Posts Tagged ‘Firefox Mobile’

FireFox Mobile gets a new Logo


Firfox Mobile new Logo

Firfox Mobile new Logo


The results from the Mozilla Creative Collective’s “Firefox Goes Mobile” design challenge are out, and the winner is “Pocketfox”, by Yaroslaff Chekunov.

Yaroslaff, who is based in Krasnodar, Russia, cites as his design inspiration, “the Firefox itself, your approach to the web-site execution, and of course my wife who always brings up new ideas.

Check out the runnerup designs

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Mozilla released Fennec Alpha 2!


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After a month of their release for Alpha 1, Mozilla is back with its alpha 2. With Opera & Skyfire is almost ready with their paradigmatic shift releases, Fennec seems to have been determined to give them a real fight.

Here are some of the changes that Mozilla has claimed to brought in this new release:
-Improved panning performance
-Newly designed theme
-JavaScript error console is now built in
-Improved add-on support
-Numerous bug fixes
-Improved UI polish

Although we do find some bugs even now which prohibits us from making it our default browser, as the way we have it on our PC. But nevertheless we do expect Mozilla to come out with all those fixes in their next version. Till then check out this!

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Firefox Mobile Concept Video Demo


After more than 200Million downloads for the desktop version , the fox is still going strong. Its no secret they are trying to get a mobile version of firefox out there for mobile users. Here is a Quick peek @ what it might look like:


Firefox Mobile Concept Video from Aza Raskin on Vimeo.

This concept prototype for Firefox mobile (code name Fennec) is being designed for a touch screen. Start it up and this is what will greet you

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Firefox Mobile Firefox Mobile

Features:

* You can scroll the page by dragging as well as flicking.
* You zoom out again by dragging the page past its border in any direction.
* Creating a new tab is easy. You click on the big plus, and the browser finds an open spot, puts the tab there, and zooms in on it.
* The standard controls (like back and forward) are located to the left of the page. You get there by gently dragging the page in the appropriate direction.

Source : azarask.in