Mozilla Launches Facebook Security Quiz

Friday, November 20, 2009
By morgamic
Mozilla Launches Facebook Security Quiz

Are you up for the challenge? This week Mozilla launched the security quiz on Facebook. We encourage you to take the quiz and see how much you know about web security! Similar to our plugin checker, the security quiz is a part of our larger effort to raise awareness about web security. Help us spread the... »

AMO Changes for 2010

Wednesday, November 18, 2009
By rdoherty

Yesterday Wil Clouser wrote up a blog post detailing infrastructure changes for addons.mozilla.org in 2010. Notable changes are: Migrating from CakePHP to Django Moving from SVN to Git Continuous integration Faster deployment Processing data offline Improved documentation Take a look, it’s a good overview of the technical challenges of managing a large... »

Plugin Checker Launched

Tuesday, October 13, 2009
By morgamic
Plugin Checker Launched

Today we launched a Plugin Checker to help people find and update their plugins. Why is this important to you? Crashes are the number one concern for Firefox users, and we are listening. At least 30% of all Firefox crashes are caused by third-party plugins. Many major security... »


New PluginCheck Page Needs Your Help

Friday, October 2, 2009
By ozten
New PluginCheck Page Needs Your Help

Following up on the Flash Detection on the What’s New page, we are developing an upgrade to the Plugin Finder Service (PFS2). We could use your help! Please hit our... »

Attention all web testing gurus

Tuesday, September 15, 2009
By morgamic

We’re looking for someone with mounds of web testing experience and a love for the open web. If that applies to you, find out more and apply!. »

Download Stats move to mozilla.com

Tuesday, August 18, 2009
By morgamic
Download Stats move to mozilla.com

During the Firefox 3.5 launch, Daniel Einspanjer and Dave Dash put together a neat little stats counter at downloadstats.mozilla.com. We decided to do a sprint to try integrating... »

Mozilla Service Week – First L10n Release

Tuesday, August 18, 2009
By ozten

Congratulations to the Mozilla Community for an amazing and ongoing localization effort! We’ve shipped our first 4 locales and have several more in the works. A lot of hard work... »

Improving Mozilla Web Localization, Part 3: Challenges for Tools

Monday, August 17, 2009
By Frédéric Wenzel
Improving Mozilla Web Localization, Part 3: Challenges for Tools

This is the final post in a series of three posts on Next-Generation Web Localization at Mozilla. If you haven’t read it, please start with the first post. Again,... »

Improving Mozilla Web Localization, Part 2: Organizational Challenges

Wednesday, August 12, 2009
By Frédéric Wenzel
Improving Mozilla Web Localization, Part 2: Organizational Challenges

This is the second post in a series of three posts on Next-Generation Web Localization at Mozilla. If you haven’t read it, please start with the first post. Again,... »

Improving Mozilla Web Localization, Part 1: What’s Wrong?

Tuesday, August 11, 2009
By Frédéric Wenzel
Improving Mozilla Web Localization, Part 1: What’s Wrong?

Last week I had the chance to travel to Berlin, Germany, and discuss “Localization on the Web” with our Localization (L10n)-drivers team. In a small series of three blog... »

HTML5 Audio Soundboard

Thursday, August 6, 2009
By rdoherty
HTML5 Audio Soundboard

pre { font-size:110%; } A few months ago, one of my famous web developer co-workers had an oh-so-special bug filed against him requesting sound bites of some of... »

Fun with Tooltips

Tuesday, July 14, 2009
By rdoherty
Fun with Tooltips

A long time ago, at a far away company, I was given a project that required a not-so-usual use of tooltips. I had to implement multi-line tooltips like so: Luckily... »