I read Dana's piece about Symbian possibly going open source too late with great interest.I've wondered the same thing about Firefox Mobile, which debuted on Jan 29.

The company behind Firefox will pour more resources into adapting the open-source Web browser for mobile devices, hiring new staff and elevating the internal status of the project.

Sure we would love to see Firefox Mobile, codenamed Fennec, on some other platforms but let's be honest – Windows Mobile is definitely in need of some browser love more so than most other ...

Mozilla's plan to build a mobile version of its Firefox browser delights developers and partners with its promise.

Firefox for Android is critical to Mozilla's effort to remain relevant in the surging mobile market. The new project will help, but it's got plenty of challenges. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET ...

Firefox mobile makes tab organization easy with the help of Collections. Jack Wallen explains what the feature is and how to use it.

Mozilla is updating the homescreen on its Firefox mobile apps to help you more easily jump back to pages you had viewed recently. With Firefox 94, which will be available Tuesday, you’ll be able ...

Mozilla Corp.’s mobile Firefox browser, which the company said earlier this week is in the works, will likely be available for phones running Symbian, Windows Mobile and Linux operating systems ...

Anyone worried about Firefox’s penchant for leaving a massive memory footprint when it makes the move to mobile can breathe a little bit easier. The hard optimization tweaks made during Firefox ...

Firefox Focus, a privacy-focused browser, has launched Total Cookie Protection for Android users to prevent unwanted ad targeting and tracking.

Firefox’s mobile browser, Fennec, has hit another milestone, including updates to the visual theme. Currently it only supports Nokia 800 and 810 devices. If you have one, you can install Fennec ...