Forum Firefox zajednice

Hi there,

Is it possible to add Dictionary.com to the Search bar so words entered there are searched at that site?

Previous versions of FF allowed me to map that site to that field.

Right now it's doing a google search for words.

Thanks.

I'm hoping a developer for Firefox sees this:

With as much technology existing today, I think it's a big miss that "Collections" aren't synced across devices. You spend a couple years setting up an amazing Collections resource, and then you get a new device and have no efficient way to retain those collections. The idea that I have to open every link, copy it, text it to myself, open it on the new device and save it into a Collection again -- for every single webpage I've saved for years -- is nauseating.

Is this something that developers could possibly work on improving? I'm not even interested in building Collections again, considering that they are just a temporary, device-specific feature. Why bother, if I'm just going to lose them every time I upgrade my device?

I'm hoping a developer for Firefox sees this:

With as much technology existing today, I think it's a big miss that "Collections" aren't synced across devices. You spend a couple years setting up an amazing Collections resource, and then you get a new device and have no efficient way to retain those collections. The idea that I have to open every link, copy it, text it to myself, open it on the new device and save it into a Collection again -- for every single webpage I've saved for years -- is nauseating.

Is this something that developers could possibly work on improving? I'm not even interested in building Collections again, considering that they are just a temporary, device-specific feature. Why bother, if I'm just going to lose them every time I upgrade my device?

I just received a new phone. I realize that there isn't a way to automatically sync my old collections on this new device, but is there an efficient way to share a list of the links in a collection somehow? Maybe send them to an email or a file or something? My collections are important, and I don't want to open every single link and send them in text to myself in order to get my collections back -- there has to be a simpler way.

after downloading latest Firefox, suddenly seeing a looooooooong list of commands which were not there earlier.(see on the right). all these additions are not described in the changes summary! further, the command "Take screenshot" does not work. the earlier extension for screenshots which i had is also not to be seen. so added moravi screenshot but unable to take any screenshot, full or part.

I regularly back up my profiles folder (desktop running Windows 10) and observe a steadily-increasing number of files. Where/what are they? If cookies, I really don't want to delete all cookies, but neither am I interested in manually going through the list and deleting individual ones. I realize we're not talking about a major storage space issue (~ half a gigabyte) -- just curious.

If I send mail to curly@stooges.com, it gets put in the curly@stooges.com mailbox -- created if it doesn't exist.

If I get an email from curly@stooges.com, it gets put in the curly@stooges.com mailbox -- created if it doesn't exist. If I reply, the reply gets put in the curly@stooges.com mailbox.

I have one and only one SMTP account. I have 1,000,001 POP accounts. Mailboxes and accounts have no relationship.

This is a serious question, not a joke.

Thanks -- Mark (frozen at version 102.7.1 until a *hit-simple TBird exists).

I remapped the "Select All" command on my computer from CMD - A to CMD - E. In order to make the change for all apps, MacOS allows changing the shortcut in:

Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > App Shortcuts > All Applications (or by adding application specific shortcut changes.)

I added an entry for "Select All" as CMD - E, which works for all my applications except for Firefox. Firefox even recognizes that the shortcut was modified, but still defaults to CMD - A as the default. What can I do to fix this?

You haven't provided an off switch for this "thumbnail preview image of the webpage" on my taskbar? I don't want anything dropping down from my task bar on hovering over it.

This is a new thing, that Firefox for some reason thought was a good idea. Mouse hovering on my taskbar, and have a drop down thumbnail preview image of the webpage?

Thank you all in advance...  :)