Photos: Firefox 4 team try out new user interface

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Source: Mozilla

Heads-up on bottom tabs - How Firefox 4.0 may look

Users are familiar with tabs at the top. There are benefits to having them at the bottom.

Do you prefer browser tabs above or below the address bar? Software developers at Mozilla Foundation are trying both.

They are also looking at how to give users more feedback on what the browser is doing when the user types in a URL to go to a website.

These sceen shots show what the Firefox developers are looking at for version 4.0.

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