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Firefox redesign brings round tabs, unified mobile-desktop look, and new themes

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Mozilla has rolled out a major visual redesign for Firefox across all desktop and mobile platforms. The update introduces bubble-like tabs, a rounded address bar, refreshed icons, and new color themes. For the first time, the desktop and mobile versions of the browser now share a consistent design language. Mozilla states the visual overhaul will not affect browser performance. The company describes the update as a 'renewal' for Firefox, building on a series of significant improvements made over the past year.

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