Firefox/3.next/themes/
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Contents
Identity Management
- logging in to services
- smarter/auto form fill
Task Aware Browsing
- navigating through your tabs in a task-based manner
- understanding and optimizing for the task at hand
- Ubiquity Uplift
- where links came from
- navigate by tag / date / source
- navigate by visual indication as opposed to just titles and URLs
Creating Content
- sending files
- sending rich data
Knowing The User
- understanding usage patterns to predict future behaviour
- page navigation flows
- understanding optimal preferences based on usage
- offering add-ons based on usage
Web Application Support
- allowing web applications to look and feel more like applications
- giving web pages/plugins state & context information
- e.g. "Which tab is making noise", "Am I focused"?
- offline web apps
- Prism Uplift
Removing Web Annoyances / Implementation Design
- pop under windows
- security UI
- status bar showing exactly which servers are being contacted instead of just saying "fetching images" or whatever
Performance
- actual performance on common tasks (start, navigate, save)
- perceived performance
- animations (incl. tab tearoff, find in page)
- scrolling models
- speculative parsing
Look of the Browser
- OS specific / native
- move away from CERN era design
Getting out of the user's way
- reduce modal dialogs (esp. at open and close)
- moving notifications to smaller, more sublte approaches
- reduce questions that users can't answer
- assume the middle step where possible (eg: back to a redirect page)
Extensibility
- clean up and simplification
- themes
- add-ons