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Mozilla's Fennec Browser Reaches Beta Build for Linux

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Mar 19, 2009, 11:57 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Mozilla has officially released the first beta build of its Fennec browser for mobile devices. The newest version brings with it improvements in the responsiveness of the user interface as well as increased page-rendering speeds. Mozilla has made Fennec as finger-friendly as possible, and Fennec beta is much more stable and usable than previous versions, making it more suitable for everyday use. This beta is only available for the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet, running Maemo Linux. Mozilla is still working on versions of Fennec for Windows Mobile and S60.

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