Category Archives: Firefox
Zbigniew Braniecki joins Mozilla Corp!
My friend Zbigniew Braniecki, long time Mozilla participant, has left Flock and is now employed by Mozilla. I was waiting for him to publicly share this news and now he has with “Joining Mozilla!“.
My first project is to help Mozilla … Continue reading
Silkroad Online, “Optimized under below condition”
My friend Brian Keeler mentioned that he has been playing a little bit of a video game called Silkroad. So I went to the game’s web site to find out what it is about. If I clicked any of the … Continue reading
Parakey in the Tubes?
As I continue to eagerly await Blake Ross and Joe Hewitt’s Parakey, Tubes at least on the surface looks like what I understand Parakey is planned to be.
Regardless of others being first to market, or providing a basic solution … Continue reading
Still browsehappying?
While trying to track down a bug using Internet Explorer and deleting categories in WordPress (ticket:3343, no luck yet figuring out the cause), I clicked the link in the WordPress control interface to browsehappy, and then today while checking … Continue reading
Parakey?
No, not talking butter.
Parakey: a service, a product, a platform to bring life to the web by Firefox wonderboys? A “Web operating system that can do everything an OS can do”? IEEE Spectrum article
Firefox 2 and Ubuntu 6.10
This has been a great week for two of the software products I care most about. Firefox 2 and Ubuntu 6.10. The first should be your web browser on Microsoft Windows, and the second should be if you are ready … Continue reading
Develop diverse widespread community commitment
Chris Messina in response to his own post (with a little help from Richard MacManus):
IE 7 just released
Yesterday. Upgrading to it on some of my test computers for my WordPress testing (IE) unpleasure.
Put on a FactoryJoe Helmet?
When I saw Chris Messina’s most recent Flickr set, I joked to him on instant messaging that "it seems like you have put on your helmet". I did not know the context and thought he was getting ready to … Continue reading