Mozilla is preparing yet another version of Firefox – a derivate of Firefox Mobile that will be offered for
Android tablets. Called “Fennecomb”, the browser is currently receiving finishing touches and may be unveiled around July 1. Fennecomb receives an interface that has little in common with the Mobile or the desktop version of Firefox. It uses a one-line menu bar to save space and squeezes the home button, navigation buttons, the location bar a bookmark button as well as the Android button menu button in the bar. There is also a tab button, which opens a dropdown menu when clicked and enables the user to access open tabs or open a new tab. It appears that Mozilla is also designing a new home screen that is very reminiscent of the tile-based Windows 8 home screen. Mozilla is clearly trying to figure out how a browser could work on a
tablet much better than current browsers do, but I am not sure if it is such a great idea to introduce a third, completely different interface. Perhaps there is a better way to create a brand identity and enable more obvious interaction between the tablet, smartphone and desktop browser?
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