Between being sick the other day, and studying for some serious tests next week, I’m reading and seeing things (and not other things). Disregard. For historical purposes only until further notice.
First let me say on a personal level, I’m very much in favor of bug 86193. But I’m not sure everyone will [...]
Interesting find here. Just FYI.
As undoubtably, everyone will blog in the next 24 hours… New mozilla.org has been launched. Looks great. Also has a wonderful end user focus.
One thing I would do, is make a subdomain for corporate customers. Gear the same information, but corporate advantages (why Mozilla is good for an organization). How to [...]
As Asa noted the other night, Mozilla 1.5b is coming real soon…. and now it’s out!
Horray, download now. Enjoy the lizard. New since 1.5a is:
Mozilla now includes a spellchecker for MailNews and Composer.
Mozilla MailNews now supports the printing of the attachments list.
The 0.9.x branch has landed and brought many improvements to ChatZilla, Mozilla’s [...]
Lovin’ anything browser/html related.
David Hyatt has an interesting post on Browsers. A good read for any developer. A very good read. Interesting notes.
When designing this site, I wanted to be very compatible. Good code, and I am. Works in all browsers I tested.
I’ve used it before, but today I gave Safari a real go. Despite the fact that some bugs exist, it does a pretty good job. My biggest complement goes to the UI. It’s clean, simple, and totally Apple. It shares the same DNA as Steve Jobs.
I also like the snapback [...]
Well… I figured it out (or ironically ended up on Mozillazine during the brief moment the story was prematurely published). I think Mozilla splitting up into multiple apps is a good thing. Read on to see my hopes for the new Mozilla, and check out Asa’s Blog for some more info.
Robert Accettura is a web developer by day, a Mozilla contributor, self-proclaimed Mac Addict, and Open Source advocate on the side. more »
