Mozilla has a long history of innovating with how users interact with content: tabs, add-ons, live bookmarks, the Awesome bar – these and many more innovations have helped the Web to dominate desktop computing for the last decade. Six months ago we launched Directory Tiles in Firefox, and have had great success with commercial partnerships and in aiding awareness for content important to the proj
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In August, I wrote about why we believe that trust is the most important currency of the Web. As I explained then, putting the user first, through transparency, choice and control is the only way to bring about the Web we want. In that post, I described several of our efforts designed to help us positively influence the ecosystem to garner more trust from users. One of those efforts was the Tiles
Every time a user opens up a new tab in Firefox, the browser displays a number of boxes, or Tiles. Frequent Firefox users see screenshots of the websites they visit most often in their Tiles. What appears in Tiles is currently based on “frecency” (an algorithm that combines your recency of visiting a site and your frequency of visiting a site). Sites that have been visited with the most recency an
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