Comments on: Google move paves way for Firefox on Android
Mozilla likes the idea of bringing its browser to Google's mobile phone operating system, and the release of the Native Development Kit could make that possible.
Mozilla likes the idea of bringing its browser to Google's mobile phone operating system, and the release of the Native Development Kit could make that possible.
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- by BlitzBoy1120 June 29, 2009 7:01 AM PDT
- Thats sweet, I already tried out Fennec, and it's every bit as good as Safari Mobile, and even better since it has the capabilities to have add-ons.
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- by Shankland June 29, 2009 7:07 AM PDT
- I like the idea of Fennec + Weave, personally--synchronized changes across multiple browsers including mobile.
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- by El_Segfaulto June 29, 2009 11:51 AM PDT
- The only thing I'm looking for is adblock. I'm excited about being able to browse on my G1 without being assaulted by ads which take up way too much real estate.
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