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Firefox UX: On Purpose: Collectively Defining Our Team’s Mission Statement
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Thanks, but I'm pretty sure it's bugged. I've had FF open, receive a call, go back to FF, see the homepage instead of the last tab.
I really need to get a new phone, 2gb of RAM is not enough, but I'm having a really hard time finding a pixel in my country.
I think that's for tab selection. I forgot to list that as well, I've got 100+ tabs open and it occasionally jumps to showing the first instead of the last one.
What I meant is: you read an article, and when you're halfway through you close FF. When you open it, it might continue from where you left off, or it might show you the top of the page.