Popular browser, Firefox  is almost ready to begin his first appearance in the mobile browser. Vice President who gave birth to the Mozilla project is Jay Sullivan, says Firefox Mobile is through the various stages of testing and ready to be released before the end of 2009.

This time, Mozilla is no longer holding giving leaks about Firefox Mobile. Sullivan said one of the first unique Mozilla's mobile browser is able to syncronize with the desktop version of the Firefox browser. This means, all the pages that users are opened on the desktop Firefox will automatically be opened and viewed on a mobile version of Firefox.

"When office hours ended, you can leave the computer and still continue through the phone," Sullivan said as quoted from the Telegraph, Thursday (24/12/2009). "This browser encrypt all the information and send it back through the 'cloud computing' between desktop and mobile versions," he explained.

If all goes according to plan, before the end of year Sullivan's hope Firefox Mobile can be download by Nokia N900 users via Nokia Ovi Store. As was widely reported earlier, N900 will be the first mobile phone that can operate this browser. Mozilla is trying to develop the browser to be used for Windows Mobile OS version that was in the early testing stages and is expected to be completed in early 2010.