Calling Safari for iPad “a miserable experience,” Mozilla’s Alex Limi showed off a prototype of a new browser for the iPad called Junior in a recent presentation. Junior takes a different approach from traditional browsers, ridding of an address and search bar on the main screen, and going with a full-screen experience instead. Don’t worry though, [...]
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Over the past few years, tabs have become one of those must-have features in a web browser. The mobile web is a bit different obviously, because the screen is so small, but some mobile browsers like mobile Safari give you the option... Read Post
Safari on the iPad is a pretty decent browser. Certainly, it does take some getting used to the iPad interface in general, but once that’s accomplished Safari is pretty much tamed. So is there really a reason to give the Skyfire bro... Read Post
Last week, Mozilla's Product Design Strategy team quietly announced a few new projects including something called Junior, a Webkit browser for the iPad with no tabs or search bars. Instead, it uses simple gestures and a simplified U... Read Post