The first support plug-in for Firefox 1.0 is officially released

After multiple test versions, Mozilla recently officially released Firefox 1.0 for Nokia, "the world's best Web browser into the mobile phone field". Let's take a look at its main functions:

-Use the same browser engine as Firefox 3.6;

-The Awesome Bar function allows you to log on to a frequently accessed website by entering the minimum number of words;

-Seamless synchronization of Firefox labels, history, bookmarks, and passwords between desktops and mobile phones;

-Pagination of thumbnails;

-One-click website favorites;

-The first mobile Web browser that supports plug-ins;

-Use TraceMonkey to compile the JavaScript engine in real time;

-Instant Web site ID and custom security settings;

-35 language versions are available;

Firefox 1.0 for Nokia optimizes the mobile phone touch interface, minimizes the number of words entered on the keyboard, simplifies Web content navigation, synchronizes the mobile phone and desktop browsing experience, and provides browser-defined services, enhance the privacy and security of browsing.

Supported devices:

-Maemo platform: Nokia N900 and N810. You can directly access firefox.com/mdownload on your mobile phone, or upload firefox.com/lelefrom the desktop to send a text message containing the downloaded link to your mobile phone.

-Developers can also download it to a computer for testing and creating plug-ins. Firefox for Nokia is compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, and Lin systems.

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