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Please forgive me for not being a "smart guy". I like to keep three rows on they home screen. BUT, I don't want every site or "sponsor" to add to that site. I hope that makes sense. I only want to have the ones I want. Example: I use att for my internet and email. "Currently" is where I log in, and then go to my email. But.....I end up with 4-5 "windows" from att on the Home screen. Also taps/links to places I haven't visited. Is there a way to stop stuff, and just save the ones I always want....unless I tag one to add?

Hoping this makes sense!!

Thanks for the help!! BWP

Dear Firefox Team, I would like to ask you to consider updating Firefox for Windows desktop computers. I appreciate the innovative solutions introduced in your products, so I would like to propose adding a new functionality to the browser's home page. I propose implementing the option of displaying news directly on the home page. Users could easily select news categories that interest them, which would allow for better personalization of the presented content. What's more, it would be possible to set the refresh rate of the displayed news - for example, every 3, 5 minutes or at any selected time intervals.

I am convinced that such a feature would significantly increase the usability of the browser and could attract more users who expect quick and personalized information on a daily basis.

Thank you for your time and for considering my proposal. I hope that future releases of Firefox will find a place for this innovative functionality.

I recently clicked on a "Thought-Provoking Stories" sponsored link on the Firefox homepage, expecting an informative article. Instead, I was taken to LendingTree, where I was asked increasingly personal financial questions, including my full address, email, and phone number.

I find this kind of sponsored content misleading and concerning, especially for a browser that promotes privacy and security. This process felt deceptive and overly aggressive in collecting user data.

I would like to know:

   How can I ensure that I do not see similar misleading ads in the future?
   Will Mozilla take steps to review and remove such advertisements from the Firefox homepage?

Thank you for your time.

Since my Yahoo Mail account on the Firefox home page stopped working 3/14/25, I have to get my mail through a gmail back door. How can I restore my Yahoo Mail (with all its content) to my Firefox home page?