Caitlin Looney (feed) – Caitlin is the product marketing manager for mobile at Mozilla. This blog will contain information, news and activities around Firefox for mobile phones. P.S. Firefox is fast, secure, customizable and syncs perfectly with the Firefox on your desktop. Now who could say no to that?
Andreas Nilsson (feed) – Andreas Nilsson is a visual designer working on Thunderbird and is working on updating the gnomestripe, qute and pinstripe themes for Thunderbird.
Bas Schouten (feed) – Bas Schouten is a developer who started working for the graphics team on a variety of projects. He is working out of the Netherlands and would like to share information and gather feedback on various core graphics projects.
Jonathan Watt (feed) – Jonathan Watt is a long time contributor to Mozilla’s SVG project, and more recently has been employed by the Mozilla Corporation to work on SVG full time. In addition to working on the SVG implementation Jonathan represents Mozilla on the W3C’s SVG working group. He is keen to hear your opinions on what needs to be fixed, added or removed in the next version of the SVG specification.
Ryan Flint (feed) – Part of the Firefox team focusing on general performance issues and search.
Joel Reymont (feed) – Joel is working to get Firefox startup time down and generally speed things up.
Ragavan S (feed) – Ragavan is the PM for Mozilla Weave. He will be writing about services for the open web, open data, the you-centric web and other general open source topics. From time to time he will also cover FOSS in and as education, primarily as part of his work on Kids on Computers.
Mark Steele (feed) – Mark will be writing about WebGL, its implementation in Firefox, and sometimes about JS performance.
Robert Strong (feed) – Robert works primarily on Application Update, Extension Manager, Windows Shell Integration, and the Windows Installer. In his spare time he tries to convince people to give him a pony.
Chelsea Novak (feed) – Chelsea Novak works on engagement, marketing and fundraising for Mozilla Foundation. Chelsea will be writing about opportunities for engagement within and beyond the Mozilla community as well as the process of building a fundraising framework for the Mozilla Foundation.
Ben Combee (feed) – Mozilla mobile engineer from Brooklyn, NY.
Ryan Doherty (feed) – Ryan (rdoherty on IRC) is a Mozilla webdev who works on addons.mozilla.org, mozilla.com, Cesium and labs.mozilla.com. He will be blogging about website development, performance and accessibility.
Markus Stange (feed) – Markus works on Firefox native look and feel on Mac OS X and enjoys playing with fancy web technologies.
Josh Geenen moved his blog here (feed)
Mozilla Labs is aggregating blog posts from several blogs here.
Tim Riley (feed) – Tim will be blogging about QA team and testing community activities along with testing topics.
Julie Deroche (feed) – Julie (jgoulie on IRC) works in the recruiting team at Mozilla, and she’s also responsible for the Mozilla Internship program.
Stephen Horlander (feed) – Stephen Horlander is a long time contributor to Firefox, having worked on the default themes (Winstripe and Pinstripe) for Firefox 1.0. His input has helped shape the visual appearance of Firefox since the beginning, and most recently he acted as the lead visual designer on the “Firelight” theme used in Firefox 3 on OSX. He recently started working for the Mozilla Corporation full time as a Product Visual Designer with the Firefox team, and expects to fill his blog with very pretty things.
Dão Gottwald (feed) – Dão will be working from Germany and will blog about Firefox development.
Tony Chung (feed) – Tony Chung is a member of the Mozilla QA Community and oversees the Test Execution team. He has been a part of Mozilla since December 2006, and has led the testing efforts for Firefox 3.0 and Firefox 3.5. Coming from a background of 12 years of closed-source testing, Tony has found his fit and enjoyment within the open source community.
Doug Turner moved his blog (feed)
Cesar Oliveira moved his blog (feed)