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Tunde Oyeneyin smiles at the camera.
Internet Culture

How to use Pocket with Tunde Oyeneyin

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A 3D rendering shows pterygopalatine fossa, which sits somewhere in the middle between the eye, mouth, cheek and nose. In the VR headset, students can figure out where this tiny space actually sits by grabbing and enlarging a transparent skull with a blinking “you are here” sign pointing to a relatively small divot between two bones. They then look around and see direction labels at their feet to self-orient.
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The immersive school bus: Hubs-built journeys into the body for medical education

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An illustration shows the Mozilla logo atop a pattern of building blocks.
Our Work

A shared and open roadmap for MDN

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Cathy Pedrayes smiles for a photo. Surrounding illustration shows icons for a thumbs-up sign and a heart.
Internet Culture

How to have the tech talk with kids, according to TikTok’s ‘Mom Friend’

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Pocket kicks off 2023 with new and expanded publisher partnerships  

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Chenae Moore smiles for a photo.
Internet Culture

#AskFirefox host Chenae Moore on internet pranks and losing sleep over recipe videos

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Our Work

Mozilla to explore healthy social media alternative

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A U.S. map shows the top long reads for some states. Text: Top long reads by state. Washington: New York Times. It's Time to Stop Living the American Scam. Colorado: New York Magazine. The Return of the Urban Firestorm. Arizona: BBC. An Effortless way to Improve Your Memory. New Hampshire: The Margnalian. The Four Buddhist Mantras for Turning Fear Into Love. Minnesota: The Atlantic. Why People Are Acting So Weird. Texas: Texas Monthly. The Texas Electric Grid Failure Was a Warm-up.
Internet Culture

A state-by-state look at the long-reads that captivated Pocket users in 2022

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Privacy & Security

Over a decade of anti-tracking work at Mozilla

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An illustration shows two pop-up windows on top of a laptop screen with the Firefox logo. One of the windows reads: Copy text from image. The other window shows highlighted lines with a speaker logo on top.
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How we’re making Firefox accessible and delightful for everyone

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An illustration shows two gift boxes and a padlock.
Privacy & Security

New phone? Give yourself the gift of privacy with these 5 tips

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Joy Cho smiles while posing for a photo.
Internet Culture

How to talk to kids about social media

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