Evolving the Firefox Brand
Say “Firefox†and most people think of a web browser on their laptop or phone, period. TL;DR, there’s more to the story now, and our branding needs to evolve. With the rapid evolution of the internet, people need new tools to make the most of it. So Firefox is creating new types of browsers and a range of new apps and services with the internet as the platform. From easy screen-shotting and file s
glandium.org » Blog Archive » PSA: Firefox Nightly now with experimental Wayland support
As of last nightly (20181115100051), Firefox now supports Wayland on Linux, thanks to the work from Martin Stransky and Jan Horak, mostly. Before that, it was possible to build your own Firefox with Wayland support (and Fedora does it), but now the downloads from mozilla.org come with Wayland support out of the box for the first time. However, being experimental and all, the Wayland support is not
Coming in Firefox 65: Dedicated Profiles Per Install and Profile Downgrade Protection
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Notable moments in Firefox for Android UA string history
Back by popular demand*, here’s a follow-up to my blog post on Firefox Desktop UA string changes. (*actual demand for this blog post asymptotically approaches zero the further you read) Early versions of Firefox for Android used a Linux desktop UA string with a Fennec/<fennecversion> product token appended to the end. Since version 41, Firefox for Android has (generally) followed the following UA
Notable moments in Firefox desktop pre-release UA string history
Notable moments in Firefox desktop pre-release UA string history I’m sure everyone remembers this super great blog post from 2010 about changes in the Firefox 4 user agent string. In terms of “blog posts about UA string changesâ€, it’s, well, one of them. The final post-v4 release desktop UA string is as follows: Mozilla/5.0 (<platform>; rv:<geckoversion>) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/<firefoxversion> As
Let’s be Transparent | The Mozilla Blog
Two years ago, we released the Firefox Hardware Report to share with the public the state of desktop hardware. Whether you’re a web developer deciding what hardware settings to test against or someone just interested in CPUs and GPUs, we wanted to provide a public resource to show exactly what technologies are running in the wild. This year, we’re continuing the tradition by releasing the Firefox
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1502954 - Remove livemarks code from toolkit
1085391 - Support Yosemite Handoff "web browsing" activity type
1155505 - Implement ToastNotification for Action Center (Notification Center) on Windows 10
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1501944 - [Wayland] Enable wayland target builds on Gtk 3.10
1149485 - Rename 'blacklist' to 'blocklist' where blockedSite.xhtml and friends are concerned
1445943 - Enterprise Policy support for macOS via `defaults write` and configuration profiles
237027 - Use ctrl-enter for URL canonization on all platform, and offer an opt-out ( browser.urlbar.ctrlCanonizesURLs ) for Windows/Linux users where it interferes with opening URLs in (background) tabs
1066992 - Exporting bookmarks doesn't honor browser.bookmarks.max_backups
1477790 - Add the ability for firefox.exe to use the launcher process by default
1480167 - [meta] Firefox Performance Adjustment - set up a mechanism for various parts of Firefox to adapt based on machine performance characteristics
Mozilla publishes Firefox Public Data Report - gHacks Tech News
Firefox Public Data Report
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