The Mozilla Corporation has set a March launch date for a version of its Firefox Web browser that will run on Apple’s Intel version of Mac OS X. “We are targeting the official release of Firefox for Intel Mac OS X in late March with the Firefox 1.5.0.2 update,” Mozilla software engineer Josh Aas told ZDNet. Demand for the browser on Apple’s new CPU platform is expected to rocket as the PC vendor last week started selling the first Macs based on CPUs from Intel. However, an unofficial build can be found here.
I wonder what the hold-up is; I’ve already recompiled my Mac OS X apps (http://www.pobox.com/~chrish/osx/) as Universal binaries. I assume Firefox doesn’t use XCode, but still, make it compile in gcc 4 and you’re mostly done… I assume.
– chrish
Heck, even Opera had an MacIntel version several months back.
“I wonder what the hold-up is; I’ve already recompiled my Mac OS X apps”
If you read the article you would know what the hold up is and it’s not Firefox itself. But nice try trolling your lame screensavers.
’cause I make lots of money when people download the free screen savers? You don’t even need my ports if you run X11 on your Mac.