Requirements: ANDROID 2.0 and up
Overview: Experience cutting edge Firefox features still in development and provide your feedback!
With Firefox Beta you can enjoy your favorite features like Sync, Add-ons and the Awesome Screen, while being one of the first to use brand new features and functionality that will be in the upcoming stable release of Firefox for mobile.
From the Welcome page in Firefox Beta, tap on "Give Feedback" to report issues or provide your ideas so that we can make Firefox for Android awesome.
Firefox Beta is compatible with a wide range of devices, however some older devices are currently not supported. Check http://mozilla.com/mobile/platforms/ for a list of supported devices.
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What's New in Firefox Beta for Android
The latest version of Firefox Beta for Android has the following changes:
Getting you to the web faster
Creating a better web experience
Important improvements "under the hood" and new technology features
More bug fixes and enhancements
What's New with Add-ons
There are now over 160 add-ons for Firefox for mobile, and counting. Nearly 100 add-ons are already compatible with our latest browser version. Thanks to our awesome community, the number of exciting compatible add-ons increases constantly.
What's New for Developers
Now is the time to extend your reach and build a new awesome add-on, or to make your mobile add-ons compatible with Firefox for Android. Find all the tools and resources you need on the Mozilla Developer Network.
Firefox Beta for Android supports:
IPv6 on Android
"overflow: scroll" and "overflow: auto" CSS properties
Restartless Add-ons
HTML5 online/offline events
...and much more.
What's New in This Release:
· Memory optimizations: Running Firefox on Android is much more pleasant, with fewer browser session restarts.
· Text selection in web content: Long tap in a web page and start selection text using the familiar Android-style drag handles.
· Session history within a tab is saved and restored: If Firefox needs to restore the session, each tab’s back/forward history is restored as well.
· Language selection at initial startup: Choose you language right away, instead of wading through screens in a language you might not be able to read. If the Android OS is set to a language Firefox has bundled, the selection screen is skipped and you are taken to the Firefox Home page. If you really wanted to pick a different language, there is a “Choose Language” button on Firefox Home too, but only on the initial startup.
· Added a ‘Quit’ action to the Android menu.
Download Instructions:
http://goo.gl/Jmb14
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