Audio Data API - MozillaWiki
Defining an Enhanced API for Audio (Draft Recommendation) Note: this API has been deprecated in favor of the Web Audio API chosen by the W3C. Abstract The HTML5 specification introduces the <audio> and <video> media elements, and with them the opportunity to dramatically change the way we integrate media on the web. The current HTML5 media API provides ways to play and get limited information abou
Security/Bug Approval Process - MozillaWiki
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Gecko:FullScreenAPI - MozillaWiki
Requirements Scripts should be able to initiate and terminate full-screen Allows custom, in-page, discoverable UI to active full-screen Arbitrary Web content should be visible full-screen <video>, <canvas>, multicolumn text, etc Required for scripted video controls Entering and exiting full-screen must trigger events To allow scripted changes to content, e.g. resizing of canvas content Scripts sho
B2G/Roadmap - MozillaWiki
This is an overview of the current Firefox OS product roadmap. Information on this page is subject to frequent updates and changes. Release Available Dates At Release date, a development package is made available to chipset and hardware manufacturers to stabilize the release for productization. FxOS Release Date: May 2017 [in plan] FxOS Release Date: November 2016 [in plan] FxOS Release Date: May
B2G - MozillaWiki
General Information B2G OS is a complete, standalone operating system for the open web. Original Announcement Transition Project (March-June 2016) FAQ Architecture Building B2G Build the full stack (for a mobile device) Mulet (B2G desktop runtime) Gaia (The UI for B2G) Contributing Please see the B2G/Hacking page and the Firefox OS Participation Hub. Meetings B2G Weekly Meeting 9am Pacific time ev
WebAPI - MozillaWiki
Warning: Information on this page is mostly obsolete! Check the general Platform/Roadmap for up to date projects. Use dev-platform and #developers or #content to get in touch. See MDN documentation on WebAPI The Mozilla WebAPI team is pushing the envelope of the web to include --- and in places exceed --- the capabilities of competing stacks. Contributing WebAPI work is being tracked by Mozilla bu
OpenWebAppPlatformFAQ - MozillaWiki
THIS PAGE HAS BEEN MADE OBSOLETE - PLEASE VISIT THE MOZILLA LABS APPS PROJECT FAQ AT https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozilla_Labs_Apps_Project_FAQ Q: Why is Mozilla building an Open Web App platform? Web apps are becoming a commonly used class of applications - often directly competing with native apps. Web apps offer similar features to native apps and are available through any modern Web browser (both
Taskfox - MozillaWiki
The page may be difficult to navigate, and some information on its subject might be incomplete and/or evolving rapidly. If you have any questions or ideas, please add them as a new topic on the discussion page. About Taskfox Introduction Taskfox is a project to uplift some of the things that were learnt from the Ubiquity project into a future version of Firefox. Its aim is to allow users to quickl
Labs/Ubiquity/Ubiquity 0.1.3 Architecture - MozillaWiki
Back to Labs/Ubiquity. This is a description of the high-level design of Ubiquity 0.1.3. Its intended use is as a historical document, as opposed to a constantly-maintained accurate representation of the current Ubiquity architecture. This document assumes that you have basic working knowledge of Firefox 3 extension development. For more information on this, see the Building an Extension tutorial
Mobile/Get Involved - MozillaWiki
This page is the place to learn how to start contributing to Mozilla mobile projects. The current products on mobile are Firefox and Focus, on both Android and iOS. Firefox and Focus are developed by the Mozilla community. We hope this page will help you become an active member of our community! If you're looking for other ways to contribute to Mozilla, have a look at Mozilla's global page for new
Labs/Geode - MozillaWiki
Download Geode Download What's Implemented Geode is based on the W3C specification for geolocation in the browser. In particular it implements navigator.geolocation.lastPosition navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition( successCallback, errorCallback, options ) navigator.geolocation.watchPosition (successCallback, errorCallback, options) navigator.geolocation.clearWatch( watchID ) The option argum
Labs/Ubiquity/Ubiquity Command Suggestions - MozillaWiki
Many of the commands suggested on this page have already been implemented, either by us or by third parties. Please take a look at | The Herd's command feed index to see what commands other people have implemented. You may find what you're looking for there! Back to Labs/Ubiquity. Interesting Commands These commands are either extremely useful to everyone (likely to be included as a builtin comman
Labs/Ubiquity/Ubiquity 0.1 Author Tutorial - MozillaWiki
Back to Labs/Ubiquity. Author: Aza Raskin, Blair McBride, Abimanyu Raja, Jono DiCarlo, Atul Varma In other languages 简体中文l 日本語で En español En français Mr मराठी (Marathi) Hi हिंदी (Hindi) Auf Deutsch In het Nederlands Em português малко и на български If English isn't your first language feel free to read the tutorial in your own language. If it doesn't exist, feel free to jump in and translate. Th
Labs/Ubiquity - MozillaWiki
Ubiquity was a Mozilla Labs experiment that was in development from 2008 to 2009. Its purpose was to explore whether a radically different type of interface to the Web — a task-centric, natural-language-based command line — could help us get common Web tasks done faster. Development is currently on indefinite hiatus. We will most likely revisit the experiment at some point in the future. In the me
Labs/Ubiquity/Commands In The Wild - MozillaWiki
Back to Labs/Ubiquity. LEGAL NOTICE: Mozilla is providing links to these third-party Ubiquity commands as a courtesy, and makes no representations regarding the commands or any information related there to. Any questions, complaints or claims regarding the commands must be directed to the appropriate developer or software vendor. Commands in the Wild Please note that the main way we'd like command
Labs/Ubiquity/Ubiquity 0.1 User Tutorial - MozillaWiki
Back to Labs/Ubiquity. Note: This is the tutorial for an old version of Ubiquity. For the latest version, please see Labs/Ubiquity/Latest Ubiquity User Tutorial. Welcome Ubiquity is an experimental Firefox extension that gives you a powerful new way to interact with the Web. You're used to telling Firefox where you want to go by typing Web addresses into the URL bar: With Ubiquity installed, you'l
Releases/Firefox 3.0rc1 - MozillaWiki
« Release Schedule Tracking document for the release of Firefox 3 RC1. See also: Blocking bugs [Firefox 3 & Toolkit | [Platform] Build Activities QA Activities RC1 Release Note list l10n Status Dashboard Who Overall lead: beltzner Dev lead: damons/mconnor Build lead: nthomas QA lead: tchung Release Notes / Web lead: beltzner Release Tracking & Schedule
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