A series of blog posts has been written about how we might start to apply the idea of “Powered by Mozilla”.  I’ve read posts by Slater, Tiffney, DougT, and David Boswell.   These posts all came just before or after a nice lunch time conversation we had about what the term “Powered by Mozilla” actually represents.  [...]

On Friday, I participated in our first Support Day at Mozilla.  My last post talked about what I had hoped to accomplish during the day.  I’m proud to say that I did nearly everything except upload a screen shot to an article.  (I use a Mac and found that most of Mac-specific SUMO support articles [...]

The title sounds like a Japanese wrestling tournament.   It’s not.  I’m just getting geared up to participate in the first Mozilla “Support Day” this Friday, April 11.  I thought I’d post what I intend to do and ask anyone reading this to join me by also participating in some way or another.
So, in case you [...]

Ever wonder what it’s like for a non-hacker to jump into Mozilla’s world of add-on development?  If you’re reading this on Planet Mozilla, there’s a very good chance you have a lot more technical background than a guy like me.  But, maybe you’d like to read about a non-developer’s first attempt at writing an extension.
Here’s [...]