Why Are Hyperlinks Blue | The Mozilla Blog
Why we need to revisit the origin of blue hyperlink While musing over my recently published article, Why are hyperlinks blue, I was left feeling a bit blue myself. Yes, it could have been the fact that I was evacuated and Hurricane Ida was destroying my home, I’ll admit. Besides that, I was also bothered by the fact that even though I was able to determine that Mosaic was indeed the first browser
Firefox 87 trims HTTP Referrers by default to protect user privacy – Mozilla Security Blog
Firefox 87 trims HTTP Referrers by default to protect user privacy We are pleased to announce that Firefox 87 will introduce a stricter, more privacy-preserving default Referrer Policy. From now on, by default, Firefox will trim path and query string information from referrer headers to prevent sites from accidentally leaking sensitive user data. Referrer headers and Referrer Policy Browsers send
How to speed up the Rust compiler one last time – Nicholas Nethercote
Due to recent changes at Mozilla my time working on the Rust compiler is drawing to a close. I am still at Mozilla, but I will be focusing on Firefox work for the foreseeable future. So I thought I would wrap up my “How to speed up the Rust compiler” series, which started in 2016. Looking back I wrote ten “How to speed up the Rust compiler” posts. How to speed up the Rust compiler.The original pos
The Rust compiler is still getting faster – Nicholas Nethercote
A key theme of the Rust 2019 roadmap is maturity. This covers a variety of topics, but a crucial one is compile times. For example, the roadmap itself has the following as the first main theme for the compiler team. Improving “core strength” by lowering raw compilation times and also generating better code (which in turn can help with compilation times) The roadmap explainer post has a “polish” se
Introducing Firefox Send, Providing Free File Transfers while Keeping your Personal Information Private | The Mozilla Blog
Introducing Firefox Send, Providing Free File Transfers while Keeping your Personal Information Private At Mozilla, we are always committed to people’s security and privacy. It’s part of our long-standing Mozilla Manifesto. We are continually looking for new ways to fulfill that promise, whether it’s through the browser, apps or services. So, it felt natural to graduate one of our popular Test Pil
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