
Posted by Mary Colvig
Deb Richardson, author of the about:mozilla newsletter, wrote one of the better explanations I’ve seen on the “AwesomeBar,” Firefox 3’s revamped URL bar. It’s not the most humble of names, but if you check out Deb’s post you’ll see why it’s earned it.
In Deb’s words, here’s a quick snapshot of what makes Firefox 3’s […]
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Posted by Paul Kim
Editor’s note: Mozilla released a security and stability update for Firefox 2.x users today. Check out the Mozilla Developer News announcement reposted below for more details.
Firefox 2.0.0.14 security and stability update now available for download
As part of Mozilla Corporation’s ongoing stability and security update process, Firefox 2.0.0.14 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux […]
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Posted by Melissa Shapiro
[Mozilla announced Firefox 3 Beta 5 today, April 2 at approximately 10:10am PT. See Mike Beltzner’s comprehensive post from DevNews, crossposted below.]
Firefox 3 beta 5 now available for download
Please note: Firefox 3 Beta 5 is a public preview release intended for developer testing and community feedback. It includes new features as well as dramatic improvements […]
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Posted by Mary Colvig
No Monday blues around here today — it’s Mozilla’s 10 year anniversary! On March 31, 1998 Mozilla was officially launched and the Mozilla source code became publicly available for the first time. Mitchell Baker has a write up of what Mozilla and its community have accomplished in these past 10 years […]
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Posted by Mary Colvig
[Mozilla announced Firefox 3 Beta 4 today, March 10th at approximately 5:30pm PT. See Mike Beltzner’s comprehensive post from DevNews, crossposted below. Please keep in mind that the Firefox 3 Beta 4 milestone release is intended for testing purposes only and is not for casual users.]
Firefox 3 beta 4 now available for download
Please note: […]
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Posted by Melissa Shapiro
Today, Mozilla Messaging, the new mail focused subsidiary of the non-profit Mozilla Foundation, announced that it has begun operations. For more details, view the press release, FAQ and David Ascher’s blog post.
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Posted by Melissa Shapiro
[Mozilla announced Firefox 3 Beta 3 today, Feb 12 at approximately 5:45pm PT. See Mike Beltzner’s comprehensive post from DevNews, crossposted below. Reminder that the Firefox 3 Beta 3 milestone release is intended for testing purposes only and is not for casual users.]
Firefox 3 beta 3 now available for download
Please note: We do not recommend […]
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Posted by Rhian Baker
Extend Firefox 2 has wrapped up and we’re super excited to announce the winners! We received well over 100 entries, representing hundreds of hours of hard work from people around the world.
A big thanks to all who participated! And special thanks to our panel of judges, including Garrett Camp (StumbleUpon), Brendan Eich (Mozilla), Jesse James […]
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Posted by Mary Colvig
As Melissa mentioned we had some big news yesterday! Please join us tomorrow for a very special edition of Air Mozilla Live. We’ll be discussing John Lilly’s new role as Mozilla CEO and Mitchell Baker’s plans for her Chairman role. As usual, we’ll be taking your questions live via IRC, […]
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Posted by Melissa Shapiro
Today’s been an exciting day at Mozilla Corporation. This afternoon, we announced John Lilly’s appointment as CEO. Mitchell Baker will continue as Chairman of Mozilla Corporation. You can view the full press release here and the FAQ here. Mitchell and John have blog posts up as well.
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