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I am sure this piece of post will make you smile as you have been waiting for long to see the Firefox Mobile browser that fits you like on your desktop. Firefox Mobile has come out of testing and is now Alpha. It’s codenamed ‘Fennec’.

But not so good for many users as this is only available for Nokia N810 users only which is an early developer release of the mobile version of Firefox, for testing purposes only. So far Firefox people have been focusing on development  a new user interface which actually reflects Firefox’s design and principles. Although they have developed a touch screen support interface which is appropriate for mobile phones and other hand held devices also.

You can download this application from http://www.mozilla.org/projects/fennec/1.0a1/releasenotes/. If you encounter any bugs rememeber to look at these notes and the bug filing instructions before reporting bugs to Bugzilla. Here is the link http://developer.mozilla.org/en/Bug_writing_guidelines.

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Firefox users have been waiting for Windows Mobile extension for Firefox and we have started getting screen shots its sooner than expected. This alpha version will support fingertip touch interaction, and the browser is designed in a way that  the full device screen for content can be done. The control buttons and URL bar is  hidden but can be easily uncovered with a single swipe of  finger.

The current version is said to be under final touches and it will be release by this time next week codenamed as Fennec. It seems like  not too many users will be able to use it as  the code will only be available for Nokia’s N810 Internet Tablet. The alpha code is aimed at Mozilla community members, specifically to give the innovative touch user interface and the feature set a grueling workout.

According to Sullivan Mozilla vice president of mobile, there will likely be two or three additional alpha releases over the coming months before the beta version is released, presumably sometime in 2009

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