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 UI to change the way we work with the web. To browse the web you press one of three buttons - forward, back, and a plus that displays a list of recent sites, bookmarks, and a search bar. The rest of the page is pure web.
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Mozilla Is Building A ?Simple? iPad Browser Called Junior
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 UI to change the way we work with the web. To browse the web you press one of three buttons - forward, back, and a plus that displays a list of recent sites, bookmarks, and a search bar. The rest of the page is pure web.
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