Campaigns

Mozilla Connect is a collaborative space for users (you) to share product feedback, submit ideas for new features, and participate in meaningful discussions that help shape future releases! The community is an evolution of Ideas@Mozilla…with exciting upgrades all around.   Take part by yourself, or with your friends!

Help us to test web compatibility of the updated Firefox for iOS! Foxfooding is important for getting wider feedback for new features- and we need your input! It also gives you the opportunity to check out our newest features before they release to the public.

Inspire people to make voice AI better for everyone by explaining how they can contribute to Mozilla Common Voice. Join us on 6th October, as we launch our social media campaign. Post, like and reshare social media content about Common Voice. Please use the hashtag #CommonVoice.

Help us test Firefox on mobile! Mozilla has been working on improving the design for Firefox for Android and iOS. With your help, we want to uncover any problems and discover opportunities to improve. We will update areas for testing once in a while, so you will have new things to explore.

Firefox Focus for iOS and Android has been revamped, and we need your help to test it before it is released! Foxfooding is important for getting wider feedback for new features- and we need your input! It also gives you the opportunity to check out our newest features. To help us test Firefox Focus subscribe to the campaign to receive an email with the invite link. After you have downloaded the app, you will be ready to find and submit bugs!

Mozilla has been working on improving Firefox’s usability for our new and existing users through a modernized user interface. For the three weeks from the 12th of April we will need your help to test different features. New features to test will be added during the campaign, so remember to subscribe to be kept up-to-date! Results: Thank you for taking part in this campaign! In three weeks we collected 191 bug reports.  

Are you an independent artist or creator? Do you use Firefox? Share your story with Firefox’s global audience. We’re looking to feature independent makers and doers (musicians, designers, writers, bakers, florists, activists, you name it) — people with equal parts passion and purpose. If selected, your photo, name and story will appear in front of Firefox fans around the world.

Help us test Version 1 of the newly redesigned Firefox Accounts Settings.  It now has a new look and feel, and we need as many people as possible to test it and give us feedback! Create a new Firefox account, follow the instructions, and file any bugs  you encounter.

The open, global internet is the most powerful communication and collaboration resource ever seen. The internet enables new opportunities for learning, building a sense of shared humanity, and solving the pressing problems facing people everywhere. Over the last decade we have seen this fulfilled in many ways.   We have also seen the power of the internet used to magnify divisiveness, incite violence, promote hatred, and intentionally manipulate fact and reality. We want your support to highlight the best of the internet and eradicate the worst…together.   Now let’s unfck the internet together!

Participate in our new Omnibus Foxfooding experiment by testing some changes coming to our Firefox browser!   From the 24/09 to the 27/09 enroll in our experiment by adding to  a Firefox profile  some changes that we may be shipping soon in a future update to Firefox. If you are up to it, you can also help us test some new features!  

On July 28, 2020, Mozilla rolled out a new version of Firefox for Android that is based on what we previously called Firefox Preview. To support the launch, we are asking you to help us answer reviews for Firefox for Android in the Google Play Store.   On average, we receive 23K reviews per month in Google Play Store. That’s why we need help from Mozillians like you to answer those reviews and help Firefox users to have a better experience online.

The Common Voice project is Mozilla’s initiative to help teach machines how real people speak. We are building an open source, multi-language dataset of voices that anyone can use to train speech-enabled applications. As of today, Common Voice has the ability to collect voice data for a specific purpose or use-case. Now, we’re putting this to the test and kicking off data collection for our first, single word target segment. To create this segment we need as many contributors as possible across various languages to record and review the digits zero through nine, as well as the words yes, no, hey and Firefox.