Tristan Nitot
Here, on Beyond The Code, I try to explain what really sets Mozilla apart from its competitor : our Mission. Then, occasionally, I stumble on articles that demonstrate that other people (outside of the Mozilla community) understand this too. Latest … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
There are many ways to explain that Mozilla is different by nature from other browser vendors, when it comes to protecting user data and privacy. The new Firefox Health report is a very good illustration of Mozilla’s unique approach. But … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
It’s hard to understand that Mozilla is a non-profit organization with huge contributions from volunteers. But one of the best way to to really understand and experience this is to attend a MozCamp. MozCamps are events where paid staff and … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
My son Robin and I had this conversation about how Linux was created: a student called Linus Torvalds got a new computer and wanted to write a Unix-compatible kernel from scratch. In short, he wanted to create an operating system. … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
In the spirit of showing what’s (and who) is beyond the code that powers Mozilla technology, I’m interviewing Fabio Magnoni, a contributor from Brazil. Tristan – Hi Fábio, can you quickly introduce yourself? Fábio Magnoni – I’m a Computer Engineer, I live … Continue reading
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I recently wrote what I like about the Web: everybody can participate without having to ask for permission. There is another thing that I like and which is fundamental to the Web: everybody can use the Web and experience it … Continue reading
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The Mozilla Localization blog has a fantastic post, authored by Jeff Beatty: Why we localize Firefox. Jeff has asked Mozillians why they contribute to Firefox localization. The responses are inspirational. Here is one: I wanted to do something which had … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
Today I have the pleasure of welcoming Jb Piacentino, the managing Director of Thunderbird, following the recent Thunderbird announcement. TN : Hi Jb, I read on the Web that Thunderbird is dead. Is it true or is the rumor of … Continue reading
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I’m a fan of the open Web for many reasons, but if I had to pick one, it’s that anyone can participate without having to ask for permission. By participate, I don’t only mean “use”, but also “create” and “experiment” … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
As Firefox for Android has just been released, people often ask me why they should use this new version of Firefox over other options. I’ll review below what’s cool with this new version, and why it is. Speed. It’s the … Continue reading