Firefox 3.0 reaching end of the line

A few months later than had been expected, Mozilla is calling it quits for version 3.0 of its Firefox browser.

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Firefox 3.0 reaching end of the line

Mozilla releases its first mobile Firefox browser

div class=”cnet-image-div image-medium float-right” style=”width: 152px” img class=”cnet-image” src=”/i/bto/20100129/Fennec_logo1.png” alt=”Fennec logo” width=”152″ height=”121″ / /div pMozilla has been steadily creeping towards it goal of releasing the first Firefox browser for mobile phones. On Friday, Firefox 1.0 for Nokia’s Maemo–previously code-named Fennec–arrived./p pFirefox for the Maemo 5 platform has a few interesting conceits that set it apart from other mobile browsers, like Opera Mobile and Opera Mini. Mozilla is banking on the uniqueness of its claim to fame–third-party, customizable browser extensions–to help its browser win mobile market share

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Near-final Firefox 3.6 out for testing

div class=”cnet-image-div image-regular float-right” style=”width: 201px” img class=”cnet-image” src=”/i/bto/20100111/firefox_3.5_logo.jpg” alt=”" width=”201″ height=”196″ / /div p Mozilla has released its first release candidate, RC1, for Firefox 3.6. /pp The new version includes Personas, which lets people customize the browser’s appearance; a href=”http://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-10400636-264.html”blocks third-party software from encroaching/a on its file system turf to increase stability; and perhaps most significantly given the competitive threat from Google Chrome, shortens start-up time and improves responsiveness and JavaScript performance

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Near-final Firefox 3.6 out for testing