@st3fan, riding off biot&#x27;s comment because he hit a lot of the right points.<p>First off, congrats, this is amazing and beautiful. I&#x27;ve been a long time Firefox poweruser, and here are some of the things I noticed myself:<p><pre><code>    - Lack of differentiation between bookmarks, history, open pages, tags, etc. in URL bar. </code></pre>
This is vital for a power user feature I use a lot: browser.url.restrict.* (in about:config), allowing me to quickly get to a page from history, an open tab, or a bookmark. You get the idea :)<p><pre><code>    - Inability to reorder tabs
    - No context of tabs opened&#x2F; to switch to
    - Unable to specify sync categories
    - Unable to disable password saving asks
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Overall, biot is right: this is great from a iPhone POV, but from a iPad POV, there are more controls to bring into view to bring it to parity with Safari&#x2F; Chrome. As for going beyond what Safari and Chrome offers on iOS, carrying over the spirit of power user features and customization will definitely do it (like the AwesomeBar icon hints, switch to tab, urlbar match, search keywords, and more).