Mica transparency effect

[Dekrate]

I think that both Thunderbird and Firefox should have an option to enable Mica transparency effect on computers with Windows 11 installed.

[Jon]

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[DonaldReagan]

I totally agree. Mica is such a beautiful design language, and Firefox needs to constantly evaluate its appearance and keep up with new developments.

[ALDODG]

THE WOLRD NEED IT , NOW

[Tom1]

I agree, it should have it

The only current way to have it is using a theme that only work on 115 ESR, an outdated version.

Please make Firefox 120 support it natively

[tyote]

Agreed. Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge are already integrating this, and I love the look. Would love to see it integrated into Firefox on Windows 11.

[leoos__]

I also totally agree! 🙏

[GalacticHog]

Strongly agree, impatiently waiting this since every other browser supports it.

[lesboy]

I completely agree! This feature is long overdue, in my opinion. Hopefully they add support sometime this year.

[r136a1]

Mica effect on Firefox UI

i think that the Firefox UI looks and feels great, but it looks a tad bit out of place when i enable the mica effect on windows 11 (since there are no transparency effects in Firefox), if the Firefox UI (tab-bar, context menus and baked-in webpages (like settings and new tab) ) has these transparency effects it would look so good

[Jon]

(Note: similar ideas have been merged into this thread)

[Anonymous]

I completely agree it would add another degree of polish to these softwares

[Skywind]

I agree! Currently, the default theme that automatically shifts between light/dark mode is too plain aesthetically. Third-party themes may add more beauty to the browser  appearance, but they also disable the auto switch of light/dark mode. With Mica incorporated, the browser blends better into the PC system elements, making it more visually attractive, and in the meantime, keeping the auto shift of light/dark mode.