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Mozilla Launches Open Badges; Creates an Educational and Skill Currency

Mozilla Launches Open Badges; Creates an Educational and Skill Currency

By Jacob Morgan on March 28, 2013

Mozilla recently unveiled a project that they have been working on for over a year and a half called Open Badges.  The concept is built around people being able to gain recognition for skills that they earn on the web, anywhere on the web.  Ideally an individual will be able to acquire virtually any skill on any […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged mozilla, open badges, openbadges, skill and educational currency, Tech news

Massive Java Update available you should apply it

Massive Java Update available you should apply it

By Dan Morrill on February 4, 2013

And you should do this update; Oracle has finally gotten around to pushing a massive 50 vulnerability fixing update to Java. The bad part is that most of us have decoupled Java from our browsers, and I am wondering if this is too little too late. With Mozilla (Firefox) dropping Java support from its browser […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged Apple, firefox, java, mozilla, Oracle | 1 Response

Firefox Upgrade: Who Are You Kidding, Mozilla?

Firefox Upgrade: Who Are You Kidding, Mozilla?

By Zoli Erdos on October 9, 2010

As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words.  Well, than this is a 2000-word post.  (Highlights mine). Step 1: Step 2: Do they think it’s funny?

Posted in Application Software | Tagged firefox, mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, upgrade

Mozilla Is Too Big To Fail

Mozilla Is Too Big To Fail

By Krishnan Subramanian on November 20, 2009

Larry Dignan at ZDNetmakes an important point about the financial future of Mozilla Foundation. In his post, he points to Mozilla’s over reliance on Google and wonders if it is good for its future. The financial for 2008 didn’t show any downward trend. Rather, they showed a consolidated revenue of $78.6 million, up 5 percent […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged browser, chrome, firefox, google, IE, microsoft, mozilla

The One Huge Issue That Is Going To Kill Tag-based Reading Systems

The One Huge Issue That Is Going To Kill Tag-based Reading Systems

By Dan Morrill on July 14, 2009

Louis Gray pointed out a new reading system yesterday called Lazyfeed, and overall I am pretty happy with it, but like all tag based reading systems, spammers and other miscreants have so corrupted the general tag base to get their message in front of people that tag based systems need something else to make sure […]

Posted in Analysis, Product reviews | Tagged firefox, information, Louis Gray, mozilla, spam, spam list, Technorati, Xbox 360 | 2 Responses

Firefox 3.5 Dowload Day Progress - Google Gears, Mozilla Prism Missed Launch

Firefox 3.5 Dowload Day Progress – Google Gears, Mozilla Prism Missed Launch

By Zoli Erdos on June 30, 2009

Download Day for Firefox 3.5 is decidedly more understated than 3.0 was.  A lot less hype prior to the release, no spectacular outages, and a respectable 1M+ dowloads so far, which is nice, but way behind Firefox 3.0’s Guiness Record.  Blog visitor stats are very biased metrics, they tend to lean towards the “new and […]

Posted in General | Tagged broswer wars, browser market share, browsers, chrome, firefox, google gears, IE, internet explorer, mozilla, prism | 3 Responses

Firefox Add-On Site Down: How to Check For Outages

Firefox Add-On Site Down: How to Check For Outages

By Zoli Erdos on December 1, 2008

If you’re about to install a Firefox extension, you’re out of luck: The Mozilla add-on site is down.  Of course sometimes it’s not the destination, but your connection – so how can you know?   A very appropriately named site:  downforeveryoneorjustme comes to your rescue: The site will quickly tell you if you have a problem, […]

Posted in General | Tagged downforeveryoneorjustme, firefox, mozilla, outage

Does Firefox Generate Bogus Crash Reports?

Does Firefox Generate Bogus Crash Reports?

By Zoli Erdos on November 20, 2008

Crashes are bad, reporting them is good: it helps developers fix the issues.  So far so good, but lately the Mozilla Crash Reporter appears to be a bit overzelous:  it keeps on reporting crashes when there are none. A few times a day it pops up after what appears to be an ordinary shutdown: i.e. […]

Posted in General | Tagged browser, crash report, ffox, ffox3, firefox, firefox 3, mozilla | 3 Responses

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