Starting in Firefox 4, the default UI is an orange Firefox button and page titles only on tabs. When you maximize the browser, the tabs slide up into the title bar.

If you prefer the more traditional style, you can switch on the classic menu bar as follows:

Alt+v (opens classic View menu) > Toolbars > Menu Bar

Edit: Whoops, that's for desktop Firefox.

The page title should appear in the "Awesomebar" when it isn't actively being used for the URL or search. You never see it?

Oops, accidentally hit the not helpful button, meant to click on the helpful even though I found it on my own as it is the same answer. I had found the awesome bar before this answer and I just forgot to come back and post.

I am very happy with Firefox for Android performance, but I can't find the "Awesome screen", the title bar, or any of the options that are supposed to appear that are discussed in Firefox's online help screens: e.g., Top Sites, Bookmarks, History, etc. Also there is no + sign for adding tabs. How do I get them to show? Running Honeycomb on Vizio VTAB tablet.

For me, the location bar shows the URL, not the page's title. How can I get the title to show up in the window's title bar at the top of the window? Or, if that's not possible, how can I get the title in the location bar?

Hi mburwen, I've only used Firefox Mobile on a phone with Gingerbread. I haven't seen how it appears on a table. By the way, do you have version 17 now? There have been many changes since version 10 (when I first installed it).

Hi gmtz, the Android version of Firefox doesn't have a title bar. Are you asking about a desktop version? If so, it depends on a number of factors, such as whether the window is maximized, whether you use the orange Firefox button or the classic menu bar, and perhaps your theme. You might want to start a new question to explore desktop issues if relevant.