by dave on September 10th, 2009 /
Category: News
Mozilla has released the Alpha 3 version of Mozilla Fennec, a.k.a Firefox mobile. Some of the new features of this Alpha release are:
- Much improved panning/scrolling performance
- Improved start-up time
- Revised theme
- Support for running in full screen
- Numerous bug fixes
- Improved painting performance
- Improved UI polish
- Support for touch sensitive directional pad on HTC devices
- Improved kinetic panning with directional locking
- Ability to scroll frames
- Improved zooming support
- Support for multiple screen sizes
If you would like to take a look at this latest version, go download Fennec from Mozilla’s site. Please drop me a note and let me know what you think!
After the jump is a more detailed list of Fennec features…
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by dave on February 11th, 2009 /
Category: News
The pre-alpha release of Mozilla’s much awaited ‘Fennec‘ is finally here!
Though it is targeted at HTC Touch Pro users, it just means that the graphics might look odd on a non-VGA screen and the text entry will be impossible without a hard keyboard.
Since it’s a pre-alpha release, you won’t get updates automatically and extensions will be non existent for the time being, but keep your eyes on WindowsMobile Cool and the official Mozilla blog for the latest builds and news.
Download the Mozilla Fennec cab installer right here.
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by dave on January 27th, 2009 /
Category: News
Mozilla has just updated its official wiki to indicate that their newest alpha version of Firefox Mobile web browser (‘
Fennec‘) is being prepared for release as soon as next week. Good news for all you
Windows Mobile HTC Touch Pro users – according to the wiki it’s going to be available exclusively to you.
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There’s much buzz in the air this week about Fennec alpha – Mozilla’s version of Firefox for mobile. Now, before you get to excited (like I did) this alpha release was made to be used on the N800 or the N810 Internet Tablet from Nokia. But good news: You can check it out from the comfort of your Windows, OS X, or Linux based computers and patiently await the beta release which will hopefully be available for your handset soon!
Check out the official release notes here.
[via NetworkWorld]
