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Mozilla Meditates on the Future of the Blank Tab
You open a fresh new tab on your browser and what do you see? If a blank white screen feels like infinite potential to you, you're not alone. Mozilla feels
Mozilla Upgrades Firefox Add-ons Site; Interview with Mike Shaver, Mozilla Add-ons Guru
Later today Mozilla is launching an upgrade to its Add-Ons website. Add-ons are extensions to the Firefox browser and Mozilla is aiming to make them more accessible to mainstream users
Firefox 3 Plans and IE8 Speculation - Browsers Heading Apart Again
Mozilla has published a wiki page detailing its plans for the next version of Firefox, codenamed "Gran Paradiso". The target release date is sometime in the third quarter this year
Following the Roadmap for Mozilla's Mobile Operating System
Mozilla is not just thinking of putting together a mobile operating system, the open source project actually has a roadmap in place to bring a demo sometime in the first
Thunderbird 3, Raindrop and the Future of Mozilla Messaging
It's been two years since ReadWriteWeb last published the Thunderbird 2 review. Since then Thunderbird has been restructured away from Firefox into Mozilla Messaging and the group is finally releasing
Mozilla in 2011: Focus on Performance, Video, Identity & App Stores
Yesterday, we also had a chance to interview Mozilla's chairperson Mitchell Baker at LeWeb in Paris. During this discussion, we talked about Mozilla's plans for the coming year, which involve
Firefox 4 Trounces IE9 in Release Day Downloads
With over 7 million downloads since its release yesterday, Firefox 4 is out of the gate with some strong momentum, it seems. That number certainly trounces the statistics from the
Firefox Add-ons: All You Need To Know
Firefox is a browser that can be extended and enhanced in many ways - chief among those being Add-ons, which give you more functionality or perhaps just a new theme.
Firefox May Come to Android - Too Little Too Late?
Last week, Google announced a change in how software can run on Android, the company's mobile operating system which powers such devices as T-Mobile's G1 and the upcoming MyTouch 3G.
The State of Mozilla and Open Source in Asia
One of the speakers at the LIFT conference - where Kevin Marks from Google also presented - was Gen Kanai, Mozilla's Director of business development in Asia. In his presentation
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