Mozilla Connect

It would be great if Thunderbird mobile supports calendars like the desktop applications supports calendars.  ... View more

The articles that appear with a fresh set every day on the Firefox home screen are interesting, informative, and some are news that anyone can use to enrich their lives. Obviously, it is not possible to read all of them whenever they appear on the home screen. I request to create an archive of all the articles that Mozilla users can access any time. I believe it will benefit thousands of Mozilla patrons. ... View more

I propose adding a new media query to detect user handedness preference, similar to existing `prefers-*` queries like `prefers-reduced-motion` and `prefers-color-scheme`. Proposed syntax: ```css @media(prefers-handedness: left) {   /* Styles for left-handed users */ } @media(prefers-handedness: right) {   /* Styles for right-handed users */ } ``` Use case: Handedness significantly affects UI interaction, particularly on mobile devices where touch targets and navigation controls should ideally be positioned for comfortable thumb reach. Approximately 10% of the population is left-handed, yet most mobile UIs default to right-hand optimization. Practical applications:  Positioning floating action buttons and navigation controls on the appropriate side Mirroring toolbar layouts for thumb accessibility Mirroring toolbar layouts for thumb accessibility  Adapting swipe gesture directions Optimizing one-handed mobile interface layouts Current situation: Developers currently have no way to detect handedness preferences without building custom in-app settings. This forces users to adapt to right-handed defaults or requires each app to implement individual solutions. Precedent: This follows the established pattern of existing accessibility and preference media queries (`prefers-reduced-motion`, `prefers-contrast`, `prefers-color-scheme`, etc.) that expose OS-level user preferences to web content. OS integration: Many mobile operating systems already have handedness settings (particularly for keyboard placement). This media query would expose that existing preference to web applications. This seems like a straightforward accessibility improvement that would benefit a significant portion of users with minimal implementation burden. ... View more

Would be nice to be able to use image upscaling on video players, as an optional feature you could toggle for any individual video player. ... View more

So it seems that Mozi//a Connect has a moderation problem. Comments take forever to be approved, threads get hidden so people can't see them, DMing staff doesn't seem to do anything anymore, etc. My idea is creating a "verified" status for certain accounts. The verification process could go something like: User "Hey I'm a real person." Staff: "What's the capitol of Kentucky?" User: "Frankfort." verified. And verified users wouldn't get held up in in Mozi//a Connect's pending moderation system, instead going straight through. ... View more

When enabling the "Select Message" option a square is shown to the left of the messages.  By selecting on the square, each message will stay selected.  They do not have to adjacent to each other.  The problem is that if you miss the square, all selected messages become unselected.  It would be useful if the messages would be selected if the line was selected (or at least the message itself).  Basically, make the option more forgiving if you don't exactly select the square. ... View more

I would love to be able to delete alternative search engines on the mobile browser like you can on PC browser. I will never use Bing or search Reddit or YouTube directly, and am offended whenever I see Perplexity suggested when I am searching something starting with p-e-r ... View more

Hello! Please add auto-filling of bookmark contents (title and URL) when adding a new bookmark. Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Brave) automatically add the title from the HTML and the active tab's URL. Currently, when trying to add a new bookmark, I have to first compose the URL and manually paste it into the new tab fields — this is inconvenient. Thank you. ... View more

Hello. Please add the feature to copy and paste a folder with all bookmarks to another Firefox profile. Currently, you can only copy/paste individual links, but not folders. This feature will make it easier and more convenient to test websites in profiles with different settings. ... View more

There is no filter that checks the presence or absence of attachments and the name of the attachment.  ... View more

Quite often you come across a page that already has a bookmark, but you want to see it within the bookmark folder hierarchy. At the moment this is quite difficult because you have to search through your bookmarks. The most intuitive way would be an option to locate the bookmark inside its folder. Similar to what you can do when searching bookmarks and opening the context menu, but in this case available directly from the bookmark icon next to the URL. --- BTW, when using FF mobile on Android, new bookmarks are always stored to the folder last used in the desktop version, without an option to change that apparently. That makes saving bookmarks on mobile quite useless, because it's nearly impossible to locate them later ... ... View more

I am still waiting for the new tab weather to apppear in the UK. When will it be rolled out globally?   ... View more

Hello, since we are now testing about:keyboard to change keyboard shortcuts in firefox, I think it makes sense to save shortcuts to certain bookmarklets so we can quickly execute the bookmarklet. Like for example, we can have keyboard shortcuts that do: speeding up yt videos by x3 sharing current link to social media without extensions opening current link on wayback machine etc.. ... View more

The current translation pop-up window (which appears after selecting text on a webpage and choosing the "Translate" option) is fixed in size and position, and it disappears immediately upon switching to another tab. I propose three key improvements to the Firefox Translation UI:  Resizable: The user should be able to drag the edges or corners of the translation window to manually adjust its width and height. Movable: The translation window should be a floating element that can be clicked and dragged to any position on the screen, remaining visible over the webpage content.  Tab-Specific Persistence: The window must not automatically close when the user switches away from the original tab and then returns. The translation window should only be visible when the user has the original tab (where the translation was initiated) active. Why this is important: Reduced Friction: Eliminates the frustration of the window disappearing every time the user temporarily switches tabs (e.g., to look up a related term or a fact on another page). Enhanced Focus: By only appearing on the original tab, it prevents clutter on other tabs while maintaining the utility of a persistent tool for the specific task at hand. ... View more

In accessibility on mobile, theres an option to enable "Zoom an all web sites" even if the sites don't support zooming. It's a brilliant feature. However, there's a couple sites where this zooming feature causes the site to be borderline unusable. A commonly used example would be DuckDuckGo's search in the "Image" results tab, where zooming in/out in a selected image glitches between DDG's own zooming feature and Firefox's zooming feature. Being able to add exceptions for sites where Firefox's zooming accessibility setting is *not* applied would be very useful, like how other settings have site exceptions.   ... View more

The desktop version has always supported this. It would make fighting spam so much easier if this was available in Thunderbird on mobile devices too. ... View more

I use Firefox on a small tablet in landscape mode I have set it to hide the toolbar - screen real estate is always precious, but crucial on smaller devices. As soon as i want to scroll down on the website the tool and addressbars reappear and take about 20% of my screen, which i really don't need at that point in time. I dont want to change Tab, I just want to scroll on the page. There is this extremly handy plugin, which adds the functionality that i need: https://github.com/Justnotthisway/firefox-pulltab-fullscreen However this then leads to the problem, that i can't pinch zoom anymore, because apparently that's dissabled from FF side, when in immersive mode. https://github.com/Justnotthisway/firefox-pulltab-fullscreen/issues/1 So basically i am asking for two seperate features: - A fullscreen mode button (though that is already solved via plugin) - and the ability to pinch zoom even in immersive mode More and more people work on mobile and tablets, so we'll take any pixel we can get as screen space. Thank you ... View more

this setting would allow for a group to be created automatically if a tab is opened from a link, eg a wiki page, and the original page is not in a group,. this group would then contain both tabs ... View more

As the title says, it would be fantastic if we were able to add individual bookmarks to desktop, Firefox side bar. currently it’s mostly empty and pretty useless. Opening all of your bookmarks just to have access to a main few is inefficient. For those of us who navigate to just a few sites this would be great. Brave browser does it and it works fantastic. Thank you. ... View more