So, which domains can you look for bugs on?

• bugzilla.mozilla.org
• *.services.mozilla.com
• getpersonas.com
• aus*.mozilla.org
• www.mozilla.com/org
• www.firefox.com
• www.getfirefox.com
• addons.mozilla.org
• services.addons.mozilla.org
• versioncheck.addons.mozilla.org
• pfs.mozilla.org
• download.mozilla.org

Here is a little more information from Mozilla about the inclusion of web apps as a part of the bug bounty program.

Many people are not aware that we have paid the bounty in the past on web application security vulnerabilities which impact client security. We are, however, expanding the bounty beyond web vulnerabilities which just affect the client. We also feel we should have a more formal structure around our web properties when it comes to paying a bounty because our goal is to make our products and services more secure.

Happy hunting!  From more information on the bug bounty program, be sure to check out the FAQ posted over at Mozilla.org. It has tons of useful information.

Simple add-ons that do their job, and do it well always make me happy.  The add-on Copy Fixer is no exception to this rule.  With this add-on installed in Firefox, you can make copying and pasting webpages you are visiting really easy.

This one simple and tiny add-on simply gives you one more fantastic keyboard shortcut action.  Once installed, you can hit Ctrl + C (or Command + C) to copy the webpage title and the URL when you have nothing selected. 

Now some of you might ask, "What about the regular copy action?".  This add-on leaves that in place, so you have nothing to worry about.  Copy Fixer does nothing when you are copying and pasting text or other elements on a webpage.  It only takes action when nothing else is selected.

It is simple, but still very effective.  You can pick up the Copy Fixer add-on for Firefox at the Firefox Add-ons website.

One neat tool that I have been looking at for a while is the Amazing Webpage Emailer extension for Firefox. The folks at Download Squad have the best writeup about it I have found thus far.

With AWE installed in Firefox, you are able to email entire webpages to anyone you know, whether they are password protected, session specific, require registration or even have framesets. And when I say entire webpages, I mean entire.

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