Inventory and Strategy By glazou on Monday 8 February 2016, 10:52 - Mozilla - Permalink “There’s class warfare, all right, but it’s my class, the native class, that’s making war, and we’re winning.” -- Android and iOS, blatantly stolen from Warren Buffet Firefox OS tried to bring Web apps to the mobile world and it failed. It has been brain dead - for phones - for three days and the tubes preservi
CSS Vendor Prefixes By glazou on Thursday 30 July 2015, 08:32 - CSS and style - Permalink I have read everything and its contrary about CSS vendor prefixes in the last 48 hours. Twitter, blogs, Facebook are full of messages or articles about what are or are supposed to be CSS vendor prefixes. These opinions are often given by people who were not members of the CSS Working Group when we decided to
CSS Working Group's future By glazou on Monday 29 June 2015, 20:52 - CSS and style - Permalink Hello everyone. Back in March 2008, I was extremely happy to announce my appointment as Co-chairman of the CSS Working Group. Seven years and a half later, it's time to move on. There are three main reasons to that change, that my co-chair Peter and I triggered ourselves with W3C Management's agreement:
Strange day for the Open Web By glazou on Wednesday 13 February 2013, 12:20 - Standards - Permalink It's a really strange day... The annoucement Opera drops the Presto engine came at european hours, of course. Fortunately, the city of New York woke me up at 4am with road construction and lots of noise from construction engines. Found my iPad silently piling up tons of notifications from friends ab
HTML UI By glazou on Monday 19 September 2011, 10:16 - Standards - Permalink I had an interesting online chat with a friend in the US this morning (well, this night for him...). The topic was HTML and the recent Microsoft announcements. While we see HTML reach a next level with desktop apps, the lingua franca of the web is still far, really far away from having all what's needed for desktop apps o
I just don't understand By glazou on Saturday 25 June 2011, 17:35 - Mozilla - Permalink Asa (recently named Product Manager for Desktop Firefox) commented a lot in Mike Kaply's recent blog entries following my own. I must comment myself on Asa's answers because some are just shocking. Mike, you do realize that we get about 2 million Firefox downloads per day from regular user types, right? Your “b
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