Mozilla Connect

I wanted to begin by expressing my long-standing loyalty to Mozilla Firefox. For the past couple of years, Firefox has been my preferred web browser, offering a user-friendly experience, customization options, and a strong commitment to user privacy that have made it my browser of choice. Recently, I embarked on a project that required me to annotate and edit PDF files using a draw tool. Naturally, I turned to Firefox for this task, but I encountered some difficulties with the existing draw tool. It didn't quite meet my expectations in terms of functionality and performance. In search of an alternative, I decided to give Microsoft Edge a try, and I was pleasantly surprised. The draw tool in Edge felt incredibly smooth, intuitive, and responsive. It made the task of annotating PDF files a breeze. While I love browsing on Firefox for its many features and values, this single functionality has led me to consider switching to Edge for this specific task. I believe in the potential of Mozilla Firefox to be the best browser for all my needs, and I want to continue using it for both browsing and PDF annotation. That's why I would like to suggest an enhancement to Firefox's draw tool. I encourage the Firefox development team to revamp the draw tool and make it as smooth and user-friendly as possible, even surpassing the capabilities of Edge in this regard. By creating a draw tool that offers a seamless and superior experience for PDF annotation, you can retain users like me who rely on Firefox for their everyday browsing needs. I would be more than willing to return to Firefox as my primary browser as soon as this change is implemented. Thank you for considering my feedback. I look forward to seeing Firefox continue to evolve and improve, and I'm excited to witness the positive changes that will keep me a loyal user for years to come. ... View more

Currently, while using the toolbar on the left to switch between mail, calender and contacts, Thunderbird opens a new tab. Even if you switch back to mail, the other tabs remain open. There should be an option to disable the tabs and only switch using the toolbar on the left. Why: opening tabs is a behaviour expected from a web browser, not an e-mail client. Thunderbird offers a dedicated toolbar, there is no need to open tabs. Benefits: gain of space, more intuitive for new users ... View more

For the sake of one-hand using Firefox on smartphones with large screen (literally any smartphone nowadays) tabs should start from the bottom - it's easier to close them then. At least, such option would be highly appreciated ... View more

I have a suggestion that I believe would greatly benefit Firefox users, especially newcomers, and even long-time users who want to explore and understand the browser's features better. I propose the implementation of a "Tutorials" section within Firefox's settings menu. The Problem: Many users, both new and experienced, often struggle to discover and comprehend all the features and functionalities Firefox has to offer. This can lead to confusion for new users and missed opportunities for seasoned ones who may not be aware of lesser-known features. The Solution: Introducing a "Tutorials" section in Firefox's settings menu would address this problem effectively. This dedicated space would contain a library of interactive tutorials covering various aspects of Firefox's capabilities. Users would be able to access tutorials on a wide range of topics, from basic browser navigation to advanced customization options. Benefits: Enhanced User Experience: New users will find it easier to acclimate themselves to Firefox, reducing frustration and improving their overall experience. Discover Hidden Features: Even long-time users can benefit from tutorials that reveal lesser-known features, helping them maximize their browser experience. Self-Paced Learning: Users can choose tutorials based on their interests and needs, allowing for self-paced learning tailored to individual preferences. Accessibility: Including text and multimedia tutorials would make this feature accessible to a wide range of users, including those with different learning styles and abilities. Implementation Ideas: User-Friendly Interface: Design a user-friendly, intuitive interface within the Firefox settings menu for easy access to tutorials. Categorized Content: Organize tutorials into categories such as "Getting Started," "Privacy & Security," "Extensions & Add-ons," and more to facilitate quick navigation. Interactive Elements: Incorporate interactive elements like quizzes, step-by-step guides, and videos to engage users and reinforce learning. User Feedback: Allow users to provide feedback on tutorials, helping you improve and refine the content over time. Conclusion: By introducing a "Tutorials" section within Firefox, you can empower users to make the most of the browser's capabilities, making their browsing experience more enjoyable and productive. ... View more

Hello, there are keyboard shortcuts for bold, italics and underline. It would be great to have also keyboard shortcuts for exponent (x²) and indices. Thanks for reading this. ... View more

Feature request for PC version of Firefox Please add an option for rearranging order of extensions that are pinned in the toolbar. ... View more

Add a snapshot (screen capture) tool to easy capture and editing in Firefox for Android / iOS. ... View more

I hate keeping my inbox thread view expanded because I feel it just clutters it up, but I end up missing emails because of not noticing that an email has come in to a collapsed email chain. Is there anyway to keep my inbox thread view collapsed, but when someone replies to that email chain have it open up to expanded view? Or if anything have the top email bolded. When a new email comes in the top email actually doesn't get bolded so there is no way of seeing what email is new unless you expand the chain. ... View more

For an unified inbox adding an account label would be help to identify a target account for each email in cards view. ... View more

Usecase: Ive just ran into the issue that ive tried to stop websites from opening new tabs or auto forwarding me for no good reason but it didnt help like ive intended. Now i have to change it back but because ive made other changes my list is quite long and im not sure which setting will be the right one. This wouldnt be an issue if i see the date when ive changed the setting. Surely i could look up websites in my history manager but if i deleted the history than there is no easy way to find out. Also: firefox seemingly shows me more preferences that i should have edited than i actually have edited which isnt helpful in locating the one i need. Maybe this has something to do with extentions but then they should show the name of the extention that changed this preference the last as well as the time and the date when the changes was made. Thank you Firefox team for securing our free and unbiased acces to the internet youre awesome and i really appreciate your ads on reddit rather than seeing wrongly used memes! ... View more

Supernova has changed the locations of various icons such as 'get new messages' 'quick filters'. It would be nice to either restore the classic view or be able to drag and freeze icons to prefrred locations. ... View more

Hello, All is in the title : It would be very efficient for me to be able to quickly attribute label(s) to an event in the calendar thanks a right-clic. Thanks. ... View more

Currently, the "Autofill logins" option is nested under the "Ask to save" option. I decline Firefox saving passwords 99% of the time but I still have a few manually-entered saved passwords that I use for frequently used sites. I'd like to be able to have those logins auto-filled while also disabling the option to be asked to save a password every time I log into a new site.   ... View more

If I'm prompted to save login information and choose "Never ask again", the choice isn't remembered across other devices with the same Firefox login, causing me to get this prompt again on each unique device.   ... View more

For example, when a YouTube video is playing in the background, and you try to close Firefox, it could give a popup saying "Audio is currently playing in a tab. Are you sure you want to close?" And it would give you a yes or no. ... View more

I think there should be an option for Picture in Picture for always on top. At the moment it is always on top and at some points I need the workspace on desktop. It would be great if there is an option to enable/disable always on top. ... View more

Suggest to search the image directly with google image search in right click drop box rather than having to save and drag image to search bar to do it. ... View more

Background Composed messages can be stored in the Outbox for later sending. Standard Thunderbird (for a long time and also up to and including V115) has facilitated later sending via Send Unsent accessible from the File Menu or right click on the Outbox. Past Evolution Prior to V115 the Get/Send Button extension provided a Mail Toolbar button that would, with a single click, send unsent messages from the Outbox (as well as Get messages for the currently selected account). The Get/Send Button extension also provided a drop down list with more granular options, including Send All Unsent. Get/Send Button is no longer supported with V115 (not surprising as much of its functionality has been incorporated into V115 - but not Send Unsent). Thunderbird enhancement now requested to fill the gap left by demise of Get/Send Button It would be much smoother and more consistent if Thunderbird could now incorporate a Send Unsent button that could be available for placing on the Mail Toolbar. I assume that this should be fairly straightforward as such a button would, surely, merely provide another path into the Send Unsent logic that is already provided. Hope that's all clear. Regards, Bazzaman ... View more

I really like the new cards view. But what I miss so much, is that there isn't ANY way to get the size of the message. I receive a good deal of email with (sometimes animated) inline screenshots that are quite large. I want to see this info so that I can decide if I delete the image when replying to make the message smaller. This info can be anywhere. I don't mind getting it from a context menu. But I saw the new UI plans at https://thunderbird.topicbox.com/groups/ux/Tdb49a4666565e68e-M4aba7d876e0ced9c8d66ca58 and I see a few places where it can be displayed:   ... View more