Developers: Start your engines! Mozilla Labs is excited to announce the launch of our first international Open Web Games competition: Game On 2010. With the open Web offering more and more advanced technologies such as Open Video, audio, WebGL, fast … Continue reading
Do you want to work on inventing and building the future of the Web? Are you amazingly talented, passionate about the Open Web and looking for a real challenge – one that has the potential to make the life of … Continue reading
As part of the process of converting the Jetpack project from a small Mozilla Labs effort building experimental prototypes to a full-scale Mozilla project making real products, project participants have begun to blog about releases, conferences, etc. in the Mozilla … Continue reading
One thing that has been requested over the years from Thunderbird users is the ability to mute an individual email thread, so that once you’ve decided you don’t care about a particular conversation, you don’t have to wade through more … Continue reading
Since Mozilla Labs launched the Concept Series with an open call for participation we’ve had thousands of people join in, share ideas and develop concepts around Firefox, the Mozilla projects and the Open Web as a whole. In response to … Continue reading
There have been a number of questions about Zaphod and Narcissus. Or perhaps just the one major question: “Seems cool. Why should I use this?” For day to day browsing, Narcissus does not offer any real advantages over SpiderMonkey. However, … Continue reading
Today we are launching Zaphod, an addon for integrating the Narcissus JavaScript engine into Firefox 4. Narcissus is neither as fast nor as feature-rich as SpiderMonkey, BUT it is substantially easier to read, understand, and (critically) modify. If you have … Continue reading
We are excited to present to you the latest initiative from Mozilla Labs: Gaming. Mozilla Labs Gaming is all about games built, delivered and played on the Open Web and the browser. We want to explore the wider set of … Continue reading
In the realm of mailnews, there are a few parts of the code that don’t really get all the attention they deserve. One of them is the compose window. > jcranmer: libmime and compose are pretty much the two areas … Continue reading
The Latest Study While previous Test Pilot studies (e.g. the Firefox Main Window, Menu Item Usage, and Tab Switch studies) have largely focused on user experience and usage data, the Test Pilot extension is flexible enough to capture a wide … Continue reading
