Mozilla Acquires Pocket | The Mozilla Blog
We are excited to announce that the Mozilla Corporation has completed the acquisition of Read It Later, Inc. the developers of Pocket. Mozilla is growing, experimenting more, and doubling down on our mission to keep the internet healthy, as a global public resource that’s open and accessible to all. As our first strategic acquisition, Pocket contributes to our strategy by growing our mobile presen
Arrival – Mozilla Open Design
Seven months since setting out to refresh the Mozilla brand experience, we’ve reached the summit. Thousands of emails, hundreds of meetings, dozens of concepts, and three rounds of research later, we have something to share. If you’re just joining this process, you can get oriented here and here. At the core of this project is the need for Mozilla’s purpose and brand to be better understood by mor
Introducing Firefox Focus - A Free, Fast Private Browser for iPhone | The Mozilla Blog
Introducing Firefox Focus – A Free, Fast Private Browser for iPhone Today, we’re pleased to announce the launch of Firefox Focus – a free, fast and easy to use private browser for iOS. Firefox Focus We live in an age where too many users have lost trust and lack meaningful controls over their digital lives. For some users, it seems as though your web activities can follow you everywhere – across d
Deprecating Non-Secure HTTP – Mozilla Security Blog
Today we are announcing our intent to phase out non-secure HTTP. There’s pretty broad agreement that HTTPS is the way forward for the web. In recent months, there have been statements from IETF, IAB (even the other IAB), W3C, and the US Government calling for universal use of encryption by Internet applications, which in the case of the web means HTTPS. After a robust discussion on our community
Lightspeed – a browser experiment | Verdi@Mozilla
Planet Mozilla viewers – you can watch this video on YouTube. This is a presentation that Philipp Sackl and I put together for the Firefox UX team. It’s a browser experiment called Lightspeed. If you want the short version you can download this pdf version of the presentation. Notes: I mention the “Busy Bee” and “Evergreen” user types. These are from the North American user type study we did in 20
Introducing Mozilla Firefox Accounts | The Mozilla Blog
Mozilla is a trusted organization, founded on a mission to promote openness, innovation and opportunity online. We move the Web forward as a platform for developers and the industry by building technology in the open to evolve and promote standards that benefit everyone. We are dedicated to delivering fun, powerful, rich, innovative products that people love and that not only put the user first, b
Introducing FuzzDB – Mozilla Security Blog
FuzzDB is an open source database of attack patterns, predictable resource names, regex patterns for identifying interesting server responses, and documentation resources. It’s most often used testing the security of web applications but can be useful for many other things. FuzzDB started off as years of my own personal documentation and research notes and gradually evolved into its current form.
Mozilla and Samsung Collaborate on Next Generation Web Browser Engine | The Mozilla Blog
Mozilla and Samsung Collaborate on Next Generation Web Browser Engine Mozilla’s mission is about advancing the Web as a platform for all. At Mozilla Research, we’re supporting this mission by experimenting with what’s next when it comes to the core technology powering the Web browser. We need to be prepared to take advantage of tomorrow’s faster, multi-core, heterogeneous computing architectures.
Mozilla is Unlocking the Power of the Web as a Platform for Gaming | The Mozilla Blog
Mozilla is Unlocking the Power of the Web as a Platform for Gaming Mozilla, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting openness, innovation and opportunity on the Web, is advancing the Web as the platform for high-end game development. With Mozilla’s latest innovations in JavaScript, game developers and publishers can now take advantage of fast performance that rivals native while leveraging
asm.js in Firefox Nightly | Luke Wagner's Blog
I’m happy to announce that OdinMonkey, an asm.js optimization module for Firefox’s JavaScript engine, is now in Nightly builds and will ship with Firefox 22 in June. What is asm.js? Why are we doing it, and how are we getting to within 2x of native performance? This post won’t be able to go into too much detail since we’re hard at work preparing for Mozilla’s upcoming GDC session, which you should
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We want to make Firefox load pages as fast as possible, to make sure that you can get all the goods from the loaded pages available as soon as possible on your screen. The JavaScript Startup Bytecode Cache (JSBC) is an optimization made to improve the time to fully load a page. As with many optimizations, this is a trade-off between speed and memory. In exchange for faster page-load, we store extr
Mozilla Gains Global Support For a Firefox Mobile OS | The Mozilla Blog
First devices featuring Firefox OS to be manufactured by TCL Communication Technology (Alcatel) and ZTE Leading global network operators back initiative, including Deutsche Telekom, Etisalat, Smart, Sprint, Telecom Italia, Telefónica and Telenor Industry support is growing behind Mozilla’s plans to launch a new fully open mobile ecosystem based on HTML5. The operating system, which Mozilla today c
Mozilla Marketplace Opening for App Submissions Soon | The Mozilla Blog
The Mozilla Labs Apps project aims to establish a people-centric Apps ecosystem that provides freedom, choice and opportunity for users and developers. We are doing this by adding key capabilities to the Web platform in the form of new Mozilla-proposed APIs and by establishing the Mozilla Marketplace as the first operating system- and device-independent market for apps based on open Web technologi
Popcorn Launch & Premiere of "One Millionth Tower" | The Mozilla Blog
Today is a big day for Mozilla and web video. Popcorn, Mozilla’s new HTML5 media toolkit, just launched version 1.0. Coinciding with the launch is the world premiere of the National Film Board of Canada’s “One Millionth Tower” project, a unique Popcorn-powered web documentary, which makes its world premiere this weekend at the Mozilla Festival in London and online at Wired.com. Popcorn allows web
What is Shipyard?
At our recent Mozilla All Hands, I shared some slides about Shipyard, a JavaScript MVC framework that is making it’s way into Add-on Builder. It’s not finished, but since I shared it there, it felt appropriate to share what there currently is here. Summary Shipyard is an application framework that covers all the common things any JavaScript application would need to deal with: interacting with a s
i18njs : Internationalize Your JavaScript With A Little Help From JSON And The Server
Jigar Shah wrote on October 6, 2011 at 5:37 am : When we are using struts application, where i18n is part of framework, we use kist a jsp with js variables, something like var error = …. Is this right or there is another alternative to this ? Schalk Neethling wrote on October 6, 2011 at 5:58 am : Hey Jigar, I am not pushing i18njs as ‘the’ solution for internationalization but, what often happens
New Channels for Firefox Rapid Releases | The Mozilla Blog
Following the amazing release of Firefox 4, Mozilla Firefox is moving to a rapid release development cycle to deliver new features, performance enhancements, security updates and stability improvements to users faster. Until now, there were three channels to test new features in Firefox: Nightly test builds – Includes features not tested by Mozilla QA Firefox Beta – Broadly test the stability of n
Mozilla Firefox 4 Release Candidate for Android and Maemo Now Available | The Mozilla Blog
Mozilla Firefox 4 Release Candidate for Android and Maemo Now Available Mozilla Firefox 4 for Android and Maemo is now available as a release candidate in more than 10 languages from the Android Market and for download on your Maemo device. This release offers faster scrolling, better responsiveness with Firefox Sync and improves the overall user experience of Firefox. Firefox 4 for Android and Ma
New Improved and Easier to Use Firefox 4 Beta for Android and Maemo | The Mozilla Blog
New Improved and Easier to Use Firefox 4 Beta for Android and Maemo We are excited to release the newest Firefox 4 Beta for Android and Maemo. The beta is now available in the Android Market, which you can find by opening the Market application on your phone and searching for “Mozilla Firefox.” The Maemo builds are available for download here . This beta release is not feature or performance com
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