Just days after learning that Firefox has been losing some of its market share, we get news that IBM is donating 50,000 lines of code to Mozilla to make Firefox more usable by people with disabilities ...
Mozilla has updated Thimble, its online code editor. The app now has a sleeker interface, and allows you to drag-and-drop a zipped website into the interface so you can start picking through it ...
Mozilla rolled out protection measures to block code injection attacks in the Firefox web browser, with the attack surface being reduced by removing eval()-like functions and inline scripts ...
Knight Foundation and Mozilla have announced a new class of fellows who will take their hacker skills into newsrooms around the US and across the globe. The new class of five Knight-Mozilla Fellows ...
Not everyone should learn to code, but if it's on your list of priorities you've got a friend in Mozilla. They've just announced a program called Webmaker that aims to teach the average user to create ...
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Mozilla has moved the central repository for the development of the Firefox browser to GitHub. This completes the migration of version management from Mercurial to Git. The official announcement can ...
Academia has a problem. Research is becoming increasingly computational and data-driven, but the traditional paper and scientific journal has barely changed to accommodate this growing form of ...
Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and cutting-edge technologies. He joined CNET in 2002 to cover enterprise IT and Web development and was previously executive editor of IT ...
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