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Firefox for Android is optimized for various screen sizes. Learn how to browse the Web and access your bookmarks on Firefox on your Android tablet.

{for not m36} <!-- unhide this comment when m36 is on general release {warning}This feature has been updated on the new version of Firefox for Android. [[Update to the latest version of Firefox for Android]] for the new Firefox experience.{/warning} --> This article describes how to get started with Firefox for Android on tablets by describing the differences between the tablet and phone user experience (also known as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_experience UX]). The Firefox for Android tablet user experience displays more controls in the top bar in order to take advantage of the larger screen size on tablets. {note} '''Note:''' Tablets with screens smaller than 7" do not get the tablet user experience. Tablets smaller than 7" in screen size (including [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phablet phablets] like the Samsung Galaxy Note I, II and III) get the phone user experience; see [[Getting started with Firefox for mobile]]. {/note} The following image shows the Firefox for Android tablet interface in portrait mode. [[Image:tablet 10 inch portrait top bar m26]] The following image shows the Firefox for Android tablet interface in portrait mode for 7" tablets: [[Image:tablet 7 inch portrait top bar m26]] The navigation and menus are across the top of the screen, from left to right, as shown in the above screenshots: *Tabs icon - Displays the number of open tabs, tap to show tabs in the sidebar. To hide the tabs in landscape mode, swipe left across the black tab margin. To hide the tabs in portrait mode, swipe up on the current web page. *Location bar - Tap the location bar to access your history and bookmarks. Or type an address or search term, then press Enter on the soft keyboard to go. *Reload page - Tap to reload the page. *Bookmark page - Tap the star to add a page to your bookmarks list. On 7" tablets, the star is displayed in the menu instead of the top of the screen to save screen space. *Main Menu - Tap this to access the Firefox for Android menu (7" tablets display the bookmark star in the menu instead of in the top bar). {/for} {for m36} Firefox is optimized for Android devices of all screen sizes! We'll show you how to browse the Web using Firefox's improved tablet experience. {note} '''Note:''' The tablet experience applies to devices with a screen size of 7" (17.78 cm) or larger. Tablets smaller than 7" in screen size (including [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phablet phablets] like the Samsung Galaxy Note I, II and III) get the phone user experience; see [[Getting started with Firefox for mobile]]. {/note} __TOC__ =Bookmarks= Tap the star icon to save your favorite pages so you can access them later. To remove a bookmark, visit the site you want to remove, then tap the star again. [[Image:bookmarks tablet]] *If your tablet's screen is smaller than 10", tap the menu button to see the bookmark (star) button. {note}'''Access your bookmarks:''' Tap the address bar to bring up the [[Use the Awesome Screen to search the web, bookmarks and more | home screen]] where you can access your bookmarks.{/note} {for m43} =History= Firefox organizes your browsing history by month, and allows you to view websites you've visited today, yesterday or in the past week. To view your browsing history, tap the address bar to bring up the [[Use the Awesome Screen to search the web, bookmarks and more | home screen]], then swipe to the ''History'' panel. Turn your tablet to landscape view to see your history grouped by month. ;[[Image:history tablet 43]] {/for} =Address Bar= Tap the address bar to bring up your [[Use the Awesome Screen to search the web, bookmarks and more | home screen]], search the Web, or enter a website address. [[Image:tablet url]] <!-- this kind of sub-title could be removed, since the sentence above lists the functions below anyway: ''Things you can do with the address bar:'' (Artist, Oct. 29, 2015) --> *'''Bring up your home screen:''' Tapping the address bar brings up your [[Use the Awesome Screen to search the web, bookmarks and more | home screen]], where you can access your bookmarks, reading list, tabs you've synchronized with other devices, and your most visited sites. ;[[Image:home screen tablet]] *'''Start searches:''' Search the Web, your bookmarks, history or open tabs, all in one place. Just enter your search and Firefox will match the results as you type. *'''Enter a Web address:''' Enter the address for a website you want to visit. =Tabs= Firefox for Android lets you open multiple tabs on your tablet. Your open tabs will appear across your tab strip above the toolbar. [[Image:tablet browsing]] ==Open new tabs== Click the plus symbol {button +} to open a new tab. ;[[Image: new tab tablet]] {note}You can also open a link as a new tab by pressing down on it, then choosing {menu Open Link in New Tab} from the menu.{/note} ==View open tabs== Scroll left or right on the tab strip to view your other open tabs. To display a gallery of your open tabs: # Tap the tab number: #;[[Image:tab number tablet]] #All your open tabs will appear in gallery view. #;[[Image:tab gallery]] #From here, you can also tap the [[Private Browsing on Firefox for Android|Private Browsing]] icon to open a private tab for sites that you don't want stored in your history. #;[[Image:private browsing tablet]] ==Close tabs== To close a tab: *Tap the '''x''' at the top-right corner of the tab. *From the tab list view, tap the '''x''' at the corner of each tab{for m42}. If you have multiple tabs open, swipe each tab sideways to close it{/for}. {for m133} =Desktop mode= Starting with Firefox for Android [[Update to the latest version of Firefox for Android|version]] 133, tablets automatically display all websites in desktop mode by default. This setting is designed to optimize the browsing experience on larger screens. ==Disable desktop mode by default== If you prefer the mobile view for all sites, follow these steps to turn off desktop mode by default: #Open Firefox on your Android tablet. #Tap the menu button [[Image:Firefox menu Android]]. #Select {menu Settings}. #Navigate to {menu Site settings}. #Tap {menu Request desktop view}. #Choose '''Off''' to disable desktop mode for all sites. [[Image:Request desktop view off|width=300]] ==Manage desktop mode for specific sites== #Visit the site where you want to change the display mode. #Tap the lock icon [[Image:Fx89Padlock]] in the address bar. #Select {menu Site settings}. #Adjust the {menu Request desktop view} setting to enable or disable desktop mode for that specific site. {/for} =Menu button= Tap this to use other Firefox features, such as sending content to your [[Use Firefox for Android to send videos to Chromecast | Chromecast]] or [[Use Firefox for Android to send videos to your Roku | Roku]], or changing your settings or customizations. {warning}'''Warning:''' If you don't see the menu icon on your toolbar, it's because your device already has a menu button built into the hardware. Use the built-in menu button instead. See [[Firefox menu icon is missing on Android - how to access the menu]] for more information.{/warning} =Reload button= Tap this button to see any new changes on a page. [[Image:reload tablet]] =Sharing and synchronizing tabs= Now that you know the basics, see [[Using Tabs on Firefox for Android]] for information on sharing and synchronizing your tabs. {/for}