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Join Mozilla in testing the new Firefox address bar! (community.mozilla.org)
submitted 6 months ago by TheTwelveYearOld@lemmy.world to c/firefox@lemmy.ml
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Crossposted from a community manager's post: https://reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1hwd6u7/join_mozilla_to_test_the_new_firefox_address_bar/

Hi r/firefox 👋,

The address bar is one of the most prominent areas in any browser, and Firefox is no exception. Understanding its importance, the Firefox team has been working on a set of complementary features designed to improve discoverability and security of the Firefox address bar.

With this set of features landing in Firefox Beta 135, we need your expertise to help us test these enhancements by participating in this campaign, which will be live on January 9th! 

The top 5 contributors will each receive a $50 voucher to shop at Mozilla’s swag stores as a thank-you for your efforts. 

Have any questions about this campaign? Join us on Matrix or comment down below!

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[–] Meltrax@lemmy.world 10 points 6 months ago

Weird vibes here. This is a beta test for a feature update to the actual browser, the part we like using. Not some AI bullshit, the actual browser.

Try it out. See if it's good. Provide feedback if it's bad, that's the point. This isn't even an announcement for a change, it's an announcement for an opportunity to test a potential change. Just be happy they're working on the actual thing they should be, and provide constructive feedback.