Ramblings of my curious mind

Now the software's finally matured enough to hit Alpha 1 status -- although the Touch Pro requirement's still in place, so you fake Touch Viva owners are sadly still have to hold off a while longer. The major release improves memory behavior, moves the UI to a CSS-based solution that'll make resolution independence easier, and -- here's the biggie -- adds support for add-ons, so it seems like it's a worthwhile download if you're doing even a modicum of browsing from your phone. Next up, Mozilla plans to tackle overall Fennec performance on the WinMo platform head-on.If you wanted Mozilla's dearly anticipated mobile port, you had a couple options to buy a Nokia N800 / N810, or you can score a Touch Pro and deal with a build ominously described as pre-alpha.