According to Lucas Rocha of Mozilla, his team is working to get the revamped features ready for release as a part of Firefox 26.
Rocha claims the upcoming Firefox revamp is its biggest UI change since the first release back in June last year.
“We have completely redesigned and rewritten the Awesomescreen—where you search bookmarks and browsing history when you tap on the URL toolbar—and the Start Page—the one you see when you start the app. In terms of interaction, we’re essentially merging the Awesomescreen and the Start Page into a single UI with swipable pages,” he wrote in his blog.
The upcoming revamp not only includes UI changes but most of the underlying code has also been changed for a more streamlined, cleaner, and lighter Firefox for Android.
