For instance, PicLens is an interesting way to browse content and many Firefox users have it as an add-on, but creating something this CPU-intensive as part of the browser would not likely serve the needs of many users. While many of these interactions are interesting and novel, they may not be the best features to come standard with Firefox. Opera and IE: Pages visible as a grid of thumbnails.Pogo: At&t's not-yet-released 3D spacey browser, with files fading off into the background in fish-eyed 3D stacks.Flock's Media Bar: a social networking-focused browser built on the Firefox codebase, where media is browsable by a preview bar at the top of the window.Thumbstrips: Firefox extension which displays previews of open tabs as strip of thumbnails which can be hidden.PicLens: Firefox extensions which presents sites and images as a 3D wall in space, can sort objects by a search query.Bumptop: 'Realistic' desktop with physics model so items can be tossed, stacked, shuffled around like weighted objects.

Zooming in to specific area on a page opens up new content.

Content is laid out and zooming into an area brings you to that content. Live Lab's Seadragon (ZUI): Introduces navigation based on extreme zooming.Spacetime: Visual 3D search for Yahoo! Images and Google Images, displays in visual 'stacks'.There have been many add-ons and unrelated programs which have experimented with novels ways to browse content. This system makes searching for a particular item and browsing content difficult. Similarly, tabbed content only shows a favicon and part of the title, and beyond a handful of tabs the rest are obscured in an overflow dropdown menu. The library system only provides text descriptions and favicons. Both of these systems do not allow users to preview, search, and navigate content visually.

The only way to really 'browse' this content is either by using the library, which is truly on an OS-based file management system, or by using tabs. While the awesome bar came a long way in improving targeted search for a particular item, browse-based interactions for bookmarks, history, and tabs is still missing. In Firefox 3.0, managing content such as bookmarks, tabs, and history is very limited. 3.3 Ability to View Library Content as Folders and Thumbnails.3.1 Dropdown Domain-Specific Menus from Tabs.

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