Can’t help myself 
Coming soon to any flavour workstation near you, Firefox 2.0….
New Bookmarks and History
Improve the browser’s Bookmarks and History systems to improve their effectiveness as renavigation aids while at the same time improving the back end for speed and extensibility.
Tabbed Browsing EnhancementsMake tabs behave more like windows in the operating system environment, making them behave more as users would expect.
Improved Basic Content Type HandlingFor things like RSS/Atom feeds, mail links etc. Improve discovery and handling user interfaces.
Web SearchImprove the discoverability and adaptability of the search UI within Firefox.
Bug Fixing
Bug fixing at all levels where risk is low and yield high, e.g. the blank tab download bug, platform stability, etc.
Some additional things we would like to look at in the Firefox 2 timeframe include:
Visual UpliftA freshen of the visual design of Firefox while maintaining high levels of system integration.
Inline Spell CheckThe rise of applications like web mail, blogging etc highlight the weaknesses of HTML’s textarea widget. We should at the very least offer people the ability to spell check their submissions.
Exit SurveyWe’d like to know why people leave Firefox. A survey on uninstall would help us find ways to make the software better in future versions.
UI Consolidation and SimplificationConsolidate and simplify user interface in the browser window tying together features in meaningful ways where possible.
There are many other ideas floating around, this is just a brief snapshot of some of the high priority items on our plates. If we get this done, we’ll be satisfied!
Will we be seeing the battle: Internet Explorer 7 vs Firefox2.0 in the near future? Who will handle web 2.0 or web 3.0 the best? 
