Add sticky notes to Default Firefox Home Page

[PocketRocket]

No third party extension from the Mozilla Add-On Store allows you to add your own sticky notes directly onto the Default Firefox Home Page. It seems to be because of security reasons. A built-in, native sticky notes customization tool for Firefox will enable sticky notes to be created and pinned by the end user on the Default Firefox Home Page.

[Jon]

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[Jon]

Heads up...

Justine, a Firefox Product Manager, just kicked off a discussion here on Mozilla Connect asking for feedback to improve the Firefox new tab / homepage. And you're all invited (of course) - check it out and add your thoughts via this link: Share Your Thoughts on the Home / "New Tab" Page! 🖥️ [thread 2] 

It's a great opportunity to share ideas and communicate directly with the team working on this feature.

Hope to see ya there 💪

[Jon]

Heads up...

Justine, a Firefox Product Manager, just kicked off a discussion here on Mozilla Connect asking for feedback to improve the Firefox new tab / homepage. And you're all invited (of course) - check it out and add your thoughts via this link: Share Your Thoughts on the Home / "New Tab" Page! 🖥️ [thread 2] 

It's a great opportunity to share ideas and communicate directly with the team working on this feature.

Hope to see ya there 💪

[JayleneMichael]

It seems like Mozilla's approach to security is restricting third-party extensions from integrating directly with the Firefox Home Page for sticky notes. While it's understandable from a security standpoint, I agree that having a native feature for customizable sticky notes within Firefox could enhance user experience. Native tools would likely ensure better integration and security compliance, addressing concerns that third-party extensions might pose. It's a balance between convenience and maintaining browser integrity.

[JayleneMichael]

It seems like Mozilla's approach to security is restricting third-party extensions from integrating directly with the Firefox Home Page for sticky notes. While it's understandable from a security standpoint, I agree that having a native feature for customizable sticky notes within Firefox could enhance user experience. Native tools would likely ensure better integration and security compliance, addressing concerns that third-party extensions might pose. It's a balance between convenience and maintaining browser integrity.