1055319 - Add soft-start mechanism for Loop in release builds
In order to provide a controlled ramp-up of the Loop service once it gets into release (mostly to prove out server capacity at various load levels), we need to have some means of throttling its appearance in the release toolbar. This patch adds a set of "soft-start" configuration prefs that control when the "loop.enabled" pref transitions from false to true in release builds. Upon first run, the c
MozillaがJPEGエンコーダー最新版「mozjpeg 2.0」をリリース、Facebookが同技術をテストへ | OSDN Magazine
Mozillaは7月15日、オープンソースのJPEGエンコーダー「mozjpeg 2.0」をリリースした。圧縮効率の改善により画像のファイルサイズを5％削減できるという。米Facebookがmozjpeg 2.0をFacebook.com上でテストすることも明らかにしている。 mozjpegはMozillaが2014年3月に発表したプロジェクト。新たに静止画フォーマットを開発するのではなく、広く利用されているJPEGの問題とされている圧縮効率を改善するためにスタートしたもので、既存のエンコーダーとの互換性を維持しつつ、JPEGファイルの圧縮改善を目指す。 2.0は、プロジェクト発表時に公開された1.0に続くものとなる。最大の特徴は、格子量子化（Trellis quantization）技術の実装。これにより、ベースラインとプログレッシブの両形式で、ファイルサイズを平均5％削減できるという。
JPM Beta
JPM is ready for beta testers! If you don’t already know jpm is a new NodeJS based command line tool to replace the older python based cfx tool. It also uses npm for third party modules instead of our legacy ways to do use 3rd party modules. To get started, do the following: Run npm install jpm Run jpm init to create a new add-on Add npm dependencies, and run npm install to install them Create a c
Fira 3.1 | Carrois
Fira Sans Two (2em /CSS 20) Two Fira Sans Four (4em /CSS 40) Four Fira Sans Eight (8em /CSS 80) Eight Fira Sans Hair (14em /CSS 100) Hair Fira Sans Thin (22em /CSS 150) class: FiraExtra font-weight:500 Thin Fira Sans UltraLight UltraLight Fira Sans ExtraLight ExtraLight Fira Sans Light Light Fira Sans Book Book Fira Sans Regular Regular Fira Sans Medium Medium Fira SemiBold SemiBold Fira Bold B
Try Out Fira Sans: a Free, Open Source Typeface Commissioned by Mozilla | DO NOT LICK
Try Out Fira Sans: a Free, Open Source Typeface Commissioned by Mozilla As designers in open source, we’re constantly looking for opportunities to bring the principles of universal access and redistribution to new areas. While the term “open source” may still be mainly associated with code, the value in free collaboration benefits every discipline – particularly design. In that spirit, the Mozilla
印刷ダイアログのページ指定のUIに一言 - 檜山正幸のキマイラ飼育記 (はてなBlog)
今朝、firefoxブラウザから印刷しようとしました。印刷開始ページと終了ページを指定するダイアログが出ます。特に指定しなければ全ページ印刷ですが、ページ指定の場合のデフォルトは開始ページも終了ページも1です。2ページ目だけ印刷しようと、印刷開始ページに「2」と入力してENTER。 そしたら、「開始ページは終了ページより小さい値にしてください」と言われた。 開始ページに「2」って入れた段階で終了ページも「2」に変更してくれてもいいんじゃないの。最初のデフォルトが「1から1」と単一ページ指定なんだから、「ユーザーが指定した開始ページだけ（単一ページ）を印刷するのがデフォルト」「開始ページのデフォルトは1」というルールならツジツマあうでしょ。 ユーザーが終了ページを入れ忘れたり、あるいは指定することを知らなかった場合のことを考えれば「開始ページは終了ページより小さい値にしてください」かもしれな
923590 - Pledge never to implement HTML5 DRM
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (iPad; CPU OS 6_1_3 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/536.26 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/6.0 Mobile/10B329 Safari/8536.25 Steps to reproduce: The Director of the W3C, Tim Berners-Lee, has stated that playback of protected content (i.e. DRM) is in scope for HTML5. [1] This was further confirmed in the charter on 20th September. [2] According to the Director, "While the W3C Team do
Blocking Content With Jetpacks
Many of the most popular add-ons have a common function, they block content. Adblock Plus blocks ads, NoScript blocks scripts, and Ghostry blocks tracking software which uses images, scripts and other means to do their business. This is why I wrote a content-policy module for Mozilla’s Add-on SDK. The API is rough at the moment, and I plan to change that quite a bit. For the moment though we can t
OTOYとMozilla、プラグイン不要のJavaScriptライブラリ「ORBX.js」発表
OTOYとMozilla、プラグイン不要のJavaScriptライブラリ「ORBX.js」発表：HTML5対応の全ブラウザに対応 米OTOYとMozillaは5月3日、ネイティブアプリや動画などのコンテンツを、HTML5対応のブラウザでシームレスに実行できるようにしたJavaScriptライブラリ「ORBX.js」を発表した。 米ソフトウェア会社のOTOYとMozillaが手を組んで、デスクトップPC向けのネイティブアプリや動画などのコンテンツを、HTML5対応のあらゆるブラウザでシームレスに実行できるようにしたJavaScriptライブラリ「ORBX.js」を5月3日に発表した。 ORBX.jsではWindowsやLinux、Mac OS X向けのPCアプリをクラウドで仮想化し、モバイルブラウザを含むHTML5対応のあらゆるブラウザにストリーミングできるという。 ORBX.jsに含まれる
Watching commits to mozilla-central - staktrace.com
Posted by: stak Tags: mozilla Posted on: 2013-04-22 09:11:47 Something I've wanted for a while is a way to receive notifications of commits to specific folders in mozilla-central, with some reasonable amount of diff included. Well, turns out there are now a bunch of ways to do this, so here's a quick rundown. hgweb's Atom feed - I'm only including this for completeness, but you can get an Atom fee
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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
The New Firefox Cookie Policy
The default Firefox cookie policy will, beginning with release 22, more closely reflect user privacy preferences. This mini-FAQ addresses some of the questions that I’ve received from Mozillans, web developers, and users. How does the new Firefox cookie policy work? Roughly: Only websites that you actually visit can use cookies to track you across the web. More precisely: If content has a first-pa
818340 - Block cookies from sites I haven't visited
See Bug tracking-protection for meta discussion of third-party tracking countermeasures. The Safari cookie blocking policy is quite straightforward. 1) if an origin is first-party, it has ordinary cookie permissions 2) if an origin is third-party a) if the origin already has cookies, it has ordinary cookie permissions b) otherwise, the origin gets no cookie permissions Here's a sketch of what migh
DMD – Nicholas Nethercote
I recently landed a new version of DMD on mozilla-central. DMD is a tool helps us understand and thus reduce Firefox’s memory consumption. But in order to understand DMD, you first have to understand about:memory. about:memory The MemShrink project started about 18 months ago, and it has been very successful in reducing Firefox’s memory consumption. about:memory is MemShrink’s not-so-secret wea
Congratulations on IE10: from Mozilla with cake
Back when Firefox 2 was released (six years ago this week!), the Internet Explorer team started a friendly tradition of sending Mozilla a cake as congratulations. This continued for Firefox 3 and Firefox 4. After Firefox switched from major releases once or twice a year to incremental updates every six weeks, they sent us a cupcake for the next few updates instead. :) I thought it would be fun to
X-Tag - Web Components Library
Getting Started The most important method in the X-Tag library is xtag.create(). The create function on the X-Tag object is what you'll use to create new custom element definitions, which can include things like lifecycle callbacks, attribute-linked getters/setters (accessors), and event listeners. Here's what defining a simple custom element looks like with X-Tag: const Frank = xtag.create('x-fra
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GitHub - kripken/BananaBread: BananaBread is a C++ 3D game engine that runs on the web using JavaScript+WebGL+HTML
