Welcome to Labs
A space for playing with and sharing feedback on experimental Firefox features. Think of it as an early version of a demo we want to share with you first! These features are in development, and by enabling them, you get a sneak peek at what could be coming to Firefox in the future. Firefox Labs allows you to test these functionalities and share your feedback, helping shape the direction of future updates.
Labs experiences will be discussion threads hosted by Firefox employees for feedback. Here are our best practices for engaging in Labs threads:
Constructive feedback is always welcome. But inappropriate, mean, or snarky comments about Mozilla, its employees, partners, or other community members will not be tolerated. Let’s be kind and productive.
Be clear and detailed.
Please provide the necessary details in your comments when you’re sharing feedback on testing a Labs experience. Are you experiencing pain points? If applicable, how is the experience making browsing easier for you? Feel free to also use supporting images and/or videos to explain how your experience went. The more perspectives, the better!
Also, let's keep the discussions on track and focused on the specific features in Firefox Labs. If you have additional feedback or ideas, please submit them in the Ideas or Discussions board.
If there’s something broken in your Labs experience, please file a bug report at Bugzilla.
Please post your comments in English.
While we are proudly an international company, English is the official language of the community and also how we communicate internally. As the community grows, we will explore localization efforts.
Note: Submissions that don’t meet the above requirements will be closed to the community.
Bonus Tips
Follow along for potential status updates and be ready to respond to comments from other community members.
Kudos equals votes. If you like an idea that has already been posted, give it a kudos (👍) and add your input in the comment section for further discussion.
Ready, set, play!
