Leaked mockups show "Nova," Firefox's big UI revamp that looks way different from what we have now.

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Mozilla is internally working on a major Firefox UI redesign codenamed "Nova," leaked by developer Sören Hentzschel. The redesign moves away from the flat Proton design (in use since 2021) toward a more modern look featuring rounded corners throughout, a floating unified toolbar island, subtle gradients, violet color accents, and a redesigned browser menu. Mockups show dark mode with split-view, light mode with tab groups as colored pills, and a visually distinct dark-purple private browsing window. No official announcement has been made yet, but Mozilla's Bugzilla has active entries tracking Nova's development.

Firefox Is Getting a Major Redesign After 5 Years

<p>Sad… :( More whitespace for my small screen…</p>
