Firefox is finally coming to the iPad, sort of.

Mozilla, the company behind Firefox, is working on a new browser for Apple's iPad called Junior that is intended to take on existing iOS browsers, most notably Safari.

"Look at Safari on the iPad, it's a pretty miserable experience, I think," said Alex Limi, Mozilla's Alex Limi in a presentation Thursday, via The Verge. "It's still the best browsing experience on the tablet out there, but it's still kind of sucky."

Limi also admitted that at the moment, Mozilla has no real presence on the iPad, which he refers to as "one of the biggest consumer platforms in the world."

Junior will be an attempt to change that. The new browser, which is still just a prototype for the moment, really emphasizes simplicity. There's no toolbar at the top of the page, and just two buttons tucked off the sides. This way, users get a full screen layout which is meant to give the browser more of a "magazine feel."

Here's the video of Mozilla's full presentation demoing the new mobile browser: