Opera’s newest Web browser introduces a new technology platform. Opera Softwareは7月21日(ノルウェー時間)、ラグナロクを搭載したLabs版Operaの最新版を公開した。Windows版、Mac OS X版、Linux/FreeBSD版が提供されている。ラグナロクは現在開発が進められているOperaの新しいHTMLパーサ。Operaはこれまで15年間に渡って既存のHTMLパーサを使い続けてきたが、HTML5対応を機に新しいHTMLパーサの開発に着手した。 報告によれば前回ラグナロクを公開してからメモリ利用の改善やパフォーマンスの向上が行われているほか、html5libを使ったHTML5パース試験における成功率が99.9%から100%に引き上げられたと説明されている。たしかに、HTML5test.comを使って確
Hot on the heels of recent announcements from Mozilla about strategy, personnel, and general company changes, Brendan provides us with almost 12 minutes of very deep insight into the future of Mozilla and the web. As a long term citizen of the web, open source, and all that is right with technology, I (Chris Williams) applaud the strides and direction that Mozilla is making and most importantly th
Welcome to the 27th issue of the Weekly Engineering Newsletter, where each week I bring you all the engineering news you need to know and only a tiny bit you don't. Even better, it comes in a dose that's less than 500 words. More news. Less noise.OK, let's go! *Planning Update* We're one third of the way through the Firefox 8 cycle. During this last week, engineers landed fixes for 200 bugs and fe
Firebug integrates with Firefox to put a wealth of development tools at your fingertips while you browse. ブラウザにおける代表的な開発およびデバッギングツールであるFirebugの主要開発者が、Firebugの開発から離れ、代わりにChromeチームで開発ツールの開発に従事することを発表した。Firebugの開発を継続したかったが、IBMから追加のサポートを得ることができなかったとしており、苦渋の決断であったことを説明している。 また、すでに主要ブラウザはそのブラウザ独自の開発ツールをもっていること、Firebugをベースとして次世代の開発ツールを開発することは現実的ではないこと、ブラウザの開発スピードについていくことは現在のFirebugの開発チームの規模では困難であること、ほかのツ
One of the biggest challenges in designing Firefox for tablets has been the placement and behavior of tabs. You wouldn’t think this would be too hard right? Tabs always go at the top of the screen, always visible right? They are a metaphor for physical file folder tabs after all, a design that hasn’t changed in a century. However mobile devices have made us question how well this metaphor works on
We’ve received a lot of very useful feedback on the Mozilla Labs’ BrowserID project. We want to take a moment to focus on the privacy aspects of BrowserID and what we’re trying to accomplish. For background information, you may want to skim our original announcement and Lloyd Hilaiel’s explanation of how BrowserID works. We designed the BrowserID experiment to increase user convenience and safety
First of all, we'd like to thank all of our loyal users of Google Toolbar for Firefox. We deeply appreciate all of the feedback over the years that helped to make the product so useful. As we all know, over the past few years, there has been a tremendous amount of innovation in the browser space. For Firefox users, many features that were once offered by Google Toolbar for Firefox are now already
Thanks! Please check your inbox to confirm your subscription. If you haven’t previously confirmed a subscription to a Mozilla-related newsletter you may have to do so. Please check your inbox or your spam filter for an email from us. Mardeg I noticed Mozilla is not a member of the Kantara Initiative in my link. Is there a plan to integrate this project with that? July 21st, 2011 at 01:40 Thomas Sv
Thanks! Please check your inbox to confirm your subscription. If you haven’t previously confirmed a subscription to a Mozilla-related newsletter you may have to do so. Please check your inbox or your spam filter for an email from us. Buzu This is a really cool tool. July 20th, 2011 at 08:28 Jeff Hammel The .xpi link doesn’t auto-install for me. Plz fix July 20th, 2011 at 09:51 Joss Crowcroft Holy
Update (November 30, 2011): I wrote a wiki page about zombie compartments. It’s much clearer than this post, you should read it instead. Update (July 31, 2011): This blog post has been linked to from mozilla.org‘s front page. Although any help in improving Firefox’s memory usage is very welcome, please note that this post was aimed at Firefox developers and other technically-inclined users, and
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