Projects
Collaborating, sharing and exploring ideas for the future of the Web, the Mozilla project and Firefox
Enhancing your browser by making it aware of your online contacts and friend lists
Launching a series of events, open to the community, to encourage innovation and experimentation in user interface design for the Web
As the net evolves, our messaging systems need to evolve too. Check out our experiments to explore the future of communications.
Designing new ways to create useful, compelling messaging experiences based on Open Web technologies
Building a web-based code editor using the emerging HTML5 standard
Collecting and publishing structured usage data and user feedback through Firefox to build better products
Developing tools to build Firefox add-ons using only common web technology
Providing easy-to-install, easy-to-use themes that change the look of your Firefox web browser
Building services to increase user access and control over personal data and information
Explored managing tabs by harnessing the user’s ability to differentiate and pick-out colors quickly
Provided an implementation of the W3C Geolocation specification for developers to kick start experimentation with enabling location-aware experiences
Experimented with allowing users to send their most needed Web content to their mobile phone
Explored harnessing the power of microformats to provider a richer, more intelligent browsing experience
Developing an application to split web applications out of the browser to run them directly on the desktop
Examined several different ways to integrate online conversations into Firefox’s user interface
Enabled users to keep track of what their friends were doing online, and to share new and interesting content with them
Explored how a radically different interface – a task-centric, natural-language-based command line – could get common Web tasks done faster
