or real estate website. However, when you want to do this with a whole bunch of images, the procedure becomes a little tedious. It would be a great help if the Media tab could offer an 'Open in new tab' button to make things easier and save users a lot of time. I know that there are workarounds, but I'd prefer the solution that I described here.  Thanks for your consideration! ... View more

good day, please include a quicktext, not as add-on, that it is not working. It is a must for many users. ... View more

Basically, a way to store tabs locally to be able to load later one at a time or in bulk, without relying on Pocket (which has been killed now) or on Bookmark (which alters frecency greatly and also returns the site when searching for bookmarks). I know there's extensions and the like, but take a look at Edge's Collections system and you'll see what I mean. ... View more

It would be good if, in the email header, the “From” field showed a message indicating that the actual email address the message was sent from is X, and not just the one the phisher wants to display. At least there should be a warning that the real sender address doesn’t match the one being shown. Excuse me for my English, I'm not speek English. Thanks ... View more