Planet Mozilla Blog

Alina Mierlus (feed) – long time (Romanian and Catalan) Mozilla Project Contributor, focused mostly on advocacy and community marketing.

Dave Herman (feed) – Dave Herman generally writes about all things related to programming languages, ranging from the bit-twiddlingiest details to the ultra-theoretical. He has spent the last few years as a member of the ECMAScript standards committee and works on designing, specifying, and prototyping features for future versions of JavaScript.

Raindrop (feed) – Raindrop is an exploration in messaging innovation being led by the team responsible for Thunderbird, to explore new ways to use Open Web technologies to create useful, compelling messaging experiences.

Milos Dinic (feed) – Milos is an all-around Mozilla contributor with main focus on Web QA and Support. Milos is also Serbian community leader and active localizer.

Jorge Villalobos (feed) – “I’ve been working on professional extension development for around 3 years. Now I’m working for Mozilla as Add-ons Developer Relations Lead, coordinating the AMO Editors team and keeping add-on developers happy. I’m located in Costa Rica, so please let me know if you’re planning on visiting :)”

James Socol (feed) – James is a Mozilla web developer working on Support and web dev community involvement.

Tobias Markus (feed) – an all-round contributor, mostly participating in the Support, QA and WebQA projects.

Marco Bonardo (feed) – Marco Bonardo is the italian part of the Firefox Team, working on browser and toolkit development and peer of Places module, the history and bookmarking system behind the Awesomebar.

Bugzilla Tips (feed) – A group of Bugzilla developers and users are starting a new “Bugzilla Tips” blog, which will have a post every couple of days highlighting a Bugzilla feature or add-on to make your life easier.

William D (feed) – “Okay so maybe a short about me? Well I am a web developer / designer from Great Britain who is a complete and utter Mozilla fanboy. And proud of it. I am a Mozilla Campus Rep and Mozilla Marketeer. As far as I am aware (having done a large amount of research) I am the only person to have run a cross-site treasure hunt (mozhunt). I spend a large amount of time on irc.mozilla.org and am actively involved with the Mozilla UK project (though not an administrator). I will be heading off to university in 2011 if my exams this year go well and while I am looking forward to an entire course based on Computing, there are a few topics that have really caught my interest. The first of these is the fundamentals of web technology and essential networks and the second is the way computers and society exist within an interdependent relationship. So as you can see, I am, by pure definition. A computer geek. But thats okay. I can still be kool (with a k)!”

Tom Ellins (feed) – Tom Ellins, a long time Mozilla community member specializing in user support and web qa.

Luis Villa (feed) – Luis has been loosely involved with Mozilla since bug 8749. After time with Ximian and Novell as a QA guy, he went to law school, and recently joined Mozilla’s legal team.

Heather Arthur (feed) – Heather works on the test tools team at Mozilla and develops addons.

Benjamin Stover (feed) – Ben works for moco on all things mobile. He is one of the front end engineers and most recently improved zooming and panning performance. He also rewrote kinetic scrolling.

The Bugzilla Update (feed) – The Bugzilla Update gives the latest information about what’s going on with the Bugzilla Project. The Update is written by Max Kanat-Alexander and the Bugzilla Team.

Bogomil Shopov (feed) – Bogo is a professional, working in the field of the Internet. He has wide experience in the development of products and with the new trends of the global network: Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, social creation and management, the new media – blogs, business blogs, video and audio content, content combination. He also knows that 10 is equal to 2 and programming in different areas is another of his strong sides. He defends the open source and free software principles as well as the Internet users’ digital rights.

He is Mozilla advocate in Bulgaria, also he run in the European election in 2009

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?