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It would be helpful if a negation feature — or something functionally similar — were implemented for bookmark searches such that, if one had a bookmark or series of bookmarks that they didn't want included among their search results, they had the option to search for such. For example, given bookmarks: not-in-english, pre-19th-century, owned, one could enter something like !not-in-english, !pre-19th-century, !owned to yield all bookmarks not containing any of the three. ... View more

Through its "Fonts" dialog, Firefox allows users to select the fonts to be used by pages, and then there is the option to "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of your selections above". If such option is not selected, then pages can't choose any font of their own, and this behavior breaks the rendition of pages that use fonts like Font Awesome for graphical effects, not text. Therefore, when "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of your selections above" is not selected, Firefox should let users specify exceptions for some fonts (Font Awesome could be an initial default item). Thank you. ... View more

The current vertical card view feels a bit cramped when trying to identify an email by the sender, even in expanded view. It would be nice if there was a little more padding on top and bottom of the message cards in vertical view. The ability to make the sender the focus of an email card rather than the subject would also be nice, especially when receiving replies to Bcc emails. Similar to the spacing view in Mac Mail, where the Sender stands out, and the subject is still easily readable at a glance. ... View more

When an inbox (or folder) is empty, it might be nice to explicitly state this is the case in the message view area (in either Table or Cards View), similar to the message displayed in Outlook for example which says "We didn't find anything to show here" (see the attached image). The Message List Header shows how many messages an inbox or folder contains, including '0' when there are no messages, but this can be overlooked or is not obvious enough, or might not even be visible if it is hidden. ... View more

I prefer using the Firefox PDF viewer over the other browsers (Edge wants to spend a minute or more communicating with home base before even displaying the document) and particularly over Adobe's viewer for obvious current reasons. One lack in the Firefox viewer is bookmarks, or at least save in place. When closing a PDF using the others mentioned, the place is saved and opens up automatically there, which is tirelessly convenient when dealing with books and other large documents. Firefox always opens at the beginning of the document. I request that at the very least the saving of the last view be implemented if not user bookmarks. Also saving page zoom would be nice. I usually prefer page width preference, which is not saved currently either. Thanks for your time. ... View more

"In previous versions, selecting all the text and pressing cmd+r would automatically wrap the entire text. However, this feature is now very difficult to use as I need to press cmd+r after every line I write. How is this different from pressing shift+enter? Please restore the original functionality." ... View more

In Apple Photos, when you open any photo, all the photos are lined up underneath, like this: I'd like to be able to switch the tabs with this thing I don't know the name of, which is activated by long-pressing the tab button: Of course, the current function of long-pressing the tab button would have to be moved to something else, like long-pressing the URL bar or something like that. I noticed in Samsung Gallery that it also has this feature, so this is possible on Android. Also, I personally think it would be nice to add this feature here: ... View more

You often get a whole batch of new spam emails come through and have to go through the filtering process for each one independently. If we were able to construct junk filters of different types for emails that we want to deal with differently, we could name and save those filters as a list on a toolbar and simply select the appropriate one and apply it with just one click. Perhaps even apply the selected filter to several emails by multiple selections. Eg. click the email - click the chosen filter. Job done.   ... View more

When I long-press a link in the iPad browser and select Open in New Tab, the browser opens a new tab in the background. I find this behavior counter-intuitive. The desktop browser has a setting that allows that behavior to be changed so that the link opens in the foreground. I would like to suggest that the iPad browser have the same setting. ... View more

Many mobiles have the front camera buried under the touch screen, so I wondered: could Firefox know where the front camera is, and when the user long presses on the front camera, trigger a customized shortcut, like opening the camera to scan a QR code or something like that? ... View more

When I click in a download link the focus of the program goes to the download popup window. It's annoying if you have to click several download links because yo have to click twice on the page, one in the page itself in order to this get the focus back and the other for init another download. There would be good that the download window shows only if we want to see what are downloading (by clicking the icon, like in older versions), oterwise the focus must to stay in the page in order to could click in all the download links that we want. Sorry for my poor english, I hope you could understand what I'm explainig. Greetings from Argentina, user of Firefox for a ten years. ... View more

hi i will like to have an option to not update password permanently for a website. best regards ... View more

I find that when I accidentally close a tab (usually by inadvertently using the swipe gesture, which I'd also like an option to disable, but that's another suggestion ticket), the option to easily undo the error stays available for far too little time. By the time I can even comprehend that I've made an error, never mind make a decision to do something about it and move my finger to tap the button, >90% of the time the button has already disappeared. I can only imagine that this is even more frustrating for people with slow reflexes and/or fine motor control issues that make interacting with the "undo" button in time a physical nigh-impossibility (doubly so because I can't imagine they'd have an easier time than me with not making the wrong gesture and thus inadvertently triggering this behaviour). I propose that in addition to the default ~2 seconds, there be options for 5, 10, and 30 seconds, as well as an option to leave the dialogue up until the next time a "significant action" is performed. A "significant action" would include such things as closing another tab and press-hold-moving a tab (but not opening the 3 dot menu or a new tab (important because the 'open new tab' "+" button is right next to the "undo" button)), all of which are things I'm pretty sure the existing dialog already accounts for but which I haven't tested. ... View more

Add a memory usage indication to each tab like Chrome/Edge does when you hover over the tab. It would also be nice if a small picture of the website appeared. Indicating if the tab is asleep or not would be cool, too. That's my 2 cents. Thank you for reading. ... View more

Since monitors have become widescreen, in order to display a larger area for websites, it is necessary to reduce the size of the panel at the top of the browser by 5-15 pixels. It is also necessary to think about the express panel ... View more

I dream of having an AI-based plugin to detect and close the unbearable cookie request popups. I dream of setting up my wish once and for all and then the plugin does it for me ... View more

I often find myself sorting through an egregious amount of windows and tabs which I like to do based on subject. To this end, it would be efficient if it were possible to merge windows without needing each individual tab opened to do so i.e. dragging Window A into Window B causes all tabs in Window A to line up into Window B. I genuinely cannot tell you how many times I've wished for this feature, leading me to finally seek a way to formally request it. The way it works now causes excessive memory usage, as each tab needs to be opened/loaded in order to move it. Some users have hundreds of tabs which, during the sorting process, requires multiple restarts of Firefox in order to keep memory usage in check, and a restart is necessary again once finished in order to de-load all the tabs to reset the memory usage before resuming regular usage of Firefox. This whole process is also incredibly time consuming.   Additional note, Firefox View -> Open Tabs doesn't work, showing nothing but a blank page when you have about ten to fifteen or more windows so I can't check to see if this option would be available from that menu. ... View more

I suggest to create a hotkey, perhaps even a function key such as F6, to first of all move the "focus" to Thunderbird, and within Thunderbird to further move the "focus" to the preview of the currently selected email, and also to automatically scroll to the bottom of said email, and if possible to hover the mouse over the Unsubscribe button.  Some of us get a lot of junk mail, and we try to keep on top of it by Unsubscribing from each junk mail, but yet more junk mail comes and so it's never-ending.  Filtering works for some junk mails, but many junk mails slip through the cracks, and unsubscribing seems easier sometimes than creating a new filter.  However, even unsubscribing takes numerous mouse moves and mouse clicks, and it becomes even more cumbersome if you have 50 emails to go through daily. A hotkey to automatically move the cursor to hover over the "Unsubscribe" button at the bottom of an email (in the preview pane) would be a godsend.  So unsubscribing from 50 emails would go something like this: Press F6 {mouse hovers over "unsubscribe" at the bottom of email in the preview pane} Left-click the mouse (No need to move the mouse!) to unsubscribe from current email (browser pops up and "focus" moves to browser) Press Alt-Tab to return the "focus" to Thunderbird Press Delete to delete said email. Repeat these four steps until your list is depleted.  (It would be very quick!!)   ... View more

It will be a good function to firefox has an option to only fill an password, with password defined previosly (always, no matter the section or the site, i mean, every time i want to use an password, the browser request te password). It is the only problem i see in firefox... Thks. ... View more