Firefox on Windows Mobile
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Do you like Firefox so much on your Windows computer that you'd like to use it on your Windows Mobile phone? You're in luck. There's a new fox in town, named Fennec, and while it's still in the testing stages, it's already turning heads. Keep reading for a closer look at this mobile browser.
Mozilla Firefox is one of the most popular Web browsers in the world. This online tool is widely used and well-liked for its user-friendly applications and multiple safety features. Firefox is used by many Internet surfers because it blocks annoying pop-up ads, offers plenty of user customization and provides a very clear view of many different online Web pages.
This straightforward, simple, and totally free browser has impressed even the most sophisticated of online Internet surfers. Though it was still an up-and-comer in the early part of the decade, today Mozilla Firefox is a force to be reckoned with. This well-liked online Web browser will soon be coming to Windows Mobile users, so you can enjoy it even when you’re on the go and out of the house.
The mobile version of Firefox, named Fennec, is still in its testing phases, but can be used even at this stage by some of the customers who’d like to check it out for themselves. Though still in development, this Windows Mobile version of Firefox is already creating waves in the cell phone world and can be downloaded by some who’d like to test it out for themselves. Find out what Fennec might soon have to offer for your phone or mobile device.
Mozilla Firefox and Fennec
Mozilla Firefox is one of the most popular free Web browsers on the Internet, a well-known name in the online world. Its user-friendly design has attracted many, but it’s the spam control features that keep many of those users coming back for more. In fact, Firefox is second only to Internet Explorer as the world’s most popular and widely-used Web browser. Now, Firefox is taking some of that Web-cruising power to mobile devices in the form of Fennec.
Made for support through Windows Mobile, Fennec uses the same Gecko HTML that has made Firefox such a success. The touch-screen interface and top toolbar is meant to give users quick browsing and ease of use. Optional add-ons allow users to add to Fennec with multiple applications that make the browser even more customizable. The trademark ad blocking that users expect from Firefox will also be in place with Fennec, offering the spam control that so many Internet surfers (whether they’re at home or on the run) seek.
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