> Have you taken a look at Android Firefox user interface So I opened the same page on both, my comments page on HN. Firefox Android UI: Home button, SSL pad

> Have you taken a look at Android Firefox user interface So I opened the same page on both, my comments page on HN. Firefox Android UI: Home button, SSL padlock, URL, reader mode, tabs, hamburger menu. URL displays extends from 20% of the screen to 70% of the screen. I see news.ycombinator.com/thre(a) [the a is partially faded]. Chrome Android UI: Home button, settings icon (shows cert details), URL, new tab button, tab list, hamburger menu. Icons have like 50% more padding that firefox icons, so URL extends from 20% to 60% of the screen. I see "news.ycombinator.com/t" The only difference in icon count is firefox gives reader mode a dedicated button while Chrome gives new tab a dedicated button. Given how often I use reader mode (as a paywall bypass, or poorly formatted sites) that's... fine? There is a stylistic difference where the coloured area for the address bar encompasses the reader mode icon so it looks like it's deducting space for the URL but it appears that Firefox actually has more URL space. By like... 3 characters, so it's not a huge difference. --- As for the desktop history example: Firefox history views: - Firefox View: Full page view of your account including history, synced tabs, etc. - Sidebar history: Useful to see with less disruption to browser - Overflow menu recent items - Legacy "Manage history" popup Chrome history views: - chrome://history as a full page modal (with sync and other stuff, so closest to Firefox view) - recent history in the overflow menu - "grouped history" which is a sidebar history with way too much padding. So the only extra view of history that Firefox has is the legacy one, which is buried in the UI for power users who don't want to let it go (or more likely the bookmark manager that it lives with).