January 2009 Concept Series Design Challenge This month we announced the first of a series of Design Challenges. We’re inviting design-focused students from around the world to develop new ideas & prototypes for the future of the Web. Learn more … Continue reading
Alex Faaborg and Aza Raskin have posted another edition of their Design Review podcast. The Design Review Episode 2: Chromeless Browsing from Alex Faaborg. If you’re a student, be sure to check out the Design Challenge we announced this week, … Continue reading
Today we’re announcing the first of a series of Design Challenges as part of the Mozilla Lab’s Concept Series. We’re inviting design-focused students from around the world to develop new ideas & prototypes for the future of the Web. Overview … Continue reading
As announced last year, we’ve been slowly working on a new project to provide an opt-in framework for collecting and sharing Web usage information in the interest of improving the online experience. The first priority though, will be sorting out … Continue reading
It’s the first Labs Meetup of 2009! Our January Labs Night will be this Thursday, 1/22, 6pm at Mozilla’s office – 1981 Landings Drive, bldg K in Mountain View, California. We will hear progress updates on various active Labs projects … Continue reading
We are proud to announce Ubiquity 0.1.5. Since the last major update, Ubiquity has gained a sleeker look and a smarter, more stable core. Ubiquity has also gained the ability to be skinned: anyone who knows how to write standards-complaint … Continue reading
We’re pleased to announce Snowl 0.2. This version of the messaging-in-the-browser experiment builds on the first release with an updated river view, a new stream view for keeping track of messages in a sidebar while you do other things, the … Continue reading
