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Create a "Favorites / Bookmarks Auto-Backup" option to back up Firefox Favorites and Folders JSON file into a USER specified folder that won't be lost in the event the user hasn't manually backed up their favorites recently or forgot to and uninstalled Firefox. The "Favorites / Bookmarks Auto-Backup" option should come with a specified number of days option between back-ups. Example: (1)Everyday (2)Every # of Days  (3)Every week (4)Every Month (5)Never     ... View more

Currently, Firefox only support scrolling screenshot (SS) using the main scrollbar. But certain websites such as Web Instagram comments implement iframe, so I couldn't use the scrolls within the iframe. Using external software for doing the job seems wasting the build-in SS in Firefox and my time to do such a simple task. I hope Firefox would update to include iframe for its SS. ... View more

An invaluable feature enhancement for applications such as Thunderbird and Firefox. This would be to allow users to customize the location of their user profile folders, specifically on a shared NTFS partition accessible from both Linux and Windows versions of these applications when a dual boot system is set up on the same computer. Implementing this feature not only future-proofs the software but also enhances cross-platform usability while bolstering security measures. Imagine a scenario where your computer offers dual and multi-boot options at startup, enabling you to switch between Windows and Linux as needed. In this setup, you maintain a separate dedicated NTFS partition designed for storing shared data and files accessible from any operating system in use. The challenge lies in efficiently sharing files and data across these diverse environments. The beauty of this feature lies in its ability to enable all operating systems residing on the same computer to access the user profiles stored on the NTFS shared partition. Each instance of Thunderbird or Firefox, whether on Windows or Linux, can point to the shared NTFS partition for the profile location. This means that a single user profile only needs to exist on the system once, eliminating the need for redundant copies within each operating system on the same computer.     ... View more

Provide a usable PASTE for a tab site receiving a COPY from a site in another tab. The copy content IS in Finder's clipboard.   This is long-time bug is very aggravating. ... View more

I get the thought that pinned tabs are done with the thought of the URL (domain) not changing. So, when a new URL (domain) is identified a new tab is opened with the new URL. However, I like to use a pinned tab for music. I have several music sites bookmarked in a folder (Pandora, DigitallyImported [and its sister sites], YouTube, for example). When I want to change which site (via bookmark) I'm listening to, instead of updating the pinned tab, a new tab is popped out and I have to pin the new one while deleting the previous one. Not user friendly. My idea is to have a setting for any given pinned tab to remain in the tab when site changes or to popout to a new tab. Another option might be, if the new site is bookmarked, then remain in the current pinned tab. #pinnedtabs Thanks!   ... View more

In general, I use another free site to save pages. There is no problem so far. The danger is that a site can be closed and all pages go. Why does a browser not develop groups similar to making a site https://raindrop.io/ easy to use, but a paid site? I use another free site ... View more

Hi. When screen real estate is so precious, Why is the icon to edit 'Columns to Display', take up and wasted a whole column? When a Right Click on the column header opens the same editing window.                   Also, can I please have the option to display the Date without the Time, and have the Date sit nicely inside a column? Thanks for all the great work. John ... 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

On macOS, you can open the Preferences (about:preferences) using "Cmd + , (comma)". It'd be really nice to have the same shortcut, with "Ctrl + ," on Linux and Windows. Also, thank you to everyone who contributes to this browser, it's an awesome software ! ... View more

The console.table() method in Firefox displays tabular data as a table in the browser's debug console. This works great for visual inspection within the console, however any attempt to copy/paste that table to any other application gives a messy/unusable result. “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” ― Eleanor Roosevelt But simply adding "Tab" characters (eg. ascii 9) between columns, and Line Feeds (ascii 10) at the end of each row of the console.table() output, would result in no notable visible change, but the table would generally "paste nicer" into many other applications, including spreadsheets like Excel, and even pasting into plain text editors would be more tidy. I think many people would find this quite helpful.   ... View more

Background: Deleting Caches will also remove Bookmark Favicons. Ideas/Suggestions: Seperate Bookmark Favicon from Normal Caches. To be honest, I am not sure if this could interfere with Security and or Privacy stuff. ... View more

I use HubSpot for work and it's really helpful to be able to get notifications from customer support chat even when I don't have a tab for that CRM open. The thing is that sometimes I'm on a day off, or maybe it's a public holiday in my country, or maybe it's not business hours, but I still get notifications. I don't want to turn them off because I might forget to turn them on when I get back to work. It would be great to be able to set specific times and/or dates to disable these notifications. Is there any way of doing this? Thank you! ... 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

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

It would be really helpful to have an easy option to bypass all security for local IP addresses. If I'm willing and able to "Accept the Risk and Continue" I should have the option for "Don't ask me again for this IP address". I was finally able to get Firefox to stop warning me about accessing my pfsense firewall but It was a great pain to do so for just a single device on my internal network. ... View more

The extensions feedback quiz is a nice idea but, in my opinion, it should be more actively avoided for it not to resemble, even remotely, to a solid wall of text. (After all, the user has not been entirely pleased with the experience and most probably wants to move on as quick as possible). I was thinking about making it look more attractive, like a personality quiz, with each question individually posed in a different page, and automatically advancing to the next question with each user's mouse click. The heading of each question should be formulated in just two or three words to make the topic easily recognizable (e.g. performance issues, help and support, trust and privacy). Likewise, the question options should be formulated in as few words as possible (e.g. high CPU usage) and their meaning more effectively conveyed by being visually hinted with the aid of side icons (e.g the tab with face icon used for website errors in a webpage tab Aw, Snap!). Using fragmented sentences with verbs in options should be avoided (e.g Fix it) because they may sound somehow aggressively demanding and be deterrent. Use sympathetic first person ( instead of you or the user) in options to encourage and reassure the user to give feedback "It does not do what I expected". Cheers. ... View more