We’re introducing the Firefox roadmap to give people a closer look at what we’re building and a preview of where Firefox is heading next.

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Mozilla has launched a public Firefox roadmap at firefox.com/whatsnext, giving users visibility into upcoming features and a channel for early feedback. Firefox 152 ships Tab Groups for Android, a redesigned settings UI, and a Blocked Tracker Widget. Coming soon: customizable keyboard shortcuts, in-browser PDF editing (split/merge/reorganize), native Multi-Account Containers without an extension, a free built-in VPN for mobile, a voice-powered Quick Answers AI feature, the Smart Window AI browsing experience (now open without a waitlist), and a Power Saving Mode for mobile tabs.

What’s new in Firefox this June, and what’s next on the Firefox roadmap

<p>I really like the World Cup widget; the to-do list widget is also useful🔥👌</p>
