By manish on 1, February, 2010 | Channel: Technology

Firefox for Mobile Launched – Currently Available only for N900

Firefox has launched the mobile version of the browser (right now, available only for Nokia N900) and few features of the mobile browser include:

  • Weave Sync – Sync your Firefox tabs, history, bookmarks and passwords between your desktop and mobile device for a seamless browsing experience
  • Add-ons – Customize your Firefox by adding small pieces of functionality, like games and news readers, that help make the mobile Web browser your own

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  • Location-Aware Browsing – Get maps and information relevant to your location
  • Tabbed browsing – View open tabs as thumbnails to easily identify and select the Web page you’d like to go to next -[from the official blog]

And as with Firefox, there are quite a few add-ons available now (link) and the mobile browser will soon be launched for other phones as well.



An interesting development for the mobile world – after all, Opera needs to face some music as well.

Will FF’s strong hold in Desktop market help them gain market share in Mobile market? What’s your opinion?

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    One Response to Firefox for Mobile Launched – Currently Available only for N900

    1. abhishek manocha says:
      February 1, 2010 at 3:24 PM

      kool, so we have real good things now Opera mini and mobile firefox. Will give it a spin, or any reviews already? please share.

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