Unlike Shiira's video though, I think it would be better if the page turned the other way similar to if you were reading an actual book. So, going forward in browser history, to the next tab, or opening a new tab would make the current page turn from right to left and away revealing the new page. Going back in browser history or to a previous tab should probably have the exact opposite effect where the page comes from the right and rolls across your current page from right to left eventually covering the current page by showing the new page. I'm still not sure what closing a tab should look like. Maybe the page could be "torn out" or something to that effect.
Anyway congratulations on this amazing extension. It is wonderful and has enormous potential. Already it is listed as one of the most popular extensions. I believe it can eventually be developed to be so intuitive that it becomes synonymous with Firefox and possibly included by default in future versions. My only regret is that I wish I knew how to code so I could help further this great extension. Thank you.
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Hi, I just want to reiterate a couple requests I had made on the Mozilla page.
1. It would be great if this effect was available on the Mac.
2. I think it would be wonderful to have a "page turning" effect similar to what is available in the Shiira browser. Here is an example of what I'm talking about: http://hmdt-web.net/shiira/image/110/transitionEffect-e.mov
Unlike Shiira's video though, I think it would be better if the page turned the other way similar to if you were reading an actual book. So, going forward in browser history, to the next tab, or opening a new tab would make the current page turn from right to left and away revealing the new page. Going back in browser history or to a previous tab should probably have the exact opposite effect where the page comes from the right and rolls across your current page from right to left eventually covering the current page by showing the new page. I'm still not sure what closing a tab should look like. Maybe the page could be "torn out" or something to that effect.
Anyway congratulations on this amazing extension. It is wonderful and has enormous potential. Already it is listed as one of the most popular extensions. I believe it can eventually be developed to be so intuitive that it becomes synonymous with Firefox and possibly included by default in future versions. My only regret is that I wish I knew how to code so I could help further this great extension. Thank you.
Coding is like breating... you just... begin to do it...