 mobOn the next level..Premium join:2000-10-07 | FF4 on Android I have been using the Android Firefox app for a few days now. It took a little bit to get used to. I do like the tabs across devices, it's very smooth. -- Ich habe kein Mitleid - Me You're a daisy if you do. - Doc Holliday | |
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 |  openbox9Premium join:2004-01-26 japan kudos:2 | Re: FF4 on Android As soon as Flash is incorporated, I'll probably make the switch too. I played with some of the earlier betas and I agree, it does take a little to get used to compared to the stock browser. | |
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 LinklistPremium join:2002-03-03 Longport, NJ kudos:5 | re: Burning Question: Is Wi-Fi Squatting Illegal?
Short answer is yes; but no one enforces it unless it is added on to another more serious hacking charge as a way to pile on the offenses to force a plea deal. -- Record your speedtest.net results in DSLReports SpeedWave »www.speedtest.net/wave/afe201cb84d45c88 | |
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 |  ArrayListnetbus developerPremium join:2005-03-19 Evanston, IL | Re: Burning Question: Is Wi-Fi Squatting Illegal? you know, I'm still amazed that there isn't some form of authentication built into wifi access points. at least something more specific than an encryption key. Maybe users/passwords, acls | |
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 |  |  openbox9Premium join:2004-01-26 japan kudos:2 | Re: Burning Question: Is Wi-Fi Squatting Illegal? There can be, but users/owners need to actually use the tools  | |
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 LinklistPremium join:2002-03-03 Longport, NJ kudos:5 | re: Firefox 4 now available for Android phones
Why no FF4 for iOS devices like iPad & iPhone? There are 3rd party tabbed browsers other than Safari for iOS devices available, so Apple allows them. Why hasn't Mozilla taken advantage of tapping that huge user base? -- Record your speedtest.net results in DSLReports SpeedWave »www.speedtest.net/wave/afe201cb84d45c88 | |
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 |  openbox9Premium join:2004-01-26 japan kudos:2 | Re: re: Firefox 4 now available for Android phones Because Android has a larger user base and is growing at a larger rate? It took Mozilla forever to roll out FF for Android. Mobile devices don't appear to be a priority at all for the Foundation. | |
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 |  |  LinklistPremium join:2002-03-03 Longport, NJ kudos:5 | Re: re: Firefox 4 now available for Android phones said by openbox9:Because Android has a larger user base and is growing at a larger rate? It took Mozilla forever to roll out FF for Android. Mobile devices don't appear to be a priority at all for the Foundation. And the Android & no iOS decision by Mozilla may also be influenced by the fact that Android's developer Google is the biggest funder of the Mozilla Foundation. -- Record your speedtest.net results in DSLReports SpeedWave »www.speedtest.net/wave/afe201cb84d45c88 | |
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 |  fuziwuziNot born yesterdayPremium join:2005-07-01 Atlanta, GA | And Firefox is not available for all Android phones, only certain phones with a particular processor/chipset. There are millions of Android phones that Firefox is not available for because Mozilla chose to code it for a specific processor family. | |
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 LinklistPremium join:2002-03-03 Longport, NJ kudos:5 | re:FBI probes Comodo Web security breach
The https security certificate authorizing system is so easily abused, that depending on an https connection to protect your data from both independent hackers and governments is a pathetic joke. -- Record your speedtest.net results in DSLReports SpeedWave »www.speedtest.net/wave/afe201cb84d45c88 | |
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