Tag Archives: Mozilla

Mozilla Is User’s Best Friend, And Not Cloud’s Enemy

Mozilla has the goal to give users full right of their browsing experience. Mozilla is actually helping cloud computing by creating a faster, secured and open browser. Continue reading →

Future of Firefox’s Home Tab

Alex Faaborg, the principal designer on Firefox at Mozilla, has posted conceptual mock-ups for the Home tab and new tab. Continue reading →

Nightly > Aurora > Beta > Final. Firefox Gets New Release Cycle

Mozilla has announced new release cycle for Firefox. Developers, webmasters, beta testers and end-users have now new options for release channels. Continue reading →

Mozilla’s Manifesto [Video]

Here is an awesome video describing Mozilla’s non-profit ideals and mission. Continue reading →

Mozilla’s Open Web Applications [Video]

Web apps are the applications that run on any device, and can be distributed through any store or directly by the developer. Continue reading →

Mozilla Firefox 4 RC 1 Coming Very Soon!

Finally, all hard blockers have been resolved and Firefox 4 RC is ready to ship. This means that Firefox 4 RC 1 will be released very soon. Continue reading →

Mike Beltzner to leave Mozilla After Firefox 4.0 Release

Mike Beltzner, the Director of Firefox at Mozilla, has announced to leave Mozilla after the release of Firefox 4.0 later this month. Continue reading →

Firefox for Android Comes To Android Market

Mozilla has just released an updated version of Firefox 4 Beta for Android and Maemo. Firefox 4 for Android is now available in the Android Market, which allows users to install Firefox on their Android devices directly from the market. Continue reading →

Mozilla’s "Do Not Track" in Action

Mozilla’s upcoming ‘Do Not Track’ feature has landed in the nightly build of Firefox. This feature utilizes HTTP Header sent to web servers to tell user’s preference to opt-out of the OBA. Continue reading →

Proposal For Opting-out of Behavioral Ads From Mozilla (and Google?)

According to this proposal, users will be allowed to set a browser preference to disable the OBA, and this information will be sent to websites using HTTP header. Continue reading →