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I was trying to sign in to a website and a pop-up window appeared for my login. It was a shopping site, and with the small size I prefer for pop-up windows, several coupon extensions I have installed covered the website and I thought it would be nice to have a toggle for extensions for pop-up windows similar to the toggle for them in private windows. ... View more

For both Better bird and Thunderbird - Have new email message count on the top account view. This would allow the user to quickly navigate to accounts that have new messages for review and response.  ... View more

For consideration on Thunderbird and Better bird - Option to Sort accounts on view order. I have added a few accounts my profile and would like to sort them by order of use.  This allow me to still the older account as well while focusing on the primary use accounts.  Please consider for both platforms.    ... View more

Instead of forcing AI stuff down your users throats, just put it into an add-on that users can install on the browser if they want it. If it's as great as you seem to believe, then what's the problem with making it opt-in by default instead of having to opt-out? ... View more

As per the title - give us the option to configure which sites appear and their order when the address bar is clicked. Right now it is my most visits, which is at least for me a pain to deal with. I dont often use new tab and when i do i use SpeedDial2 anyways, but having the sort of speed dial in the address bar is far more convenient (click address bar -> select website) than new tab (go click the new tab icon -> find the bookmark -> click it) ... View more

Problem Statement Firefox Profiles are stored locally on each device. While Firefox Sync syncs data within a profile (bookmarks, passwords, extensions), it does not sync the profile structure itself. This means users must manually recreate their profiles on every device where they use Firefox. This creates significant friction for anyone using Firefox across multiple devices or setting up Firefox on a new computer. Use Case This affects any Firefox user who: - Uses multiple devices (laptop, desktop, work computer) and expects their profiles to follow them - Gets a new computer and expects their browser setup to transfer seamlessly without manually dragging local files - Uses profiles for organization (personal, work, family, projects, gaming, etc.) - Shares a computer and maintains separate profiles for different family members or uses Current experience: 1. I create "Personal" and "Work" profiles on my desktop 2. I sign into my Firefox Account on my laptop 3. My profiles don't appear - I must manually recreate them 4. I must sign into Firefox Sync separately within each recreated profile 5. I must repeat this process on every device Expected experience (like Chrome): 1. I sign into my Firefox Account on any device 2. All my profiles appear automatically 3. I select which profile to use 4. Everything is already synced and ready to go Comparatively How Chrome Handles This (What I would consider industry standard) Google Chrome allows users to: 1. Sign into their Google account once 2. All Chrome profiles associated with that account automatically appear on every device 3. Select which profile to use 4. Everything syncs seamlessly - no manual recreation needed This is the standard behavior users expect from modern browsers in 2025. Proposed Solution When a user signs into their Firefox Account on any device, Firefox should: 1. Display all profiles associated with that Firefox Account 2. Automatically sync the complete profile configuration: • Profile name and icon • All data (bookmarks, passwords, extensions, settings, history, etc.) 3. Allow profile selection at launch or through the profile switcher 4. Optionally allow users to choose which profiles sync to which devices (for advanced users who want device-specific profiles) Benefits - Eliminates setup friction: No manual profile recreation on new devices - Matches user expectations: Delivers the experience users expect from modern browsers - Supports multi-device workflows: Essential for users with laptops, desktops, work computers - Simplifies new computer setup: Firefox just works immediately without file transfers - Encourages profile usage: Users will actually use profiles if they work seamlessly - Competitive parity: Brings Firefox in line with Chrome's profile management Why This Matters In 2025, multi-device usage is standard. Users expect: - Their browser to work the same way on every device - New computers to be ready immediately after signing in - No manual file transfers or configuration recreation Firefox Profiles are a powerful organizational tool, but their lack of cloud synchronization means most users either: - Avoid using profiles entirely (losing organizational benefits) - Manually recreate profiles on each device (wasting significant time) - Switch to browsers that handle this better Currently to workaround this, users must: 1. Access about:profiles on each device 2. Manually create profiles with matching names 3. Sign into Firefox Sync within each profile separately 4. Wait for data to sync 5. Repeat for every new device or computer This is time-consuming, confusing for average users, and feels outdated compared to competing browsers. Conclusion Firefox Profiles should sync across devices just like every other aspect of Firefox does. As a user in 2025, I expect that when I sign into Firefox on a new device, my complete browser environment - including my profile structure - follows me automatically. Please implement cloud-synced Firefox Profiles to bring profile management in line with modern user expectations and eliminate the friction of multi-device Firefox usage. ... View more

When using the shortcut to access the history I don't get the same menu I get when accessing it clicking through the harmburger drop down. It's especially annoying when I'm accessing the history to retrieve closed tabs and windows, because they are unavailable in the shortcut menu. It'd be really nice for both menus to be harmonized. ... View more

"Chrome's Window Management API has been in development since 2018. It's 2026 and it still requires permissions, doesn't work in Firefox, and costs companies weeks of development time. I've built a solution using 30-year-old APIs that works TODAY. No permissions. No vendor lock-in. 200 lines of code. If Firefox ships this as a native feature tomorrow, you instantly become the preferred browser for: Trading platforms (multi-billion dollar market) Web IDEs (every developer) SOCs (enterprise contracts) While Chrome fumbles with their API, Firefox could OWN these markets."     https://github.com/forge-foundry-founder/Firefox-Multi-Monitor-Web-Browser-Wizard-Setup ... View more

i don't need it, and many other too, please add option to remove it ... View more

The order of the bookmarks can be edited. However, this is not used on the main/start-page; they appear in the order in which they were created. I would have liked to change that so that the specified order is also used there. (Firefox 146.1 IPad) ... View more

The new sidebar (sidebar.revamp = true) is missing the features to open all tabs of a linked device: "Open All in Tabs" ... View more

I cannot pin more than 8 shortcuts. Also shortcuts cannot be relocated. For example if you create any shortcut then want it to be 2nd on the list you cannot move it. And it would be create if 📌 not shown on shortcuts ... View more

I was recently asked to complete a survey about the forthcoming Thundermail Pro service and realised that should have added an idea about integrating Firefox Relay. Since users will be able to use custom domains with Thundermail, it makes sense to offer integration with Firefox Relay. Users could either 1. Create Relay aliases like favouritecafe@mydomain.com or abcd1234@mydomain.com 2. Create a sub-domain Relay alias like favouritecafe@mail.mydomain.com or abcd1234@mail.mydomain.com Proton Pass let's you do option 2 and this works really well for me, but worth considering as Thundermail gets off the ground. Something I like about this (and Firefox Relay) is the ability to create aliases "in-the-moment" in a newsletter web form or similar. ... View more

It would be great if there was a better UI when dragging a tab across the screen and/or into it's own window. The current animation is clunky and hard to follow. It's much easier to drag and drop a tab into another window or into its own tab on Chromium-based browsers. ... View more

Keyboard shortcuts can now be specified using `about:keyboard`, which is great! Please add the `Previous Tab` / `Next Tab` command to the list of customisable shortcuts. There is a related issue tracking the addition of the `Previous Tab` / `Next Tab` commands to the top menu, allowing users to set shortcuts for it on some OSes (e.g. macOS), but this issue is specifically to track the addition of those to `about:keyboard`. ... View more

Hi, Currently when right clicking on an image inside an email (not an attachment), you have 3 only options: copy image save image as.. select all When you click an image file that is attached to an email, you get the option to open it. In my use case it would be very handy to be able to open the inline image with my systems image viewer: this would allow me to use windows photo's text recognition feature on it so that I can extract text from it. Currently, you're forced to save the image before I am able to open it... I've found two topics of people who have already looked for this functionality: "Open" images rather than just "Save" : r/Thunderbird I can't open any images | Thunderbird Support Forum | Mozilla Support ... View more

Hi, In Thunderbird, when I double-click an email attachment, it opens with the default application I've set for that file type. However, I'm unable to add new file types to this list (please see image). For example, I frequently receive .R and .Rmd files from students. Being able to open these with Positron or RStudio via a single double-click would greatly simplify my quick reviews. In summary, I'd like to enable users to expand this list themselves.    ... View more

Simple (ha!) idea, it would be nice if when using the pop-out picture-in-picture mode, the captions would follow the popped out picture. Currently the captions remain on the (now empty) box where the video was previously placed. I think - but am not sure - Firefox has a different implementation of picture-in-picture mode than Chromium, but I'm not sure - and I guess this isn't really the place to discuss that anyway Thanks! (note this is for desktop Firefox, though I suppose, maybe, also other versions?) ... View more

when auto-pip mode on, there is no way to hide pip(when you need sound only). Minimize pip button would solve this problem ... View more