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Overview

Description: Rethink the basic way we interact with multiple web-pages (tabs) and the jump-off navigation point.

Current Status

Tabs don’t scale.
It’s time consuming to switch between tabs.
We work in semantic groups; our browser don’t. No understanding of search. Only basic understanding of “apps”.
Bookmarks are to heavy, tabs are too light. No metaphors for saving/sharing/viewing what we are seeing.
No incentive to clean up.
We spend over 70% of time on first & last tab [check this]

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Promote tab searching over other types of revisitation (for instance placing all of the tab results on top)
Overly complicate the current design of the awesome bar (through things like the introduction of additional icons, arrows, or moving the focus right/left in addition to up/down)