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  For some reason, OAuth 2.0 authentication for the POP3 protocol is not implemented in the mobile version on Android. Please implement it, as it is impossible to work with modern mail servers without it. ... View more

I have looked online and found discussions about this, it seems like a simple feature that could be added. Currently the best solution seems to be ctrl+L, ctrl+X, ctrl+W, ctrl+N, ctrl+V, enter. ... View more

It would be great to have an option to disable ECH in the settings menu. Last year, Russia blocked the Cloudflare domain that is responsible for SNI encryption. Because of this, all sites that use this technology no longer open in Russia if the user uses ECH. I know that ECH can be disabled in the settings editor (about:config), but for the mass user it would be easier to do it using the graphical menu. Without this option, many users may disable DNS encryption - and this is the worse option, since it exposes users to potential danger and helps censorship authorities study user traffic to develop further blocking on the Internet. ECH is a great technology for user privacy, but unfortunately it currently depends on one single domain. And if you block this domain, hundreds of thousands of sites will stop opening. ... View more

One feature I appreciate in 3rd party sidebars for tabs is the ability to scroll to the top and bottom of the tab list by pressing a button. (If you are in the middle of the tab list, it picks the closest side.) In the official implementation I'd like to be able to scroll by middle clicking the "New Tab" button, as currently this functionality is identical to left clicking the button. (Just opens the new tab page.) ... View more

Be able to create nested tags in Thunderbird. I use Gmail at work, and I love the tag system. Now, I'm going to use Thunderbird for my personal systems, and I wanted to setup all the tags, only to discover that I cannot nest the tags. Example use case: I get a lot of emails from certain companies for two specific subjects. I want to move all those emails to a sub-tag under the tag for that company to keep it organised and easily identifiable which emails are sent for other subjects. ... View more

Generally, there is not enough space to show the whole page title on the tab. The URL bar, of which the complete URL is not cared about by the most users, is a good place to show it. In the old days, I have made an extension for that purpose: https://web.archive.org/web/20181101232504/https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/page-title/ Now I created a userChrome.js script version for it: https://github.com/Merci-chao/userChrome.js?tab=readme-ov-file#page-title-in-url-bar It would be great if it is a native optional feature in Firefox. I remember that the Android version had it, but has been dropped now. ... View more

Can we update Firefox search engine options to include Startpage? Other browsers already have this & would make it a lot easier to use on my phone. ... View more

TB 128.5.2esr (64-bit) on win10 Attempt to move several marked appointments to another calendar using ctrl-X and ctrl-V fails: Date is not (correctly) transferred!! This works for individual appointments! TB 128.5.2esr (64-bit) on win10 Attempt to move several marked appointments to another calendar using ctrl-X and ctrl-V fails: Date is not (correctly) transferred!! It works for individual appointments! /// TB 128.5.2esr (64-Bit) auf win10 Versuch, mehrere markierte Termine per ctrl-X und ctrl-V in einen anderen Kalender zu verschieben, scheitert: Datum wird nicht (korrekt) übernommen!! Bei einzelnen Terminen funktioniert das! TB 128.5.2esr (64-bit) on win10 Attempt to move several marked appointments to another calendar using ctrl-X and ctrl-V fails: Date is not (correctly) transferred!! It works for individual appointments! ... View more

On Thunderbird desktop, one can click the eye icon to hide/show a given calendar. The option to "Show Only" a given calendar (and hide all others) is only accessible by right-clicking, then selecting the option from the modal/pop-up with the cursor. My idea would be to add a short-cut for this useful feature, e.g. ctrl + left-click ... View more

I got hacked. on emailprovider website gmx.de I assume it was a basic method by sneeking my cookies and finding out my stored password. What I learned in the aftermath of this terrible experience of being hacked on multiple accounts at the same time, loosing telegram account, amazon account and one emailaccount, is: never store passwords in the browser     ok. sounds simple   but you and i know: IT IS SOOOOO CONVINIENT.... so my idea is to give the user to have security and still nearly the same easiness of visiting a websie and looging into it. normally when you are asked for login name and password, you can store them in the browser. name and password are stored. if you dont store password, the browser asks you if you want to actualize the setting and stored data for this website, which is, in case you dont want to store password, quite annoying. in case you want to store password, but not login, and you might have several accounts on the same page, you might get in trouble because, if you dont have a seperated password for each account, you might not know which password is for which account, on top they are all shown behind stars, so... not readable. and of course you should not have ONE password for all but a password for each account. so. my idea is the following. to let the user have passwords stored, or login names, or both or both in a new way or only one, i would kindly like to suggest the following change to preferences menu user do you want to store login names? yes / no do you want to store passwords ? yes / no if you want to store login names, shall the logins shown in full length? yes / no or shall only the first xxx letters be shown or (if emailaddresses) first letter of name and @"first letter of domain" and. "tld" so for john@usa.com it would be J...@u...com or do you want to exchange certain login names with aliases if yes, please list the names and the aliases here for example show john@usa.com as "my normal email" show johnfamily@usa.com as "familiylogin" show johnseceretaccount@usa.com as "none of your business" and so on in case you want to store password, do you want to store full password or shall we store password only first xxx letters? in case you use a method that you have a standard password which you enhance with a certain addon letter(s) for different websites, shall we always insert you standard password? if yes let me know your password here: (warning: unsafe method!!)     this would be to let the user have more security and more comfort in organising his passowrds and logins while at the same time give hackers less chances to steal them   if not john@usa.com and "password" is stored, but only "john standard login" and "empty" is stored, the chance of being hacked is low.   the need to store at least login names is high, especially when you have several login names on one page, you need the help of the menu with all your login names. however, there could be aliases to make those secret, and even if the password is stored for them, the login would still be safe and, other way round, if you store login names in full length and detail but no password, you still are able to type in your standard password   standard password however, could be typed in at the beginning of each session and not be stored in the files of firefox, but in the RAM for this session. that would make it very difficult to rread it out. so when opening ff or every day at 0700 ff would ask you if you would like to set your password for this session into RAM and then be able to let it be set it automatically every day even if you change passwords every day, this could help you to make work easier and not loose so many clicks on chosing ff questions on actualizing password / login storage.   i also learned that a fake website you ld tell firefox "hey i am amazon website, let me read your cookie" things like this, the contact to a hacker phising site, often happen throug links in telegram, whatsapp, mail and even if you dont type in anything and close at once when learnign that it might be a phishing site, it´s already too late. therefore i would suggest, to give firefox a new feature "when firefox is used by third party programs to open links" so for example, you tell telegram that firefox is your standard browser, then firefox should HIDE all cookies form that tab or window to prevent being hacked this way. and there should be a preference regarding the cookie readout so that the user can decide: when opening a tab or window, shall cookies be enabled or not? shall cookies be enabled for certain websites? list them here... cookies disabled for certain websites? if yes, list them here   like this the user would have much more security on browsing and using firefox as standard browser for other programs, too i will, as long as there is no feature like this, tell telegram and whatsapp, to use EDGE as standard browser becauser there i dont store anything. so its safe     so these were my ideas for this topic of security. thank you for reading up to here.       ... 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Tab Groups are currently implemented in Chrome such that closing all of the browser's windows (or even just a window with a tab group in it) does not eliminate the list of existing tab groups; they're saved, and the user can click on a tab group in the list and respawn the tabs in that tab group. If I recall correctly, Brave implements it this way too, as does Safari (though it looks different, obviously). To me, this is the killer-feature aspect of Tab Groups: they're like temporary bookmarks, so even if my browser crashes, I don't lose what I was working on, but I don't have to go to the trouble of saving (and updating) a bunch of bookmarks to get that effect for things that I only want to save temporarily. It would be great if Firefox added this ability as well. Thanks! ... View more

The "GPU Process" in both Firefox and Chromium is notorious for leaking memory on Windows, hogging up precious gigabytes of RAM after some hours or days of use that never gets released, no matter what you click in about:memory or update to the latest GPU driver. It's frustrating having to restart the browser and potentially losing your tabs just to reclaim memory and to have the GPU Process drop down to a few hundred megabytes. Realistically, the memory leak with "GPU Process" will never get fixed, at least not for a decade, as I've seen on Bugzilla the progress and the explanations for how difficult it would be to try to deal with that issue, so the next best thing in the interim would be to have this manual workaround that Chromium has. Not being able to quickly restart "GPU Process" in the browser's Task Manager (or elsewhere) without restarting the browser is a deal-breaker for me, hence why I'm only using a Chromium-based browser now, however if Firefox were to implement such a feature then I'd almost certainly go back to Firefox. ... View more

when I click the 'star' icon to bookmark something, firefox opens and edit bookmark thing, and they tries to guess which folder to put the bookmark. next open the 'location' selector one of the options is 'choose'. Ideally when I bookmark something, I always want Firefox to just go straight to 'choose'. ... View more

When scrolling through emails with a lot of images, you barely have to touch a picture and it brings up a menu where you can copy, share, etc the image of you want. Shouldn't this be changed to a long press so that the menu doesn't continually pop up?  Thanks ... View more

Hello, Firefox team. It'd sure be nifty if you were to allow folks to select one or a bunch of tabs, right click and then select the existing Move and to actually move the tabs to another window. Of course, we'd need built-in ability to name browser windows (I'm now using the Window Titler extension). Thank you! ... View more

Currently in Thunderbird, if you type the word "attached" or "attachment", without having anything attached, you get a warning, because you've probably forgotten to actually attach it. This warning does not appear for the word "attachments". As in "see the attachments". I think the word "attachments" should be added. ... View more

  Like many others, I have been using Thunderbird on my desktop for many years. More than 20. I tried the Android version (I previously tried its K-9 precursor) and I am quite disappointed. There is one missing feature that is an absolute deal-breaker for me: You cannot expand and/or collapse folders in the folders list. Every one of my folders is displayed in one very long list. ... View more

I don't really like using the turn email to Grey option after being read. Is it possible to simply bold the entire header section on new emails? The way they come in now, only the contact name is bolded which makes it nearly impossible to distinguish from previously read emails. Thanks ... View more

Current behavior: When there's a default container for a website and that website is opened, Firefox asks if the user wants to open that website in the current container or the default one.   Problem: When there are multiple containers that the user uses to open a website frequently, if the one that the user wants to use at that moment is not suggested, they have two options: Open a new tab in that container, then try to enter the website again; Open in the container they don't want to use, and then reopen the container they want to use. Suggestion: allow setting multiple containers as default and then show buttons for each one. Some ideas: Add a button for each container; An option to select one of the containers from a list; Buttons to recently/often used containers for this website. The first suggestion would be something like:       ... View more