Photos: A look at the mobile version of Firefox

Summary: ZDNet UK examines Mozilla's Firefox on Nokia's Maemo-equipped N900 handset

By David Meyer | March 22, 2010 -- 16:40 GMT (09:40 PDT)

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Tapping on the screen allows the user to zoom in.

The mobile version of Firefox does not support multitouch pinch-and-zoom functionality. This could be due to the N900's resistive touchscreen, as multitouch generally requires capacitive screens.

Topics: Mobility, Apps

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Just a quick point, the N900 built-in browser does offer flash (but I normally leave it turned off)

PeterI-5b324
23 March, 2010 09:15

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Cool, Firefox on a mobile device, better late than never.

malca
23 March, 2010 12:34

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