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Editor’s note: On April 20, Mozilla announced the release of Firefox 3.6.4 beta, which includes the “Lorentz” project to offer uninterrupted browsing for Windows and Linux users when a problem causes a crash in any Adobe Flash, Apple Quicktime or Microsoft Silverlight plugin instance. Firefox 3.6.4 beta is the newest release of Firefox 3.6, which [...]
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Today, the Bugzilla Project released Bugzilla 3.6, which brings some innovative new enhancements for Bugzilla over previous versions – most notably Extensions. Bugzilla Extensions allow developers to write their own customizable extensions similar to Firefox Add-ons, enabling modifications to Bugzilla’s behavior and user interface. Other new features include: General usability improvements Improved Quicksearch Simple “browse” interface SUCExec support Ability to send [...]
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Today, the Mozilla metrics team released the first ever State of the Internet report. With more than 350 million people around the world using the Firefox Web browser, we are careful to ensure the data we collect is fairly limited and feel compelled to share what we’re able to extract from that data. Some interesting findings from [...]
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Last week, the Mozilla Developer Network launched the second quarterly survey to obtain developer feedback. Also on hacks.mozilla.org are results from the first quarterly developer survey conducted in November. Thanks to the feedback from more than 5,000 developers last quarter, the Mozilla Developer Network was able to put in place a solid plan moving forward. We would appreciate your [...]
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Act now and enter the Mobile Add-ons Challenge for your chance to win Mozilla swag and a shiny new Nokia N900. There are exactly two weeks left to submit your winning Firefox mobile add-on. Developers are challenged to build an add-on that shows innovation, compatibility and that considers the mobile context (small screen size, touch [...]
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Today we’re excited to announce the launch of the Spread Firefox Education Toolkit. With the new Firefox Education Toolkit anyone can go out and teach people about Mozilla and Firefox. The toolkit contains everything you’ll need – including a set of print pieces, videos and presentations. The print and presentation materials are currently localized in three [...]
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Editor’s note: On March 13, Mozilla Labs announced the Jetpack for Learning Design Challenge winners at the the Mozilla SXSW Happy Hour. For more details, check out Aza Raskin’s announcement on the Mozilla Labs blog, reposted below: Three projects of the Jetpack for Learning Design Challenge were awarded special prizes at the Mozilla SXSW [...]
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Editor’s note: On Mar 11, Mozilla announced over 100,000,000 downloads of Firefox 3.6 to date. Firefox users on prior versions will be offered an upgrade to Firefox 3.6. For more details, check out Mike Beltzner’s Dev News announcement, reposted below. In the past 50 days, Firefox 3.6 has been downloaded over 100,000,000 times by [...]
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We are excited to launch Rock Your Firefox today as a place where Firefox users can learn how to customize their Web experience and discover cool new add-ons. The first add-on featured on Rock Your Firefox is Yoono, the most popular social networking add-on that nearly 4 million people use today. Yoono is a cool sidebar [...]
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This past Saturday, February 27th at 3:34 AM Chilean local time there was an 8.8 magnitude earthquake that lasted for approximately three minutes causing a lot of destruction throughout Chile. Mozilla has a strong volunteer community through both ChileMoz and Firefox Chile. In October 2009 a number of Mozilla employees and community members spent a [...]
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