For a desktop-like Internet browsing-experience I installed Firefox, as it's one of the few (or the only) internet browsers on Android which has add-ons.
- Many keyboard-shortcuts you know from the desktop version of Firefox also work on Android.
- you can install ad-blocker, you can install gesture-addons ...
Besides that and according to some postings on the web, Firefox switches to a tablet-UI (real on-screen tabs, more buttons) with a system-DPI-setting of at least 480 (Settings / Developer Settings). I like that setting on the Gemini, a bit small sometimes, but other apps also make much more use of the screen.
- To have the text on the websites a bit bigger again, I changed in about:config
layout.css.devPixelsPerPx -> to 2.4
- To make the scrolling/swiping better, I used the following settings:
apz.fling_curve_function_x1 -> to 0.01
apz.fling_curve_function_x2 -> to 0.0
apz.fling_curve_function_y1 -> to 0.25
apz.fling_curve_function_y2 -> to 0.98
This is how Firefox looks on my Gemini:
[img]http://extra.inmontanis.info/d/47683-4/DSC02232.jpg\" border=\"0\" class=\"linked-image\" /](However I miss a real scrollbar on Android and especially on Firefox. The current one is so small and short (on large sites) and you cannot drag it. There's an add-on but it's not that good, because you have to activate it every time and sometimes it's not working.)
If anyone has more hacks or tips or good add-ons for Firefox on the Gemini, let us know.
