australis

Months ago, the Mozilla developers announced Australis, the upcoming default theme for Firefox, Australis project currently featuring a work-in-progress attitude.

Ubuntu is being seriously targeted for receiving an optimized Australis version, Ubuntu-based work spotted in images shared via Twitter by Mozilla's Mike Conley, developer presenting the (at that moment) work on polishing Australis' curvy tabs on Ubuntu's Ambiance.

Across the latest months, the Mozilla developers introduced (as a concept) Australis, the upcoming default theme for Firefox.

Weeks ago, various Australis pictures emerged on the internets, shortly followed by Australis' availability in the Firefox Nightly UX flavor, Australis implementation applied to Ubuntu's Ambiance and Radiance, too.

The just-mentioned arrival on Ubuntu was materialized as curvy tabs, fancy rounded tabs that transform Firefox into a definitely good-looking web-browser.

Months ago, the Mozilla developers announced the in-progress work on Australis, the upcoming default theme for Firefox.

Shortly after, the Mozilla developers have pointed out upcoming dates for Australis' landing, approximating its (initial) arrival towards the beginning of the 2013 year.

Firefox provides a powerful, solid and reliable web-browsing experience, Ubuntu's default web-browser that presently is undergoing a serious process of visual enrichment.

At the moment, the Firefox developers are working on implementing Australis as the default theme for Firefox, fancy, modern and polished theme introducing classy tabs, rounded corners, pleasant-to-the-eye color contrasts, etc, essentially, a completely new theme for Firefox.

Speed, stability, reliability and massive amount of add-ons are among the Firefox qualities appreciated by millions and millions of users from across the world.

Nevertheless, it seems that various users have constantly expressed demands for a visual Firefox refresh, aimed at refining its look & feel, thus taking its current state towards a more polished modern interface.

Months ago, the Mozilla developers announced the upcoming Australis' arrival, theme that is to be implemented as default, while introducing numerous visual improvements and eyecandy elements.

Shortly after, Australis mockups have started to land in the open, allowing users to admire, discus and comment new UI concepts (proposed by the developers).

Ubuntu uses, as the default web-browser, Firefox, a full-fledged powerful web-browser.

While its qualities (solid amount of add-ons, reliability, speed, etc) are widely appreciated, users, across the internets, have constantly expressed a demand for a visual Firefox refresh, potential addition to shift the web-browser to a more polished modern look & feel.

Weeks ago, Mozilla announced a new strategy plan for Thunderbird, that is to be community-based in the future, community-based as related to new features, yet, Mozilla to continue to sustain Thunderbird with security and stability-specific development.

Months ago, Mozilla announced a new fresh direction for Firefox in terms of look&feel, in which the new Australis theme is to play an important role, in the sense of being implemented as Firefox's default theme.