Hi I use firefox on Linux and want to change to the first, second, third, …, last tab with ctrl+1/2/3/.../9 instead of alt+1/2/3/.../9 because alt is already mapped to changing desktops. any idea how I could accompilish this?
#firefox @firefox Desinstalaré Firefox de Xubuntu. Volví a usarlo luego de años y me decepcionó. Pasé horas configurando tres perfiles. Luego, no sé cómo, los escondió. En la "Ayuda" todo en inglés. Usé un Chatbot de IA para ayuda y sólo así entendí (más o menos) algunas cosas porque en la "Ayuda" de Firefox es un desastre.
I switched from Zen back to Firefox because of bugs and forced features like window sync which many users including myself don’t want. I really miss having the entire UI on the side, I really don’t care about Zen’s other features.
Using FF 150.0 on Nobara Linux, google maps gives me wildly outdated satellite imagery. Chromium/Chrome seems up to date. Is there a way to force google to display the latest and greatest?
A fun pixel cat that roams around your YouTube screen with 10 unique animations idle, walking, running, jumping, attacking, grooming, sleeping, and more!
Mozilla’s AI Shake to Summarize is announcing itself via a blue dot in the menu and a pop-up when you visit articles. Neither the popup, the confirmation dialog, nor the new menu item mention AI.
Konform Browser is a web browser with the goal of promoting user freedom and access to the rights of security, privacy and anonymity. It is intended as a general-purpose browser fit both for daily online browsing as well as targeted deployments in secure or untrusted environments. Has stronger security with hardened defaults, better privacy and fingerprint protection while keeping user in control.
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I didn’t keep the .XPI file, unfortunately. Is it possible from a phone’s file structure to export or even build this from(/out of?) a currently installed add-on that can no longer be (easily) downloaded?
You might have noticed that when you browse Mozilla sites (e.g. the Firefox add-ons site) your installed add-ons don’t seem to work. This is annoying as hell, especially if you have accessibility needs that are met by an add-on. But there’s a way to prevent this from happening:
To test drive this I needed to apply some configuration tweaks, but the built-in ad blocker seems to just work. I tried it out on YouTube and a few other sites, and I haven’t seen so much as a hitch.
The "split view" functionality in @firefox is really nice! Read headlines from a single tab. After all the #AI rubbish, finally something good comes from #firefox development 🤗
I’ll start: Opening new tabs all the way to the right or bottom, rather than next to the current tab. Its especially disorienting on vertical tabs, I lose track of which (I changed the setting but its still annoying on blank Firefox profiles).
RE: mas.to/@Techaltar/116362837194Not just YouTube—many sites pack URLs with tracking params or referral info. Check and trim links before sharing. Tip: @firefox @floorp and @brave include “Copy Link Without Tracking” or “Copy Clean Link” in right-click menu and stetings by default. Enable / use it. ;-)#OnlineSafety #Privacy #Links #InfoSec #Privacy
This would make it much easier to re-find a site i visited briefly. I’m using LibreWolf but this seems like something that should be the same across forks.
Dépendance aux #réseaux asociaux explosant depuis #covid #confinement Dégradation de la #SantéMentale des #ados en particulier Protéger son vrai #biome #social Choisir ses espaces de #partage et #discussion #EscapeX #EscapeMeta Dégoogliser sa vie @Framasoft @Mastodon @signalapp @firefox @MattermostFR @chowmak #Résistance #RésistancesAffectives Premières étapes ces procès de #Meta #Alphabet #Bytedanceradiofrance.fr/franceculture/p
I absolutely hate the redesign, having the new tab button in the middle makes no sense, the corner is way easier to tap, having the individual tabs be taller makes them take up more space while looking worse and the tab selector takes up the whole screen, so I can’t see the tab I was on.
I just updated to Firefox 148. Very happy to see the “AI kill switch” in the settings. One thing that bothers me, though, is the new “Do you want to see the weather for your location?”. And even more bothering are the answer alternatives:
Agréablement surpris du nouveau design de @firefox sur Android aujourd'hui. Pas d'opinion sur le langage visuel, mais les animations sont beaucoup plus fluides et ça se sent!
I’ve been wanting this feature for ages. So nice to see this being added to FF. My next hope is that its not limited to split view and it can tile like I3.
Hi there. I am using Firefox on macos and something really annoys me. It logs me off all site everytime I close it. I have non sensitive websites where I want to remain logged in without entering my password and 2FA code every single time. The box “Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed” is unticked but once restarted it is ticked again. Any idea what to do? Is that because I have tracking protection set on Strict?
In case you’re not on the Mozilla Foundation mailing list, I thought people would be interested in this to let people know about the direction of AI you want Mozilla to go.
TL;DR: Mozilla has a new CEO and a new mission: transform Firefox into an AI browser. That has run into some snags, as Firefox users don’t seem that interested in AI. Mozilla is forging ahead, utilizing deceptive patterns (previously known as dark patterns) to nag and annoy people into enabling AI features. You can see this in the introduction of Link Previews, an extremely invasive anti-feature that exists solely to push AI into your experience.
Was ich übrigens kürzlich und ganz nebenher ge #didit habe: @firefox ist rausgeflogen und wurde durch @Waterfox ersetzt... Wollte es eigentlich nur mal testen, aber ich seh grad keinen Grund, den #firefox nochmal an zu machen (maximal nochmal n paar bookmarks suchen)...
OpenAI says prompt injections will always be a risk for AI browsers with agentic capabilities, like Atlas. But the firm is beefing up its cybersecurity with an "LLM-based automated attacker."
TL;DR: The big tech AI company LLMs have gobbled up all of our data, but the damage they have done to open source and free culture communities are particularly insidious. By taking advantage of those who share freely, they destroy the bargain that made free software spread like wildfire.
That was complete bullshit, of course. Yes, I absolutely branded Mozilla.org that way for the subtext of “these free software people are all a bunch of commies.” I was trolling.
Petite mise à jour de ma liste de logiciels avec l'ajout de @LibreWolf (désolé @firefox) #gafamonsGAFAM kadavrhusky.net/doku.php/infor #logiciel #foss #linux #windows
When I started working on AI at Mozilla two years ago, I was a Python developer with a background in web services and three months of machine learning experience from working on the Nuclia DB project. I was not someone who had trained models from scratch or built production ML infrastructure. Today, Firefox ships multiple AI features that run entirely on-device, and I helped build the infrastructure that makes that possible. This is a retrospective on what we accomplished and what I learned along the way.
TL;DR: Mozilla’s translation bot on Support Mozilla (that is currently overwriting user contributions is based on the closed source, copyright infringing LLM, Google Gemini. This is in spite of Mozilla claiming that they are at the forefront of open source AI, and belies their exhortations to choose to build open source AI and data sets. Although Mozilla has experience in attracting open contributions for data sets in projects like Common Voice, Mozilla is using a closed data set to overwrite open contributions. Since (paid) Gemini queries do not train the model, Mozillians can expect to correct errors every time the bot automatically updates an article.
Heute zu #Nikolaus stellen wir LanguageTool vor. Das ist ein Onlinetool zur Komma-, Grammatik- und Rechtschreibprüfung. Das Besondere ist, dass es zusätzlich in verschiedene Anwendungen wie @thunderbird Thunderbird, @LibreOfficeDE LibreOffice, @firefox Firefox und @obsidian Obsidian eingebunden und direkt genutzt werden kann. Darüber ist ein gemeinsames Wörterbuch für alle Anwendungen möglich. Mit der kostenpflichtigen Version kann es um KI-Funktionen ergänzt werden.
Basically, whenever I edit firefox-profile-path/chrome/userChrome.css, I want firefox to automatically apply the file again. The only posts I found on this are old and not straightforward. I’m wondering what currently works.
TL;DR: Mozilla is killing localization on Support Mozilla, overwriting articles written by humans with machine generated translations. Although Mozilla knows that their AI doesn’t localize or adhere to style guides, Mozilla is going live with it anyway. I thank locale leaders and localizers for their tireless efforts. Locale leaders seem to be obviated by AI, and Mozilla has nothing to say about it.
TL;DR: On the November 2025 Mozilla Support Community call, Mozilla provided updates on the recent controversy from the Japanese Support Mozilla community quitting over AI. During the call, Mozilla doubled down on AI, confirming that volunteers would be unable to disable AI translations across the entire Mozilla knowledge-base, with the American English version of articles serving as the blessed, canonical version. Locale specific contributions will be overwritten (by design) by AI.