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I can't believe nobody's complaining about the missing dedicated search box. I thought that was everyone's big beef with Chrome. Then again, I haven't used Firefox in quite some time so maybe they've already dropped it.
What's your beef with the chrome search box?
I can't believe nobody's complaining about the missing dedicated search box. I thought that was everyone's big beef with Chrome. Then again, I haven't used Firefox in quite some time so maybe they've already dropped it.
Personally, I don't like this at all, because you never know what information is getting leaked to the search engine...
I can't believe nobody's complaining about the missing dedicated search box. I thought that was everyone's big beef with Chrome. Then again, I haven't used Firefox in quite some time so maybe they've already dropped it.
* Simplified, customizable graphical menus. No idea how well this will work, but it's only a mock-up at this point.
* Removal of the forward button, merging the back button with the URL bar.
* Refinement of per tab UI. In chrome you still get the browser chrome on pages like preferences or history.
* A change in browser chrome when entering fullscreen mode. (Chrome just over-lays the standard UI when you mouse to the top.)
[1] If anyone knows the context for these images, would be nice to link it!
http://people.mozilla.com/~shorlander/devTools/devTools.html
I wonder whether this latest proposed redesign will finally have Firefox behaving like, y'know, a native OS X app, or whether it'll be just as shallow as all previous efforts.
I don't understand why no browser manufacturer integrates tree tabs. It's such a great interface innovation, and everybody is just ignoring it.
Tree style tabs are the #1 reason I use Firefox (though many of Chrome's other advancements are mighty tempting).