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Sorry to say that, but...you use a lot of words and in the end you say nothing... Some points are just personal preference (like mobile UI) and ecosystem(I rea

• djdeusudufy 7y ago
  Mobile UI is far from preference in the browser examples I used. Menus and interactive elements at the top of the screen are holdovers from the desktop. Bottom screen menus are vastly easier for exclusive thumb use. Considering that both Focus and Lite adhere to this, I suspect Mozilla knows it as well.
  • rumanator 7y ago
    At best your complains boil down to subjective and highly exaggerated and outright nonsense nitpicking. The only thing that Firefox mobile has at the top of the screen are the URL bar, which automatically hides when the user scrolls down, and a couple of buttons piggy backing to save on screen real estate. And complaining about these UI elements in Firefox mobile while boasting Chrome mobile as the best is something that makes absolutely zero sense, as Chrome mobile has the exact same UI elements at the exact same position. It seems you are desperate to both find reasons to criticize and justify your complains at a rational and factual level.