Just read the small blurb, and it doesn't really give much away. I do think Mozilla are right to challenge current paradigms, and I long for a bit of innovation.
The browser UI needs a chronic refresh, and thinking about what else the browser can do, is certainly worthy of consideration.
I personally would like to see the browser take on the challenge of navigation better.
I was confined to a 133MHZ text based machine for six months - and I happily learnt to navigate the web with Lynx - by using its keyboard shortcut-ted numbered links! It was amazing how easy it all felt, and it's something I've longed to see as an option in a browser ever since. This one thing alone would make using my Kindle's browser - bearable.
The browser UI needs a chronic refresh, and thinking about what else the browser can do, is certainly worthy of consideration.
I personally would like to see the browser take on the challenge of navigation better.
I was confined to a 133MHZ text based machine for six months - and I happily learnt to navigate the web with Lynx - by using its keyboard shortcut-ted numbered links! It was amazing how easy it all felt, and it's something I've longed to see as an option in a browser ever since. This one thing alone would make using my Kindle's browser - bearable.