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1. Rap drill

   Des musiques social et spirituels pour motiver et faire réfléchir les gens
   Vidéo alléchantes

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2. Feature Request: Support for Zstandard (zstd) Compression

   💡 Feature Proposal

   Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
   Currently, Firebase Crashlytics (both the backend and the upload-symbols / Gradle tooling) strictly requires standard .zip (DEFLATE) archives for symbolication files like dSYMs and ProGuard mappings.

   For large-scale applications, dSYM files can easily grow to several gigabytes. Compressing them with standard single-threaded zip tools slows down CI/CD pipelines significantly, while multi-threaded tools or better algorithms cannot be fully utilized because the Firebase backend rejects anything other than standard ZIP files.

   Describe the solution you'd like
   We would like Firebase Crashlytics to natively support Zstandard (.zst or .tar.zst) compression for symbol files uploads (via Web Console, Fastlane, and CLI/Gradle plugins).

   Zstd provides a dramatically better compression/decompression speeds and ratios compared to DEFLATE (Gzip/Zip). Integrating it into the upload-symbols binary and Crashlytics backend would allow:
   1. Faster archiving stages on CI runners (saving expensive compute minutes).
   2. Smaller payload sizes, reducing network transit times when pushing symbols to Firebase.

   Describe alternatives you've considered
   - Using multi-threaded ZIP alternatives like pigz -K, which helps with CPU times but doesn't solve the compression ratio limits of the older DEFLATE algorithm.
   - Uncompressing .zst archives on intermediate CI stages just to feed raw directories into upload-symbols, which wastes disk I/O and runner storage.

   Additional context
   Many modern engineering pipelines and data lakes have already migrated to Zstd as their default compression standard. Bringing native Zstd support to Crashlytics symbol uploads would highly optimize modern mobile CI/CD workflows (especially for heavy enterprise iOS/Android apps).

   💡 Feature Proposal

   Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
   Currently, Firebase Crashlytics (both the backend and the upload-symbols / Gradle tooling) strictly requires standard .zip (DEFLATE) archives for symbolication files like dSYMs and ProGuard mappings.

   For large-scale applications, dSYM files can easily grow to several gigabytes. Compressing them with standard single-threaded zip tools slows down CI/CD pipelines significantly, while multi-threaded tools or better algorithms cannot be fully utilized because the Firebase backend rejects anything other than standard ZIP files.

   Describe the solution you'd like
   We would like Firebase Crashlytics to natively support Zstandard (.zst or … more

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3. Feature Request: Include Crashlytics issue notes in BigQuery Export

   Hi Firebase Team,

   I would like to submit a feature request regarding Firebase Crashlytics and BigQuery Export.

   Currently, our team uses the notes section in Crashlytics to manage crash investigation statuses and review progress. While Crashlytics provides great BigQuery integration for raw event data, the issue notes are not included in the exported dataset.

   To improve our operational workflow, we would love to see issue notes included in the BigQuery Export schema. Even if it only exports the latest note associated with each issue, it would allow us to write custom SQL queries and build live dashboards (e.g., in Looker Studio) to track resolution progress across our organization.

   Having this capability would greatly enhance our reporting and data analysis efficiency.

   Thank you for considering this request!

   Best regards,

   Hi Firebase Team,

   I would like to submit a feature request regarding Firebase Crashlytics and BigQuery Export.

   Currently, our team uses the notes section in Crashlytics to manage crash investigation statuses and review progress. While Crashlytics provides great BigQuery integration for raw event data, the issue notes are not included in the exported dataset.

   To improve our operational workflow, we would love to see issue notes included in the BigQuery Export schema. Even if it only exports the latest note associated with each issue, it would allow us to write custom SQL queries and build live dashboards (e.g., in Looker… more

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4. views on data

   Firestore should support a simple language like the rule language that allows modifying the data before sending it to clients.

   The primary use case is changing or hiding some fields depending on the auth uid

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5. WEIRD LOOKING LONG VERIFICATION LINKS

   This concerns the verification links. Since we cannot edit the HTML body directly, the long default Firebase links can look intimidating to users, making them hesitant to click. Would it be possible for Firebase to format these links as buttons by default across the platform? I believe this improvement would be highly beneficial for many developers and users.

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6. Please remove all the AI stuff about having Gemini write us a barista app

   The Firebase console used to be intuitive to navigate. Now if I am trying to find my Crashlytics settings there are all these buttons in my face inviting me to let Gemini create a barista app. No one wants to create a barista app, can you please move all this stuff over to some other system hyping agents somewhere else?

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7. ADIL
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8. Our Project has been suspended last two days

   Our Project is suspended from last two days and has been restored yet..

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9. Firebase MCP can get the Tombstone from Crashlytics

   Hello Team,

   Thank you for bring the Firebase MCP, it is very helpful for me to investigate the Crash and ANR issue.
   Recently, Crashlytics has the Tombstone on the console, and it is really helpful for the programmer can understand the real reason instead of the call stack (some app has the multiple SO and sometime the crash doesn't related with the call stack)
   However, currently Firebase MCP cannot get the tombstone so it cannot investigate the real reason behind the crash, I need to do it manual.
   Could you please implement this feature?
   Thank you.

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10. Spend caps on more services

    Spend Caps is perhaps the best feature you've added recently. Although, it doesn't support the services we're actually using. Would love to see it supporting Firestore, Storage, Hosting, and Authentication. Ideally, it would be great to see it supporting all Firebase services.

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11. Alert on live activity updates

    Live Activity pushes are meant to be completely silent background updates, so Firebase’s requirement for an alert field is technically incorrect and creates unnecessary sound/vibration issues.

    When sending APNs messages with "apns-push-type": "liveactivity" via Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM), the service currently requires an "aps.alert" field to be present in the payload.

    However, Live Activity updates are designed by Apple to be silent background updates, they should not display alerts, play sounds, or trigger any user-visible notification behavior.

    Because FCM enforces the presence of "aps.alert", developers are forced to include dummy or empty alert values (e.g. "alert": {}), which can still cause unwanted side effects or violate Apple’s Live Activity design guidelines.

    Live Activity pushes are meant to be completely silent background updates, so Firebase’s requirement for an alert field is technically incorrect and creates unnecessary sound/vibration issues.

    When sending APNs messages with "apns-push-type": "liveactivity" via Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM), the service currently requires an "aps.alert" field to be present in the payload.

    However, Live Activity updates are designed by Apple to be silent background updates, they should not display alerts, play sounds, or trigger any user-visible notification behavior.

    Because FCM enforces the presence of "aps.alert", developers are forced to include dummy or empty alert values (e.g. "alert": {}), which can still… more

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12. restore old firestore browser behavior where only part of long entries where visible.

    restore old firestore browser behavior where only part of long entries where visible. Now when browser show entire value of props usability dropds to ZERO for any recored with long texts of maps...

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13. First-class Firebase SDK support for Kotlin/Wasm and Compose Multiplatform Web

    Please add first-class Firebase SDK support for Kotlin/Wasm, especially for Compose Multiplatform Web apps.

    Kotlin/Wasm is becoming an important target for sharing Kotlin and Compose UI across Android and Web. Today, Firebase works well on Android and through the JavaScript SDK on Web, but Kotlin/Wasm integration is still awkward and requires wrappers, JS interop, REST calls, or platform-specific abstractions.

    It would be very useful to have official support for Auth, Remote Config, Realtime Database, Firestore, Analytics, and Storage from Kotlin/Wasm.

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14. Allow Firebase project root to be configured independently of firebase.json location

    The Firebase CLI currently appears to treat the directory containing "firebase.json" as the effective root directory for the Firebase project.

    While "--config" allows "firebase.json" itself to be moved, moving the config file also changes how relative paths inside that configuration are resolved.

    This creates an awkward limitation for monorepos, where configuration files may naturally live in an infrastructure/configuration directory while build artifacts remain at the workspace root.

    It would be useful if the Firebase CLI allowed the configuration file location and the project root to be specified independently.

    Example

    Consider an Nx monorepo structured like this:

    repo/
    ├── apps/
    ├── libs/
    ├── dist/
    │ └── apps/
    │ └── web/
    ├── infrastructure/
    │ └── firebase/
    │ ├── firebase.json
    │ ├── firestore.rules
    │ ├── firestore.indexes.json
    │ └── storage.rules
    ├── nx.json
    └── package.json

    From an organizational standpoint, keeping Firebase-specific infrastructure under:

    infrastructure/firebase/

    is desirable.

    The CLI supports selecting that file:

    firebase deploy --config infrastructure/firebase/firebase.json

    However, if the Hosting configuration contains:

    {
    "hosting": {
    "public": "dist/apps/web"
    }
    }

    the path is effectively resolved relative to:

    infrastructure/firebase/

    rather than the actual workspace root.

    The build output produced by Nx is located at:

    repo/dist/apps/web

    so moving "firebase.json" also unintentionally changes the filesystem context of the Firebase project.

    Current workaround

    The practical workaround is to leave "firebase.json" at the workspace root:

    repo/
    ├── firebase.json
    ├── apps/
    ├── libs/
    ├── dist/
    └── infrastructure/
    └── firebase/
    ├── firestore.rules
    ├── firestore.indexes.json
    └── storage.rules

    and then reference Firebase-specific files from the root configuration.

    This works, but it means "firebase.json" becomes a special root-level file purely because its location controls the CLI's filesystem context.

    In larger monorepos, that makes Firebase configuration harder to organize consistently with other infrastructure.

    Proposed behavior

    It would be useful to provide a way to explicitly specify the Firebase project root separately from the config file.

    For example, a CLI option:

    firebase deploy \
    --config infrastructure/firebase/firebase.json \
    --project-root .

    or perhaps a configuration property:

    {
    "root": "../../",
    "hosting": {
    "public": "dist/apps/web"
    }
    }

    The exact API is less important than allowing these two concepts to be independent:

    1. Location of "firebase.json"
    2. Root directory used for resolving project-relative paths

    Why this matters

    This becomes particularly useful in monorepos using tools such as Nx, where:

    • application source lives under "apps/"
    • shared code lives under "libs/" or "packages/"
    • build artifacts are emitted to a workspace-level "dist/"
    • deployment/infrastructure configuration may live under "infrastructure/"

    In that structure, the location of a Firebase configuration file is an organizational concern and doesn't necessarily represent the root of the application workspace.

    Separating the config location from the project root would make Firebase CLI behavior more flexible without changing the existing default behavior.

    Backwards compatibility

    Existing behavior could remain unchanged when no explicit project root is supplied.

    For example:

    firebase deploy

    would continue using the directory containing "firebase.json" as it does today.

    Only users who explicitly provide a root would get the new behavior.

    Additional context

    I initially expected "--config" to control only which Firebase configuration file was loaded.

    The surprising part was discovering that relocating the configuration also effectively relocates the filesystem context used by Firebase.

    A separate root option would make "--config" much more useful for monorepo and infrastructure-oriented repository layouts.

    The Firebase CLI currently appears to treat the directory containing "firebase.json" as the effective root directory for the Firebase project.

    While "--config" allows "firebase.json" itself to be moved, moving the config file also changes how relative paths inside that configuration are resolved.

    This creates an awkward limitation for monorepos, where configuration files may naturally live in an infrastructure/configuration directory while build artifacts remain at the workspace root.

    It would be useful if the Firebase CLI allowed the configuration file location and the project root to be specified independently.

    Example

    Consider an Nx monorepo structured like this:

    repo/
    ├── apps/
    ├──… more

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15. Production Multi-Provider Integration Scheme For production readiness, for the Google IO 2027 release

    Production Multi-Provider Integration Scheme For production readiness, for the Google IO 2027 release a service that after staring into your devices camera for 20 seconds will log you into any account email platform or social media that's ever log your face and stored it in the cloud

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16. Good App put on teachers and the liners

    This app is very very intelligent is good from teachers underlying all the student the healthy us from exam or question you can solve it

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17. Table Event Triggers

    In additional to the onMutationExecuted, we would love to have events on table mutations.

    • onRowUpdated
    • onRowCreated
    • onRowDeleted

    onMutationExecuted is already launched in Nov 2026. https://firebase.blog/posts/2025/11/dataconnect-nov25

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18. Add support for pnpm workspaces

    While it does support for pnpm, it does not support pnpm workspaces. The reason for this is because it currently looks for the pnpm-lock.yaml file in the workspace app directory, but this file is actually in the root directory when using workspaces. This causes lots it to switch to using npm and the build to fail.

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19. Provide Native Document Counters and Metadata for Firestore Collections

    Problem:Currently, finding the total number of documents inside a Firestore collection requires building custom client-side listeners or cloud functions to maintain manual counter fields. This adds boilerplate code, introduces latency, and risks running into write rate limitations unless complex distributed counters are built.Proposed Solution:Firebase should provide an out-of-the-box, native SDK method (e.g., a simple client-side function) that securely requests the exact document count from the server's index layer without needing to download, fetch, or bill for individual document data payloads.Why this matters:This feature is critical for building cheap, efficient pagination UI, analytics dashboards, and status trackers without incurring massive read costs on large production databases.

    Problem:Currently, finding the total number of documents inside a Firestore collection requires building custom client-side listeners or cloud functions to maintain manual counter fields. This adds boilerplate code, introduces latency, and risks running into write rate limitations unless complex distributed counters are built.Proposed Solution:Firebase should provide an out-of-the-box, native SDK method (e.g., a simple client-side function) that securely requests the exact document count from the server's index layer without needing to download, fetch, or bill for individual document data payloads.Why this matters:This feature is critical for building cheap, efficient pagination UI, analytics dashboards, and status trackers without incurring massive read… more

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20. car racing game

    Online Gaming Platform – Project Requirements Document

    1. Platform Name

    ---

    2. Project Objective

    The platform will provide a secure online gaming experience where users can create accounts, verify their identity, manage a digital wallet, and participate in games. The system will include secure payment processing, user verification, and fair gameplay mechanisms.

    3. User Registration

    • Full Name
    • Mobile Number
    • Email Address
    • Password
    • OTP Verification
    • Age Verification (where legally required)

    4. Identity Verification (KYC)

    • Government ID Upload
    • Selfie Verification
    • Mobile Number Verification
    • Email Verification
    • KYC Approval Status

    5. Digital Wallet System

    The platform will include a secure wallet that allows users to:

    • View Balance
    • View Transaction History
    • Deposit Funds
    • Withdraw Funds
    • Monitor Account Activity

    6. Payment System

    Supported payment methods may include:

    • Digital Banks
    • Mobile Wallets
    • Bank Transfers
    • Debit/Credit Cards

    All payment transactions will be processed through secure, encrypted channels.

    7. Gaming Features

    • Multiplayer Game Modes
    • Leaderboards
    • Ranking System
    • Match History
    • Fair Play System
    • Anti-Cheat Protection

    8. User Dashboard

    • User Profile
    • Wallet Balance
    • Game History
    • Achievements
    • Notifications
    • Account Settings

    9. Admin Panel

    • User Management
    • KYC Approval Management
    • Transaction Monitoring
    • Reports and Analytics
    • Security Monitoring
    • Customer Support Tools

    10. Security Features

    • Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
    • Data Encryption
    • Secure Login System
    • Fraud Detection
    • Suspicious Activity Monitoring

    11. Legal & Compliance Requirements

    • Compliance with Local Laws
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms and Conditions
    • Age Verification Requirements
    • Financial Compliance Standards

    12. Future Enhancements

    • Android Application
    • iOS Application
    • Live Chat Support
    • Referral Program
    • Tournament System
    • Multi-Language Support
    • AI-Based Security Monitoring

    Project Summary

    This project aims to build a modern, secure, and scalable online gaming platform with user registration, identity verification, digital wallet management, secure payment integration, fair gameplay systems, and a professional administration panel.

    Online Gaming Platform – Project Requirements Document

    1. Platform Name

    ---

    2. Project Objective

    The platform will provide a secure online gaming experience where users can create accounts, verify their identity, manage a digital wallet, and participate in games. The system will include secure payment processing, user verification, and fair gameplay mechanisms.

    3. User Registration

    • Full Name
    • Mobile Number
    • Email Address
    • Password
    • OTP Verification
    • Age Verification (where legally required)

    4. Identity Verification (KYC)

    • Government ID Upload
    • Selfie Verification
    • Mobile Number Verification
    • Email Verification
    • KYC Approval Status

    5. Digital Wallet System

    The platform will include a secure wallet that allows users to:

    • … more
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