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Firefox Coming to Mobile

Filed in archive Mobile Technologies by on May 10, 2007

Mitchel Baker, CEO of Mozilla has confirmed that the organisation is developing a version of their popular firefox browser links

for mobile devices.

Baker said in the interview that one of the things people like most about Firefox is the ability to change and customize it and they want to bring that to the mobile version, along with the ability to give users a full web experience.

Via gadgetell and textually.org.

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Add your response to Firefox Coming to Mobile: Response from: Jon This is an interesting development. What always seems peculiar is that a Windows Mobile User Agent starts with "Mozilla". Mozilla will doubtlessly run Java-based pages efficiently and effectively. I think it's a very good development and will enable further much-needed democracy and OS-type applications development in future. :) Response from: cellphonedeals There are already some nice mobile browsers such the Blazer for Palm and WM Explorer. I assume the firefox mobile will be available for all OS? Response from: Mobile games Good news! I like firefox! Response from: Martin Dooley Good news but will be pointless unless they can get the memory footprint down to acceptable levels.
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