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Tablet Mode on Android Version

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Eric
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I like the Firefox Browser and I would like to use it on my Android Tablet as well. Is there a Firefox Version with a Tablet mode? With this normal mode is uncomfortable to use.

I like the Firefox Browser and I would like to use it on my Android Tablet as well. Is there a Firefox Version with a Tablet mode? With this normal mode is uncomfortable to use.

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Paul
Paul
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Hi Eric

You can download a version for Android tablets from the Google Play store, just search for Firefox for Android.

jferrairo
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He was asking for an interface designed for tablet, the new desing is unusable in a tablet, it hasn't icons or "quick tab selector" and instead of it it has a lot of wasted space, the tab tray has the same problem too much wasted space and with this new design you have to do more taps and menu surfing than with the previous one and it have no sense when you have such great a wasted space. 

Are any plan to return the "tablet mode" to firefox or we have to look for another browser? Vivaldi seems a good candidate to me.


P.D. The fenix designers are doing a good job killing firefox.