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For a long time, FireFox has had this UI that doesn't really doesn't fit in with Mac OS X's UI. Today, Alex Faaborg revealed that the next version of FireFox, 3.0, will have a more Mac OS X like User Interface. It will have the same unified UI that Leopard has and will work with both Leopard and Tiger.

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Hmm.... could they make it look anymore like Safari?

 

 

I like the fact that non-apple programs look different. Shouldn't Firefox simply have a consistent look across all platforms. I mean it's a branding thing ain't it?

 

If it looks like Safari, how the hell are people going to tell if you are using Firefox or not?

Ah! Good news! I never liked FireFox on OS X because of how it looked. Thanks Numberz. :(

 

But isn't that what Camino exists for?

Unless they drop Camino, I doubt I will do more than just take a passing glance at Firefox 3.

(Although I did use the early betas for a while...)

Firefox needs to work on making their browser be as fast across all processors and platforms before trying to copy Safari.

 

It's not copying Safari, it's trying to make it look more consistent within OS X, currently it dont. Firefox does and has worked on more OS's than Safari ever will and it is fast.

Honestly, I do not give a flying F**K how it looks, as long as it functions the way it's supposed to.

 

Hmmm....

I DO care how my browser looks, which I why I moved to Camino in the first place - To get away from that damned brushed metal look. After that, there was no turning back.

It's not copying Safari, it's trying to make it look more consistent within OS X, currently it dont. Firefox does and has worked on more OS's than Safari ever will and it is fast.

 

I apologize for making you engage in a pissing contest there. Care to talk like a grown up now?

Hmmm....

I DO care how my browser looks, which I why I moved to Camino in the first place - To get away from that damned brushed metal look. After that, there was no turning back.

Firefox isn't going Brushed Metal though... and I think consistency in an OS makes me more productive.

Take a look at each toolbar and tell me Firefox didn't just use a Xerox machine on the Safari UI. Honestly, they're nearly identical.

 

You didn't get the story did you, it's meant to be like that so it fits with OS X toolbars, the same is going to happen with Vista and Linux versions making it more consistent within the OS's.

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