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Is it possible to add more options to rearrange icons in tollbar? Or at least have the option to "mirror" the interface moving settings and toolbar in the left part of the screen? I'm left-handed user and if want to switch between tabs, I can't reach the "tab" icon in the tollbar. Unfortunately as majority of the user base is right-handed most of the application UIs are oriented in the right direction. Including FF.  ... View more

Please change the way "find in page" works to highlight all the occurrences when you search a word. That makes it much easier instead of going for each instance. ... View more

I like knowing when I use a Facebook product, it is stuck inside a container, and they can't follow me across the web. I would like the ability to do the same but with Google Products/Services. ... View more

It's so easy to support bigger screens like tvs and monitors with qhd/ uhd resolutions by adding custom zoom to the body than changing font size/ styles on each page elements. ex. @media screen and (min-width: 1920px) { body { zoom:120% } } @media screen and (min-width: 2560px) { body { zoom:160% } } @media screen and (min-width: 3840px) { body { zoom: 180% } } Other browsers already support this.  At least consider about add as `moz-zoom`, if you think any issue can cause to the websites using polyfills for zoom. Thanks ... View more

Similar to Firefox Container tabs it would be useful to have containers (like "Work", "Private", etc.) in Firefox password manager to differentiate between accounts for the same service, but different contexts. ... View more

Offline mode can be useful, mostly to who is online few times, but also if you just want to see a webpage again to read a problem solving guide, a new recipe, play a game or whatever it is. Google Chrome already has this feature, if you go offline it allow to open webpages that you already viewed loading them by its cache without need to enable offline mode, it's a kind of smart surfing configuration so the user hasn't to worry about enabling it each time it's needed. ... View more

When saving files with the same name, a number will be added automatically. You save the first file with the name "picture", when you save the second one, (1) will be added there, it will look like this: "picture (1)", and then there will be names "picture (2)", "picture (3)", " picture (4)" and so on. ... View more

As we know, Opera and Vivaldi provide a portable version of the browsers. Portable is both safer and more convenient! Сry of the soul, Developers, please make Portable version ... View more

In Thunderbird Mobile email attachments, if any, are displayed at the bottom. Now, if an email conversation goes on forever, it can take ages to scroll down to find the attachment, and therefore you run the risk of missing it. Thank you for all the great work! ... View more

Previously when I opened the dropdown menu in the firefox search box I was able to click an icon for one of the sites I had saved there (e.g. wikipedia) and go directly to that site. Now this functionality has been removed for some reason. Clicking the icons has no effect without characters (e.g. a space) in the box. While linking to these pages is not explicitly the purpose of the dropdown, it was a simple way to get to things I had already saved in one part of firefox without having to also bookmark them or make extra keystrokes. Now it's just slightly more effort than before for no apparent benefit. ... View more

Last post, I submit about idea of compact mode on desktop version Firefox, turning out you can enable it on about:config. Now, as title said, add compact mode for Firefox on mobile. The redesign of Firefox fennix turning out remove a lot of old feature, and I don't know why the redesign bring large UI wasting lots of space. Below is an example. BBC.com on Firefox 68.11.0, last(?) version of Firefox fennix before redesign. Everything look nice and tidy. BBC.com on firefox nightly, version 102.0a.1. Well, I don't dislike it, but can improve a lot. But if you open the menu, you can see the different. (Don't complain about why I having long email address) The menu is very large(,due to my long email address), and I often mis-click. This worsen my browsing experience, especially when you are on street, and using with one hand. Other than the adding compact mode, in old design, there's a share to other devices button, and a good devices list to click. But in new design, you have to scroll though a small devices list to use it. Inconvenient for users having large numbers of devices synced. Installing add-on (not recommended by Mozilla) in older version is very convenient. Download it, and there's prompt to ask user to confirm. In new version, you have to go though a lot of steps, here a link for reference. Very annoying. There's a bookmarking shortcut in old version, which is convenient. But in new version, you have to click that 'star/add' next to 'bookmark', and I often misclick the 'bookmark' button. In additional notes, in old version, you can click setting after opening the menu, but can not in new version. Maybe not very important, but not convenient for tweaker. Bring focus to the homepage. In older version, you can browse your bookmark at homepage. In newer version, it only shown recent added bookmark. Tab queue is a feature in old version. Very useful for handling large amount of links. Can not be found in new version. Hope to get it ported. Still, the new version of Firefox have better performance, and have security fix. And I am appreciate Firefox remains open-source, and community driven. Best wishes to every developers and contributors  of Firefox. Edit: In older version, there's a quick search engine shortcut. Not seen in new version .And if it's possible, can we have a "copy hyperlink text" option when copying link?In below photo, if there's a "copy hyperlink text" option, we can copy the text "Ukraine troops .... - governor"         ... View more

  As you can see we can't remove history by searching a specific word which is very annoying, please add this feature as soon as possible! ... View more

What's the point of categorizing #bookmarks into folders if it's so slow, cumbersome, and angering to scroll though many #folders when trying to find one to add a bookmark to? ... View more

There is no free and at the same time usable app to annotate or sign your pdf files in android. It would be really helpful for students to be able to take notes in their slides, just as it is in the desktop version Thank you ... View more

quite often i have loads of tabs open, and then it would be helpful to have the option to make tab groups, without needing to bookmark it to be able to put it in a folder. Such a feature exists in safari, you just go to your open tabs and click create tab group. Afterwards, you can put the open tabs you want in that tab group. If firefox had that, upon every feature it has now, it would beat all browsers by a land slide. If you have an iphone or ipad and haven’t experienced safaris tab groups, go check it out. The idea: a tab group feature in firefox for ios, like the tab group feature like that in safari for ios ... View more

Sometimes ISPs Or Servers Or Cables or etc Have Problems So That downloads get Interrupted. It would be Very Nice if There Was an "Auto Resume" Function That would Automatically Resume Downloads That Have Not Been Cancelled by User. There Are Some Add-ons but they don't Seem to be Updated and as a result they don't work. ... View more

it would be very nice for us to be able to right click on a tab and just put the tab into sleep mode. in these days everybody uses firefox browser with several tabs kept open. and some of the websites uses intensive javascript which loads the computer even when the tab is not active (most likely poor coded websites). i know there is a feature which automatically unloads (sleeps) inactive tabs but i dont like this feature because i dont want to pages contents refreshed even after several days of unused duration. firefox is really meets this requirement for me to keep the last look of a tab, not sleeping automatically. but if i can just right click on a tab which makes my fans spin like crazy, and put the tab to sleep status until i need it in some time later, that would be awesome for me and for all firefox users. the "manual sleep" button can be placed just inside the group of "reload tab", "mute tab", "pin tab" buttons in the right click menu of tabs. i'm sure everybody will like this feature and hope this will be added in near future 🙂 ... View more

please add an option to select custom font in reader view. ... View more

Thunderbird doesn't currently support Gmail Inbox Categories.  This filtration is offered on all Gmail accounts and works in the background without any user input to effectively keep the Primary Inbox free of 'automated' messages.  The significance of this function can't be overestimated and the lack of support for this is the main reason I can't use Thunderbird.  Sadly, Google doesn't expose this categorisation via MAPI which is probably why this feature isn't available in most third-party email clients, but there must be a way to implement it because it's available in Canary Mail (see screenshot).   Canary is a proper desktop app, but has none of the power and flexibility of Thunderbird so doesn't offer a workable alternative to Google's browser-based Gmail client, the limitations of which will be immediately obvious to any user coming to Gmail after using Outlook/Exchange.  A desktop app that offers a similar level of functionality and usability is desperately needed by business Gmail users such as myself.   Thunderbird is currently the only option available that offers a UX comparable to Outlook and is arguably a much better, but the lack of support for Inbox Categories makes it a non-starter for me.   If Canary can do it why not Thunderbird?   ... View more