CacheIR: A new approach to Inline Caching in Firefox
The past months we have been working on CacheIR, an overhaul of the IC code in SpiderMonkey's JITs. CacheIR has allowed us to remove thousands of lines of boilerplate and code duplication. It has also made it much easier to add new optimizations. This post describes how CacheIR works, why it's much better than what we had before, and some plans we have for the future. IC stubs Both the Baseline JI
Mossberg: What’s up with Firefox, the browser that time forgot?
Welcome to Mossberg, a weekly commentary and reviews column on The Verge and Recode by veteran tech journalist Walt Mossberg, executive editor at The Verge and editor at large of Recode. Until about five years ago, techies and others who wanted a speedier, extensible, more privacy-oriented web browser on their desktops often immediately downloaded Mozilla's Firefox to use instead of Internet Explo
Lossless Web Navigation with Trails
Since the early 2000’s, the desktop metaphor of tabbed browsing has dominated the way we navigate the web. With Browser.html, a Mozilla Research project aimed at building a browser user interface built in HTML for nightly builds of Servo, we are experimenting with evolving the standard tabbed browser towards a model based on trails. The goal of trails is to construct not only a window into web con
WebExtensions in Firefox 53
Firefox 53 landed in Developer Edition this week, so we have another update on WebExtensions for you. With the latest release, a slew of new APIs are now available to help legacy add-on developers transition and extension developers port from other browsers. New APIs The majority of browser.browsingData API was implemented. This API allows you to delete data from Firefox that the user has accumula
Andreas Gal and I were among those calling for Persona to be integrated into Fir... | Hacker News
Andreas Gal and I were among those calling for Persona to be integrated into Firefox ASAP, for scaling leverage against Metcalfe's Law. We had frustrating, protracted arguments about it with Ben Adida. I found resistance to the idea to be based on ill-concealed fear and loathing of dealing with the Firefox codebase, and (possibly as a consequence, not cause) explicit preference for doing a JS "shi
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