[...] Mozilla shows rapid progress on Firefox Mobile for Android [...]

[...] previously saw Mozilla developers port Fennec (Firefox for mobile) to the Droid and now a German developer has compiled and released a [...]

[...] ported the mobile UI (Fennec) and had it running on a Droid and Nexus One. Mozilla has demonstrated rapid progress in developing their browser for Android and plans to have a public release this year. Jay Sullivan, [...]

That doesnt mean its out. That was a version of the ROM that somebody leaked out. Its not even really an alpha version. There’s no support for it at all. The official Flash 10.1 Beta release from Adobe is scheduled for October 2010.

Flash is already out on android devices, The desire ROM, has it and when u flash it on the N1. Farmville and hulu at your finger tips!

I don’t know about you but i’ve been using Fennec since Alpha 1 on my PC and the UI is great, simple and elegant, but that’s just my opinion.

you can go to mozilla.org and download a version that works on Windows, MAC OS X, Linux, & Maemo.

“Looking cool” and working well don’t always coincide. Desktop UI was made for a keyboard, mouse, and a large display… which is unusably pointless on a small touchscreen. Mobile devices need a unique UI.

Keep in mind Fennec isn’t even in beta yet. Lots of changes to be made.

i agree.
they should test it on a G1 and CLIQ to prove that, even tho they have older hardware, it will still run on the phone.

Considering flash is coming to Android soon, is there any word on if Fennec will support it? And they should definitely give out a copy of “If You Give a Moose a Muffin” with every download.

Mobile UI looks hideous. I was a lot happier seeing desktop on nexus (:
It looked so cool