Firefox 4.0, results of tracing ideas from Google Chrome?

Mozilla has shown how the mock Firefox 4.0, which was similar to the Google Chrome browser interface. In the previous week, Mozilla Firefox has shown mock-3.7, which was to eliminate the browser title bar, and replace them with two-button drop-down menu on the right hand side, just as the idea that Google released Chrome for debutnya buln in September 2008 ago. Now, Firefox 4.0 mock this show 2 options, one option is the same as the idea that there is in Firefox 3.7 and the other on the next steps for the 'switch' to the design of Google Chrome.


Specifically, mock Firefox 4.0 shows that the tab at the top of the browser window there is a title bar. This is the same as that used for Google Chrome. Meanwhile, Mozilla is now looking for a design, especially from the browser's developer for a brainstorming, and mock not the final.

Another concept of Firefox 4.0, as Tabs-on-Top, who claimed Mozilla can be used to save space and remove the effect of vertical visual complexity. On the side, looks different, because there are elements of a confusing user interface. For Firefox, put the tab at the top is meant to separate the different processes in each tab, which encourages faster performance, stable, and secure, but spent more memory.

Mock Firefox 4.0 also shows the key combination on the right side of the address bar that can be customized by users. The key can be used to start loading the page diketikkan in the address bar, or stop the loading process, and reload when loading is completed.

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