[M.Sudoku]

Mozilla interface designer Alex Faaborg said in a blog posting last week.

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Mozilla's user experience team literally wants to do a better job of visually integrating with Windows than IE, and a better job of visually integrating with OS X than Safari. I don't know if we will be able to pull that off, but that's the goal.

Firefox 3 (code-named Gran Paradiso) will have different looks for Windows XP and Windows Vista, The developers are working to make it, adopt the look of the operating system on which it's running. The much broader diversity of Linux interface options makes it more challenging. Red Hat, Suse and Ubuntu all look different, just to name three popular versions, and as a further complication, each is available with the KDE and GNOME graphical interfaces.


Windows Vista native look for the new places feature that deals with bookmarks, history and other Web page information.


This mock-up shows a Mac OS X-style version of the dialog box to install new extensions to Firefox


New interface for bookmarks, shown here with Vista-native scroll bars and drop-down menu widgets.


Firefox 3 sporting the brushed-metal look of Mac OS X.

Photo Credit: CNET Networks

[Bogdan]

That's all I have to say.

[XPero]

Still no full glass support in the main toolbar for Vista

[Culprit]

I Cants Wait!

[Optimal Vista]

im excited more than ever!

[SharmanNet]

Awesomeness!

[Freka]

Nice.

[PenaltyKillah]

Custom GUI for each OS! Nice.

[Merforga]

The moment they add full Aero support (like IE7) on Vista, I will officially give Firefox an 11/10!!!

[Burned Phoenix]

More information on Mozilla Blog!

[Johnnyboy]

Firefox 3 looks amazing!

[Tygr]

I hope it retains the skinnability. And I hope you can use any OS's skin.