Posts Tagged With: mozilla
/ June 30, 2009 -
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The day a new Firefox version comes out is always a fun day for me, because right now I feel like a little kid on Christmas, waiting to get to open his presents. Today is the day that Firefox 3.5 is released to the public!
This year I hesitated to download any of the release [...]
/ June 29, 2009 -
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The word on the street, and by street I mean various online news sources, is that Firefox 3.5 is set to be released tomorrow, June 30th. Version 3.5, codename “Shiretoko”, does bring a lot of new neat features to the browsing platform.
My personal favorite feature I have seen thus far, that shows the [...]
/ June 23, 2009 -
News
We are about to roll upon that point in the release time frame for Firefox 3.5 where everybody and their grandmother is going to be telling you about all the cool new features that will be in store for you once this newest version of the Firefox browser is released. To get ahead of the [...]
It would not make any sense to have an add-on collection without having a collector to collect them with. Alongside the new collections feature on the Firefox Add-ons site – there is an extension to go with it. The Mozilla Firefox Add-on Collector will help you discover and organize your favorites into easy to [...]
/ June 18, 2009 -
News
In the first 24 hours that is was available, Firefox 3.0.11 was downloaded 150 million times. This big news comes on the heels of Apple boasting about 11 million downloads of Safari 4 in three days. *tries not to chuckle*
Now it is likely that both companies included the automatic updates in their download numbers, however [...]
Along with the new Firefox Add-ons web site, the people at Mozilla also treated us to a new feature called collections. What are they? Well, they are a group of related add-ons that are assembled for easy sharing.
Here are some of my favorites I have found thus far:
Web Developer’s Toolbox [...]
Today is the day that Firefox’s new add-on site has gone live. You can check it all out at addons.mozilla.org. The new look and feel does look nice, and there is a lot to love here. For example, on the main page you have rotating list of suggestions based on categories like web development, [...]
/ June 2, 2009 -
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As a part of a new marketing campaign, the fine people at Mozilla want to know how fast are you? They are asking for anybody and everybody to start sending them a video of your speediest skill, no matter what it might be.
How do you participate? Here are the details from Mozilla:
It’s easy to [...]
Ever wanted to write your own Firefox extension, but thought the process was too drawn out or difficult to do? Jetpack is looking to use open Web technologies to enhance the browser. The idea here is that if you can make a web page, you will be able to build an add-on for Firefox.
This video [...]
/ May 15, 2009 -
News
Some have discovered a new project from the Mozilla Wiki documenting the first steps and timeline for Firefox to become a multi-process supporting browser. The project in question, simply known as Content Processes looks to separate processes to display the browser UI and web content.
Here are the current initial goals:
Provide better application UI responsiveness
Improve [...]
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