Firefox Adds AI Form Suggestions and Page Monitoring to Smart Window

Mozilla expanded its opt-in Smart Window beta on Oct. 27 with form suggestions based on tabs users select and monitoring tasks for pages they choose. Both features are available on desktop in English in the United States and Canada, with additional markets planned in the coming months.

For form suggestions, users choose tabs to provide context for an online form. Smart Window can use information from those pages to propose entries, such as details from a professional profile or portfolio. Users can review and edit suggestions before adding them to a form. Firefox does not submit forms, and its suggestions may be wrong.

Information from selected source pages is shared with Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite. Saved Firefox autofill values remain on the user’s device.

Page monitoring starts in Smart Window chat, where users type “/watch,” describe what they want to follow and add pages to a task. Each task can cover up to five pages, and users can have up to 15 active tasks. Checks can be scheduled daily or weekly, but run only while Firefox is open. The monitoring feature uses the Qwen model and can track changes such as a sale or a new job listing.

Smart Window is an optional AI browsing experience that requires a Mozilla account. Firefox performs checks on a daily or weekly schedule, and only while it is open.