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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

Since Mozilla is promoting the use of profiles for content segregation (in addition to containers), it would be great if right-clicking a link also offered options to open the link on a specific profile, showing all available profiles (as we can currently do with containers). ... 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

Unfortunately, we can't add a custom image to the background of the home page in Firefox iOS. It would be really cool if we could add custom image for the background. Also a customizable browser theme with color options would be great (like tab color, menu color) ... View more

Summary I’m proposing an optional reading-direction toggle (Top→Bottom / Bottom→Top) for Firefox Reader Mode and accessibility settings. The feature reorders rendered text only (presentation layer), without changing content, semantics, or DOM structure. Problem Standard top-to-bottom reading increases visual strain, cognitive load, and focus decay for a meaningful subset of users—especially those with ADHD, dyslexia, visual tracking strain, or anxiety-related focus lapses. Observation / Evidence I conducted a pilot study with 333 global participants comparing standard reading to a bottom-to-top (“ladder”) presentation. Results showed measurable differences in perceived focus, breathing ease, and reading persistence, with strongest effects among focus-challenged readers. This is not a replacement for standard reading—only an optional toggle. What the toggle does Reverses display order of lines (bottom→top) No change to text, grammar, semantics, or layout logic User-controlled, off by default Ideal for Reader Mode / accessibility preferences Why Firefox Firefox already prioritizes reader control, accessibility, and experimental UX features. This toggle fits naturally alongside font size, spacing, and contrast controls. Request Explore this as an experimental accessibility / Reader Mode feature. I’m happy to provide anonymized study results, mockups, or participate in UX review. Link to deck / study 👉[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/162Qz2VQyQsV6t061lpzgcz9TVu8CCObn/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=112815293028205595751&rtpof=true&sd=true] ... View more

When the mouse back button is pressed and no back navigation is available in the current tab (end of history), close the tab and focus the previous one. Benefits: Especially useful for links opened in new tabs (from search engines or manually), where back button does nothing – allows quick closing and return to previous tab. ... View more

When using the the chat especially when on either of my laptops. I think it would be useful to be able to minimize/hide the chat but not have it completely close so you can stay in the same session. In my head I see it working by adding a simple minimize button next to the close button. When it minimizes, the icon for the chat can stay highlighted to alert that it is still active. Also, when switching from chat to other options like bookmarks, history or tabs. If there is a current chat open it should use the minimize behavior so the same chat is still active when you navigate back. So essentially the only time the chat closes or resets is when you close it. ... 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

Convert the currency from what is displayed on the web page to the users selected currency (e.g., selected in settings or by the currency of the region they browse in) by highlighting the price. It's a feature in Opera that I'd love to see in Firefox. https://www.opera.com/features/units-converter  ... View more

Thunderbird 140.5.0esr (64-bit) on ubuntu unity 24.04 Desktop Hi. I'm a long time and happy user of Thunderbird. I have a suggestion to make it even better IMHO: When you Click on an Event, a Screen comes up showing some information for that Event and an 'Edit' button. I don't see the point of this. Why not go directly into the Edit ? Of course for Multiple Occurrence Events, you would still first ask if the Edit is for 'Current' or 'All'.  The fewer keystrokes the better. Thanks, M... ... View more

A browser-integrated “Empathy Layer” that senses human emotional context (without using cameras or biometrics) and adapts the browsing experience to support emotional well-being, safety, and clarity  while fully respecting privacy.This is not an AI therapist, and not a productivity tool. It’s a humanized internet companion built on Mozilla’s core values: privacy, openness, and user-first design. ... View more

Options can be to 1. always open in new window/always open in new tab/open in popup window (or like a pwa)/open in current tab(default) 2. if tab already open, we can have configure bookmark to switch to open tabs by default (functions as pinned tabs but across different windows) Options (1) is achievable in current system using bookmarklets but these can't be run in all tabs. ... View more

I love the recent feature of editing PDFs with comments/sticky notes. However, after selecting/highlighting text and adding a comment attached to the selected/highlighted text, the PDF editor immediately enters into "analog highlighter drawing mode", so that highlighting text again requires (as far as I can tell) manually turning off the "highlight" bubble on the top-right of the screen. Strangely, creating an analog highlight then switches back to text highlight mode, so that the two modes switch back and forth. This makes adding multiple comments to text in rapid succession tedious (I rarely if ever use analog highlighting, since text highlighting is cleaner). I'd prefer to stay in the text highlight mode unless I click out of it. ... View more

Your tab group feature is great, but when saving a group to bookmarks, it should create a corresponding folder containing the tabs as bookmarks. Likewise, when opening a folder from bookmarks, it should recreate a tab group with those tabs ... View more

I've read that there's supposed to be a new profile manager. I think it's great that this area is being expanded. I would really like to see the option in the future to create, move, save, and use Firefox profiles flexibly in any location. This would also have the advantage of allowing users to save the profile folder to a specific location (e.g., D:/), so that if the system (C:/) ever fails, their Firefox profile is still safe. It would also be practical if a single Firefox installation could recognize and use other Firefox profiles simultaneously. (For example, if you have a portable Firefox version installed somewhere, it would be very helpful to be able to access and use those profiles after telling the software where the portable version is installed.) But it would be just as good if, when you plug a USB stick into the computer and start a portable Firefox version, Firefox checked for a full Firefox installation and started that one first. The portable Firefox only needs to be started if no Firefox is installed on the computer. A full Firefox installation is (usually) faster and more efficient. This would have many advantages. One of the most important advantages is that you would only need one Firefox installation but could use multiple Firefox profiles. This is important if you want to keep your workspaces (personal vs. work) separate or if you want to share a profile with someone but not have them see other content. I've read in some articles that many people find it more secure to store profiles in only one location, on localhost. These people can still do that, of course. If you maintain your PC and have security features enabled, security should be guaranteed. However, it might be good to be able to expand the master password. That is, to encrypt not only the password file, but perhaps the entire profile folder. In any case, I think it would be very good if Firefox offered the option to create Firefox profiles anywhere, because it would probably save many people time. Especially when working with different types of data (freelancers or web designers), it can be very helpful to create a separate profile for each topic or client. And it would also be very clear if the Firefox profile could ideally be stored directly in the topic or client folder. I think that would be a great feature. ... View more

As pointed out in the delivered idea to support Chinese, Traditional Chinese is different enough to require its own translation language. https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/support-chinese-translations/idi-p/33405?search-action-id=30537068442&search-result-uid=33405 Support for traditional Chinese as used in Hong Kong and Taiwan has also been requested on the Community Forum. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1526303 The user @Eeeee already seems to have done some work. https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/platform-for-contributing-translation-data/idi-p/96792 ... View more

Hello, I love the new mascot wallpaper on desktop (and I hope we get more), but when will we see the wallpapers on mobile? I also would would a downloadable version of those wallpapers. Thanks! ... View more

Hi! It would be great that the toolbar of the PDF viewer in Firefox were customisable. I would like to be able to decide which features (and their icons) were visible on the bar and which others were collapsed. Currently, it is imposible to change the distribution of the tools on the bar... or I do not know how to do it. Thank you very much. ... View more

every time you create a new Firefox profile, add "home" button to firefox toolbar. (see image) huge time saver with setting up new FF profile .... ... View more