Opera’s mobile browsers hit 229 million users
The Norwegian browser vendor now claims that its mobile browsers, Opera Mini and Opera Mobile, have around 229 million users.
Category Archives: Mobile Browser
How to use Dolphin Connect for Firefox
Popular Android and iOS browser, Dolphin, recently launched browser extensions for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari. In this tutorial, we show you to use the Dolphin Connect add-on for Firefox.
Dolphin Connect for Chrome, Firefox and Safari
Dolphin Connect for Chrome is back with many new features. MoboTap has also released Firefox and Safari extensions too. This means Dolphin users can now easily synchronize their browsing data with desktop browsers.
Firefox 19 Beta Released
After shipping the Firefox 18 as regular stable version, Mozilla has released the next beta version, Firefox 19, for desktop and Android platforms.
Opera Mini 8 Wishlist
We simply love the Opera Mini, and here are the features we would appreciate in Opera Mini 8: Performance and stability improvements, Reading Mode, Session Restore, More sync options in Opera Link, Improved Share button on S40 devices.
Microsoft Publishes Guide To Adapt WebKit-optimized Sites for IE10
Microsoft has published a detailed guide to adapt WebKit-optimized sites for Internet Explorer 10 Mobile.
Firefox for Android Finally Supports ARMv6 Platform
Mozilla has just released Firefox 17 for Android. With this release, Mozilla is finally bringing support for ARMv6-based Android handsets which was pending for long.
BlackBerry 10 Browser Passes Ringmark Ring 1 Test
The Blackberry 10 browser has successfully passed the Ringmark Ring 1, and it would be the top mobile browser on HTML5Test.com.
Opera Mobile Emulator 12.1 for Windows, Mac and Linux Released
Opera Software today released updated version of Opera Mobile Emulator for Windows, Mac and Linux platforms. Based on Opera Mobile 12.1, this version brings various new features like new Window Scale, User-Agent settings, automated testing etc.
Firefox To Get OS-dependent Support for H.264 Codec
Mozilla is going to implement OS-level support for the patent-encumbered H.264 codec on Firefox for desktop and Android platforms. For Android 4.x devices, the beta version of Firefox for Android now supports hardware and software level H.264 decoding.
