Although Firefox web development toolbar gained success, it’s an integrated era. With devices becoming smaller, users expect more browsing space and light-browsers to run on their tiny devices. Firefox toolbar development would unnecessarily load the devices. In the name of offering one-click access, loaded browsers consume double the time to perform a single operation on smaller devices.

The only browser undergoing massive changes, till today, is reported to be Firefox. The next generation Firefox browser is in talks and, on surfing the internet, we also get to see the glimpses of our next favorite.  The next generation Firefox is concentrating on more user space and tidy tab browsing. It has also got several features that resemble Chrome; however, what bothers the users is delivery of complicated designs in the name of streamlined processes.

Although Mozilla says to be bringing up its new browser with users’ suggestions and feedback, it needs to understand that people do make use of applications other than Facebook and You Tube. Today, users are interested in having light-weighted browsers that don’t slow down the browsing speed irrespective of the amount of data being searched. A simple, yet competent browser is required that eliminates the need for multiple Firefox toolbar development.

Firefox interface designer—Mr. Faaborg—says that Mozilla intends to launch a cross-platform compatible browser. Although the browser concept is not revolutionary, Firefox is concentrating on easy tabbed browsing and giving a fresh look to users. It offers more than what iGoogle does. Unlike iGoogle, it provides personal and local information. Will the next generation Firefox prove useful? Send in your suggestions.