Mozzila is ready to launch a new browser for Windows 8

The Mozzila Foundation and Monday announced that the company will release a customized Firefox browser for the Metro interface of the Windows 8 operating system. This new browser front end will feature a new design and a more focused and systematic integration. The browser will be based on the Gecko page engine (also known as the browser kernel or page rendering engine). According to the company's plan, this browser is a browser designed specifically for the Metro interface of Microsoft's new system. Browsers that use the Metro interface will display the full screen on the system, just like any other similar application. The design team pays more attention to the design of the browser's interactive interface, and can seamlessly connect with other applications through Microsoft's newly introduced "contracts". Firefox will also design the "Active Tiles" interface so that the latest content can be displayed on the main page. The Mozzlia Foundation is expected to release the browser in the second quarter of 2012.