Firefox is making it easier for Android users to navigate the mobile web with Web App Manifest support, which will ship with Firefox 58 for Android. The feature supports Progressive Web Apps (PWA), ...

Firefox OS will power the world's first Open Web Devices in key emerging markets and offer the performance, personalization and price you want in a smartphone. Firefox OS delivers a beautiful, clean, ...

Firefox adds progressive web apps in the version 58 beta along with a couple of other features. Progressive web apps of course are the most notable new change that Mozilla has added to the latest beta ...

Mozilla's Firefox OS is based on Gecko-- the same core rendering engine that its desktop and mobile Firefox web browsers use. This unified framework goes to the essence of what Firefox and Mozilla are ...

Mozilla has released the latest version of Firefox, which it says will allow complex apps to run much faster in the browser. Firefox 52 adds support for WebAssembly, which Mozilla said allows for ...

Mozilla is working on a project that could let a few key Android apps like WhatsApp run on its fledgling mobile operating system, which could keep its prospects alive. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET ...

Mozilla recently revealed how Android devices can install and run Firefox-based Open Web Apps. Users will need to install the latest version of the Firefox Browser (version 29). They'll then be able ...

Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, digital photography, AI, quantum computing, computer science, materials science, supercomputers, drones, browsers, 3D ...

As well as the usual array of bug fixes and standards conformance work, Firefox 41, released yesterday, has a new feature: integrated instant messaging, with voice and video, called Firefox Hello.

I’m watching JavaScript creator Brendan Eich play a video game, and we’re talking about the future of the mobile web. While the native-versus-mobile-web debate has become stale — “boring” in Eich’s ...

Programmers who may be curious about building mobile apps but aren’t sure how to get started could get a hand from Mozilla, which is testing a new code editor, called WebIDE, which will be built into ...