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Rahul Vithala / Nov 5, 2013

iOS 7 New Tab Page Brings iOS Style To Mozilla Firefox

iOS 7 New Tab Page Brings iOS Style To Google Chrome

If you are an apple fanboy and don’t want to miss the Apple style anywhere, try this extension on your Firefox to turn your New Tab Page into iOS 7 style user interface. The new iOS 7 look is very distinct when compared to iOS 6. You can turn your Mozilla Firefox new tab page into iOS 7 style on any machine like Desktop, laptop, Mac, Linux and even in Chromebooks.

How it works?

After installation from Firefox add-on Store, open new tab page. When you open the new tab page you’ll feel you are sitting in front of the giant iPad home screen. You can navigate between the apps by clicking and dragging it with your mouse cursor in the horizontal direction. It comes with some preloaded apps along with your installed apps. Apps include Angry Birds, Yahoo news, Where’s my water, Amazon, Linkedin, eBay, Twitter, Bing, Pinterest, Candy Crush Saga, Outlook, ESPN, Cut the rope, CNN, and Instagram etc.

Icons Shaking

If you want to remove any unwanted app just hold the left mouse click on the app icon, like same way in iOS the app icons shake and X mark appears on top of the icon. Click on the X button to remove the app from home screen.

App Store

It has a built-in app store to easily add desired apps on your New Tab Page home screen. The user interface is quite decent and looks like a real iPad on your PC or Laptop.

Settings

The settings panel has customization options like background change, Import and Export settings and app integration. Overall it is a very good extension to turn boring Mozilla Firefox default new tab page into stylish iOS 7 style interface.

Download iOS7 New Tab Page Extension

The Chrome extension is removed, so we added the link to the Firefox extension.

That’s all for now. Please do share your views and feedback in the comment box below. Also, please don’t forget to share the article on your social media.

Tagged With: Browsers, Extensions, Google Chrome, iOS 7

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