Mozilla working on a second-screen solution for Firefox

By Kamran Zia -
Mozilla working on a second-screen solution for Firefox

Just like Google, Mozilla too wants a piece of the second screen market. The company is reportedly testing the new technology that would allow users to beam content from their mobile browser to the TV.
In a statement sent to Engadget, Mozilla said it is “conducting some experiments around second-screen support with a number of devices,” adding that this is at “investigation stage” and that we’ll rather have to wait a little longer to see this technology officially announced.
It’s likely Mozilla’s solution will require some hardware like Google’s Chromecast but you never know. Perhaps they end-up relying on existing technologies like WiDi or Miracast. Alas — and as I said it before — we’ll have to wait a little longer to get all the details. Stay tuned in the meantime…

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