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On the website page, sometimes hyperlinks that are clicked with the left mouse button will automatically open in a new tab in the browser, which we all know. However, if this hyperlink fails to load in the new tab, the address bar of the new tab will be blank and will not display the URL, and the 'Refresh' button will be unavailable while the 'Go to' button will also not be visible. This is clearly a bug that has existed for a long time. However, if you previously click on that hyperlink with the right mouse button and select 'Open in new tab,' even if it fails to load, the URL will still be displayed in the address bar of the new tab, allowing for easy further action. I hope this issue can be fixed. ... View more

When I am setting up Thunderbird on a new machine, I would appreciate it if the account setting for Synchromization and Storage, "Keep messages in all folders for this account on this computer" would default to off. I need to be able to access my email with a full client from at least 4 different computers, each of which is a dual-boot with some combination of Windows, macOS, and Linux, plus an iPad and iPhone, regardless of which OS I happen to be running at the moment. Each of these installation of Thunderbird may have 4 or more email addresses configured. This does not mean that I want to have 40 different copies of my gigabytes worth of email on every installation. I only need one or two local copies, at most, on my primary home desktop machine, since cloud storage of my email is far more efficient and safe. In no case do I want all my email stored locally on a mobile or portable device, in the event of device theft, and storage space on mobile and portable devices is usually smaller and more expensive. It would be much more efficient if during the account setup process, Thunderbird would default to no local storage, or at least asking the user whether or not this particular installation should be synchronized. ... View more

Firefox recently implemented the integration with some of the most well-known or used AI tools. Since Firefox is a browser that protects privacy, it strikes me why they did not integrate Lumo, Proton’s AI, which is encrypted and protects privacy certainly in much more favorable conditions than those already integrated into Firefox. ... View more

Pour le moment, il n'est pas possible de mixer les options d'affichage : Afficher les messages par discussion et par critère de tri. Cela pourrait être intéressant de voir dans Aujourd'hui, l'ensemble de la discussion à laquelle on a répondu, ou du message que l'on vient de recevoir. Pour le moment : On ne peut avoir que les messages d'une discussion, sans les critères de tri (Aujourd'hui / hier / Ces derniers 7 jours...)  OU Les mails par critère de discussion (Aujourd'hui / hier / Ces derniers 7 jours...) mais uniquement du jour, et pas l'ensemble de la discussion. Il faudrait vraiment pouvoir mixer les deux (cela permettrait aussi d'archiver facilement les discussions complètes de la journée. Thunderbird: Mix/cumulate "Messages grouped by discussion" AND "Discussion grouped by sorting criterion" For the moment, it is not possible to mix the display options: Display messages by discussion and by sorting criterion. It might be interesting to see in Today, the entire discussion we responded to, or the message we just received. For the moment: We can only have messages from a discussion, without sorting criteria (Today / yesterday / In the last 7 days...) OR Emails by discussion criterion (Today / yesterday / In the last 7 days...) but only for the day, and not the entire discussion. We really need to be able to mix the two (this would also make it easy to archive the complete discussions of the day. ... View more

With the latest update, the nav controls were adjusted and moved from where it once was. Navigation controls (back, forward, refresh, etc.) should be placed closest and immediately accessible to where the thumb/finger is after pressing the menu button. With address bar placed bottom: accessing the nav requires a jump upward while Profile and Settings—which aren't a high priority—are the closest. ... View more

With the version Firefox 109 release, you added this new button without the option to change its position or move into the overflow area. Please let use move it. I can remove/hide almost every other UI element in the browser, why not this? ... View more

I would like to suggest adding an option to browsers that allows users to choose between an exact search (without corrections or automatic suggestions) and a smart search (with suggestions and variations). This would be extremely useful for those searching for products, technical codes, specific names, or conducting academic research. The idea is simple: a button or checkbox that says "Search exactly what was typed." This would give the user more control and avoid irrelevant results. Thank you for your attention and I hope you consider this feature. ... View more

I am missing this feature a lot. As you use "Find in page". I suggest to add a feature to this function. As you can tick "Highlight All", "Match case", "Match diacritics", "Whole words" I suggest to add here "Find in tabs". It would find through the tabs. It is very useful when I use many opened tabs in firefox. I know maybe it would demand to have all tabs loaded. But this would be ok, only to pop up a notice about this when you tick the feature on. Then optionally ask to always load opened tabs. That is it. It would be nice, and only. BTW: Search features "Highlight All", "Match case", "Match diacritics", "Whole words" are over. It is 2025. Everybody use smart engines, AI and so on. Nobody cares diacritics or cases... Everybody expects "google searching" the same as you can find in your emails in gmail. No asking details, only optionally. 👍 👍 👍 ... View more

When you open a new tab and click the "pick a search engine" drop-down menu, maybe it'd be nice to have "Set as default search engine" buttons next to the search engine names. When you click one of them, the corresponding search engine would be quickly set as default, without having to open the settings. This is what it might look like: "Set as default" buttons ... View more

Currently, Firefox Mobile only allows passwords to be synced from a Firefox Account — there’s no way to import passwords directly from another browser or from a .csv file.   It would be extremely useful if Firefox for Android and iOS included a built-in “Import Passwords” option, similar to the one on desktop. This feature would make it much easier for new users migrating from Chrome, Brave, Edge, or other browsers to start using Firefox Mobile without needing a desktop computer. ... View more

Please add Armenian language translation support, because it's missing and i can't offline translate Armenian websites ... View more

Firefox provides a native UI for <input type="date">, but <input type="time"> still only shows a plain text field. Chromium browsers display a native spinner/clock UI for time inputs. Please add a native time picker in Firefox to match the date picker and improve cross-browser consistency. Having a built-in time picker is very useful because: It ensures cross-browser consistency for web forms. Improves usability and accessibility, especially for non-technical users. Reduces dependency on external JavaScript libraries (Flatpickr, etc.) just for basic functionality. Request: Please add a native time picker UI for <input type="time"> in Firefox, similar to how Chromium browsers implement it (with a spinner or clock interface). This will make web forms more user-friendly and consistent across all major browsers. Thank you for considering this feature. in chrome--  Ui in chrome for time picker- in firefox-  No UI for time picker.  ... View more

I really want the overall operating system theme to apply to your products, the Firefox browser, and the Thunderbird email client. For some reason, this isn't happening, and the apps look out of place. ... View more

(For Firefox for Android) Right now, when opening a link in a new tab, Firefox places it all the way on the far right of the tab strip. With many tabs open, this becomes inconvenient—especially when the current tab is far from the right edge. After checking the new tab, returning to the original tab requires unnecessary scrolling or searching. Proposal: Place new tabs opened from the current page directly next to the current tab to keep related tabs grouped and make navigation faster. Benefits: Keeps related tabs together, boosting workflow efficiency. No need to scroll the tab strip to return to the original tab. Matches behavior of other browsers and Firefox desktop (browser.tabs.insertAfterCurrent = true). 👉 If you like this idea, please give it kudos so it gains more visibility and has a chance to be adopted. ... View more

Can we Please have Clear browsing data and cookies for LAST 24 HOURS The reason is your looking somethings up late then you fall asleep the next day when you wake up you just want to clear all the cookies from the night before without deleting all of your other cookies for other logins or other specific saved settings but you cant.  it would be so easy to add this to Firefox.  just press CTRL+Shift+DEL then pick Last 24 Hours  or even give a field to type in a date and time to start the deletion start point.  or anyway to remedy this.  Mike ... 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

From the previous post on Crowdicity: I would like to see vertical tabs baked in. MS Edge now has it out of the box! I currently use addons for this - but there's no way to disable the top tab bar, which duplicates the tabs and takes up space. Vertical tabs (with top bar disabled) would free up more space for web content, which is (usually) vertical. Most screens are widescreen (RIP ThinkPad 4:3 ratios), so the less browser UI at the top/bottom, the more content we can view. The original post received 154 votes and as such was the 3rd highest voted post in the "General" category. ... 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

Vertical tab is useful feature but in dark theme its difficult to identify which tab is currently active. If you simply add border glow to active tab, it will be lot easier to see active tab in vertical form. My Personal Problem: I have to increase brightness to check which is currently active tab in vertical tabs. Thank you for taking idea from us. ... View more