That's pretty much how I feel. I was thinking for a second the whole UI might get a shake up, or rather, there would be innovative useful functions, that would

That's pretty much how I feel. I was thinking for a second the whole UI might get a shake up, or rather, there would be innovative useful functions, that would set the browser apart. The bookmark and history managers are still pretty aweful. Some of the UI has been polished, but certainly not all. The refresh button irritates me, because for some reason it feels smaller. I feel the whole tab placement is a little moot, as it should follow the OSs style. Quite why we haven't good tab management/redesign/overhaul in modern window managers/desktops yet is beyond me. Personally I'd rather a tool menu. And a location/search bar, a bookmark manager, and a browser pane. All pretty much separate. Text input would be a nice centralised overlay/popup as and when needed, which I could make huge or small. In other words help with web forms. Android's Chrome browser kind of does that. In opera I used to be able to float the address bar, but it lost it's 'awesome' qualities - autocomplete etc. It's OS/UX territory, why reinvent controls and the way we interact with each application? The overall UX ends up feeling like a right hodge-podge.