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QuanJan 27th 2008 12:47PM
By the looks of it, the idea will be just essentially just having a mobile based interface for Gecko 1.9. So it should have almost the same functionality as Firefox 3 does, and a lot of Firefox 3 features make a lot of sense in the mobile space, would save time on browsing and stuff e.g awesomebar.
As for those concept designs, I think the actual product when it comes to fruition will look a lot better. What I'm interested in, is will Mozilla 2 (which I assume they'll call the rendering engine Gecko 2.0 and its Firefox counterpart will called be Firefox 4) be designed from the ground up to have a mobile version as they are describing here?