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Mozilla Speeds Firefox Updates

Mozilla has switched to a quick-paced “sprint” cycle for Firefox that it hopes will bring new features to users faster, the company’s browser architect said. Continue reading here: Mozilla Speeds Firefox Updates Mozilla Speeds Firefox Updates[...]

Roadmap for Firefox 3.6 unveiled

Fans of the increasingly popular Mozilla Firefox will be glad to know that the roadmap toward the next version of the Internet browser has been unveiled–even before the arrival of the upcoming Firefox 3.5, which is expected to be released in June. Codename Namoroka, the new version is[...]

Window Snyder to leave Mozilla

Popular chief security architect behind Firefox, Thunderbird and other open source project is leaving to work on an undisclosed new project. Window Snyder to leave Mozilla[...]

Greasemonkey in the Enterprise: When is GM the Right Tool for IT?

As I have covered in previous blogs, Greasemonkey is a powerful client-side tool for augmenting web sites or creating mashups. It consists of a Firefox plugin coupled with scripts that are written and installed to modify web pages as they return from a web server. Greasemonkey generally is[...]

Enterprise Greasemonkey: Solving the Greasemonkey Script Versioning Problem

As I have covered in previous blogs, Greasemonkey is a powerful client-side tool for augmenting web sites or creating mashups. It consists of a Firefox plugin coupled with scripts that are written and installed to modify web pages as they return from a web server. When this tool[...]