Introduction Test Pilot is a platform for studying Mozilla internal products, but more importantly it is an opportunity for the web community as a whole to evaluate ideas. It allows non-Mozilla projects to develop their own studies that aim to … Continue reading
One of Home Dash‘s goals is to create a browse interface where users can discover interesting websites. Home Dash 6 moves closer by adding some initial support for customizing the snapshots of these websites in the dashboard. Instead of just … Continue reading
A new version of Thunderbird’s OpenSearch add-on is available. This is a bug fix release with the following improvements: Fixed a bug forcing you to select a search engine after installation. Added restoration of search tabs on restart. You can … Continue reading
This guest post is by Egor Kuryanovich and the team who developed Far7, winner of the Best Technology award in the Mozilla Labs Game On 2010 competition. Not long ago in a country far, far away…. Three boys decided to … Continue reading
A new version of Mozilla F1 is available. This is a bug fix/small enhancement release that builds on last week’s release. It has the following improvements: There is now an “Advanced” tab in the Settings, which allows you to: 1. … Continue reading
Welcome to our first release of the new OpenSearch add-on. OpenSearch lets you search the web from within Thunderbird. As well as showing up in global search results, you can access OpenSearch from the Message Menu, or the context menu: … Continue reading
We’re releasing a new update to F1 with support for more services, more service specific features, and a brand new UI. Here’s a run down of what’s new. A new UI The first iteration of F1 had a horizontal layout … Continue reading
This is a guest blog post by Dominic Szablewski, the creator of Z-Type, winner of the Community Choice Award in the Mozilla Labs Game On 2010 competition. About Me My name is Dominic Szablewski, I live in Germany near Frankfurt … Continue reading
A guest post by, Jan Dittrich – the course co-ordinator of the ‘Designing for Action’ course in the Media Art and Design BFA program at Bauhaus University. Exciting news A few weeks back, Prof. Jens Geelhaar and I – were … Continue reading
There have been many add-ons to Firefox that help users organize their tabs to hide unwanted tabs. One approach is to automatically place newly opened tabs as children of a parent tab, and another is to let the user manually … Continue reading
