If you're liking what Firefox 4 for mobile already offers in its previous beta builds, then you'll certainly want to check out its release candidate that went live on Monday -- just less than six months after the browser when beta. According to Mozilla, this new build provides a better overall user experience with faster scrolling and improved Firefox Sync, along with other goodies like Awesome Screen smart shortcuts, tabbed browsing, Firefox Add-ons, and Persona themes. Sounds a lot like its desktop sibling (which has a healthy 4.9 million downloads already), doesn't it? Head over to the source page for the Android and Maemo download links, or you can have a look at Mozilla's latest video after the break if you need some convincing.
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i don't think it's a coincidence that a new firefox for mobile came out a day after the new opera for mobile.
ReplyDeletenot saying mozilla planned it, rather that opera may have intended it (considering everyone knew the release date for firefox 4 for desktop)
Nice to know that you can load engadgets website, even in Airplane mode !!!
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