The Web is the Platform: Mozilla to showcase Firefox OS and the Firefox Marketplace. CEO Gary Kovacs to give keynote about the next billion Web users. 12 February 2013 – Mozilla is pleased to confirm it will be attending, exhibiting [...]

Mozilla is proud to announce the return of Firefox Flicks; the global video competition that invites Firefox fans and filmmakers to create short videos, or “Flicks,” that help tell the Firefox story. Last year was a huge success and we [...]

Firefox’s new JavaScript compiler, IonMonkey, makes Web apps and games perform up to 25 percent faster. To demonstrate this users can play BananaBread, a 3D Web game powered by HTML5, WebGL and JavaScript by the Mozilla. Firefox also supports high-resolution [...]

Firefox releases a new Social API and a preview of the first social integration with Facebook Messenger for Firefox. Much like the OpenSearch standard, Mozilla’s new Social API lets social services integrate into Firefox in a compelling way and makes [...]

Firefox for Android introduces support for millions more devices, including the HTC Status, HTC ChaCha, Samsung Galaxy Ace, Motorola Fire XT and LG Optimus Q. To date, Firefox for Android has supported phones running Android versions 2.2 and higher, but [...]

Today, Mozilla published this year’s annual State of Mozilla report. You can find full details on the annual report website. Included below is an excerpt from Mitchell Baker’s blog: “The Web has become fundamental infrastructure of modern life in just [...]

  Social integration in Firefox is here and ready for Firefox Beta testing! For the last few months Mozilla has been building the Social API, a way to allow users to plug in their favourite social sites into Firefox. The [...]

For the past year Mozilla has been working on an experimental login system that completely eliminates passwords on websites while being safe, secure, and easy to use. Today we’re casting off the “experimental” label and announcing the first “beta” release [...]