Firefox 23 New Contributors
With the release of Firefox 23, we are pleased to welcome the 61 developers who contributed their first code change to Firefox in this release, 50 of whom were brand … Read more
Milestone: Group photo on top of Mountain in Whistler
July 9, 2010: Several hundred Mozillians take a group photo on top of a mountain at Summit in Whistler Share in the comments any memories you have of this event, … Read more
Firefox OS in Poland – The Launch Team
What is there to say about Poland? Quite a bit in fact. For example, it boasts 17 Nobel prize winners, including four Peace Prizes and five in Literature. Firefox is … Read more
Community Building – Qatar
Looks like we are scaling again. I’ve had a pretty interesting week or so chatting with Rejeeb Abdulrahiman from Qatar who’s giving some great traction in setting up a Mozilla … Read more
Milestone: First release of Firefox for a mobile device
January 28, 2010: First release of Firefox for a mobile device launched for the Nokia N900 Share in the comments any memories you have of this event, photos of any … Read more
Grow Mozilla discussion this Thursday
If you’re interested in helping new people get involved with Mozilla, join us tomorrow for an open community building forum. Time: Thursday, July 25 at 10:00 AM Pacific / 17:00 … Read more
Milestone: Landslide at the Mozilla Summit in Whistler
July 30, 2008: A landslide at the Mozilla Summit in Whistler blocks the road back to Vancouver Share in the comments any memories you have of this event, photos of … Read more
Milestone: Mozilla sets a Guinness World Record for downloads
July 2, 2008: Mozilla sets a Guinness World Record for number of Firefox 3 downloads in one day Share in the comments any memories you have of this event, photos … Read more
Firefox OS in Spain – The Launch Team
Spain was the first country in the world to see Firefox OS phones sold in stores. Being first is exciting, a great opportunity, but also scary as you step into … Read more
Boxing is not for sissies.
When you move, things go into boxes. It’s sort of fun to figure out groupings of things that will make sense at unpack. You ask yourself “…better to make a … Read more