In Pictures: First look - Firefox 15 for Android

We took a look at Firefox for Android 15 to consider whether it could finally be the browser of choice on an Android device.

The home page

There is no “home” button. Instead, the about:home page is listed as a bookmark, and loads by default when you run Firefox. The home page shows thumbnails of the six sites you visit the most, each of which you can tap to go to that URL. This can’t be customized -- you can’t change the top six, which would turn this into a useful “dialer” interface to help you get to your favorite sites faster.

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