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However, some special handling would be required, if the Fennec will display the Awesome screen as the first view after start-up. In this case, browser should create a tab after it has been started and pressing the Back button in the top right corner of the Awesome screen should not close it (i.e. although the user had not selected any content for it) but show it (although it was a blank page). There can be cases that the user wants to e.g. change the settings of the Fennec (Awseome screen -> Main view -> Tools) before s/he starts browsing. <br> | However, some special handling would be required, if the Fennec will display the Awesome screen as the first view after start-up. In this case, browser should create a tab after it has been started and pressing the Back button in the top right corner of the Awesome screen should not close it (i.e. although the user had not selected any content for it) but show it (although it was a blank page). There can be cases that the user wants to e.g. change the settings of the Fennec (Awseome screen -> Main view -> Tools) before s/he starts browsing. <br> | ||
= Interaction flow<br> = | = Interaction flow<br> = | ||
[[Image: | See the figure below for the proposed solution of creating new tabs.<br><br> | ||
[[Image:Fennec flow for opening new tabs.png]]<br> | |||
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'''Please, note''': the aim of the figure below is to show the main interactions. The actual UI of the Awsesome screen is a subject to change (see [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/UI/Designs/TouchScreen/Fennec_1.1+#awesomescreen_layout_revisions Awesome screen layout revision]) and the actual View for Tabs from other computers shall be designed later on, if this solution is seen reasonable and desired.<br> | |||