For those looking to try out AwesomeBar HD but are concerned about it being a click-focused interface, the Prospector team is glad to help you get more use out of the new location bar. First off, a number of existing … Continue reading
Chromeless is a project to make it possible to build desktop apps with web technologies, and today Chromeless 0.2 is available which has more features and bug-fixes than you can shake a stick at. This post will give you a … Continue reading
A guest post by, Franco Papeschi – local London Design Jam champion. Franco attended the day solely as a spectator but as is the case with most enthusiastic And passionate folk, he got right stuck in within helping the organising … Continue reading
Version 0.4 of Rainbow is now available on addons.mozilla.org: Go grab it. To start with, we’d like to thank you for all the great feedback! Yesterday, Dan Mosedale blogged about a web-based Karaoke application in which he mentions the importance … Continue reading
Please download Firefox 4 to watch the WebM video. Full-size video (1:30) download: webm (17mb) Transcript: AwesomeBar HD spins-off from the Home Dash project to focus experiments on a combined location and search bar with a Mozilla twist. This means … Continue reading
Thanks to several excellent contributors and up-and-coming web technologies (most critically Rainbow and popcorn.js), it’s now possible to record yourself singing along to a fine accordion rendition of “Amazing Grace” by Jono Xia, a feat that would have once … Continue reading
After our initial message last week, we are happy to announce that the first 2011 Knight-Mozilla News Innovation Challenge is now open! What is the first challenge? Unlocking Video: How can new web video tools transform news storytelling? To enter … Continue reading
On April 25, the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership (aka “MoJo”) will open its 2011 News Innovation Challenge. With the launch around the corner, we wanted to remind people of our vision for the challenge and share an overview of dates … Continue reading
Martin Berger, a lecturer at the University of Sussex recently invited Mozilla, to talk to his group of Software Engineering students. This was a unique opportunity for the 100 odd students to get away from all the theory — and … Continue reading
The Ubuntu Unity Messaging Menu integration extension has been updated, and now supports both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures! But there’s a catch: in order to use this extension, you have to use Thunderbird 3.3 or higher. Instructions for getting Thunderbird … Continue reading
