The official Firefox Mobile Facebook page has just uploaded a link to a very interesting photo for fans of Mozilla’s Firefox browser, showing us the long-awaited Firefox Mobile up and running on an Android phone – in this case, a lovely Nexus One.
Here’s your exceptionally brief glimpse at how the mobile version of Firefox’s interface will look when the browser eventually arrives on Android:
The photo is, of course, tagged as a “work in progress” look at what we can expect. And as we’re previously reported, Firefox Mobile isn’t scheduled to arrive on Android until much later in 2010, so don’t go clearing space on your home page for another icon just yet.
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