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https://bug590945.bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=518194

Sadly try builds for this have expired, but only two patches needs review!

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=590945

Oh thank goodness. The current implementation of personas looks half baked. Probably because it was. Gotta fix the window borders too eventually.

i don't like how identity button looks lke but, wow, the tab reordering animation is incredible!! :woot:

anyway, do you have the bug # for identity button and tab animation?

I don't really care for the identity box either, but it's Bug 634065. The mockups in Bug 588685 were a lot better, IMO. I even made a user style for it (self-promotion :p), but it'll probably be broken soon.

and video , umm , i'll make one

Wasn't this animation the same one that has been in Safari and Chrome since the start? In fact, I had to test this myself on my Firefox installation to make sure it didn't already do it. I'm amazed I didn't even notice.

How much HTML5 elements Mozilla FF4 supported? 6.0 prealpha scoring 259 in beta.html5test.com.....

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 130 + 5

Apple Safari 5.0.3 228 + 7

Mozilla Firefox 4.0 255 + 9

Opera 11.10 258 + 7

Google Chrome 10.0.648 288 + 13

http://beta.html5test.com/results.html

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