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Video: Fennec for Android

by James Tromans on March 31, 2010 6:53 am

Fennec

There is a preview available for the mobile version of Firefox, called Fennec, which is scheduled to arrive on Android sometime at the end of this year. The video shows us something that is clearly a little buggy, but the general principles are certainly there. I guess they would have to be otherwise ‘MartinSchirr’ would not have released this video.

It would appear as though this particular version is only going to work for Android 2.0 or later, which does make sense given that by the time this application is ready, Android 9.1 is probably going to be out (ok, maybe not). Anyway, if your curious check out the Youtube video after the jump to grab a look at what will surely be one of the most popular applications for Android when it is available in a fully functioning form.

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