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Firefox for mobile has been announced and the first phone on which you can use it is Nokia N900. For the very first time in browsing history, you can enhance your Firefox mobile’s functionality by installing add-ons. There are 40 of them available at the moment. There is one add-on that you are going to love: The YouTube enabler

by Salman Ul Haq on January 30th, 2010. Comments

With a whole new series of new Android based smart phones to be announced this y%tagsear, Mozilla has finally decided that it releases the web’s most beloved web browser for the Android phones. ProgrammerFish has learned that Mozilla is all set to release Firefox for the Android phones codenamed Mozilla Fennec, the mobile web browser is set to hit the market in February 2010, just a few days wait more.

by Salman Ul Haq on January 29th, 2010. Comments

Mozilla has just released the all new Firefox 3.6 Release Candidate 1. There have been some significant improvements for both developers and users and the good ne%tagsws is that 75% of the add-ons have been updated to be compatible with the new release. Now you can flip the UI of your Firefox with just one click using Personas. Firefox 3.6 Beta users will be automatically intimidated for updating their Beta to RC1 but if you don’t have the notification as yet or you are not a Firefox 3.6 Beta user then you can always try this and I bet you won’t be disappointed.

by Salman Ul Haq on January 11th, 2010. Comments

With over a 100 bug fixes and updates from the previous Firefox 3.6 Beta release, Mozi%tagslla has released Firefox 3.6 beta (revision 5) with an amazing addition of features, better compatibility and almost 70% of the Add-ons being upgraded by their respective authors for compatibility with the Firefox. The new update is more compatible with HTML5 which is sweeping across the industry.

by Salman Ul Haq on December 18th, 2009. Comments