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A Week in the Life of a Browser – Refreshed

The Latest Study Today, we are excited to announce the imminent release of our next Test Pilot study, A Week in the Life of a Browser v2. This study is an update to the original Week in the Life of a Browser study, and adds some very important metrics, including memory usage over time and [...]

The About:Firefox Study

The Latest Study While previous Test Pilot studies (e.g. the Firefox Main Window, Menu Item Usage, and Tab Switch studies) have largely focused on user experience and usage data, the Test Pilot extension is flexible enough to capture a wide range of other data related to the Firefox browser. The ‘About:Firefox’ Study is a 1-day [...]

Search Interfaces – How can Firefox better help our users?

People look for information online through different websites or search engines on a day-to-day basis, and sometimes getting the exact information you want can be a little frustrating. Firefox makes search easier for people to access by offering a search box on the top right corner on the browser, and has for many years. Users [...]

Firefox 4 Beta Interface Study

The Latest Study Today, we are excited to announce our next Test Pilot study, the first as part of the larger Feedback initiative of the Firefox 4 Beta program. Look out for the Firefox 4 Beta Interface Study in the next few days and see below for more information, including ways you can get involved!

Managing Accounts and Passwords – How can Firefox help?

The Latest Study We all login to various websites everyday. Remembering which username/password combination to use on a given site can be very frustrating. To reduce frustration, we end up resorting to various tricks. These range from using the same password on several sites to writing down passwords on post-its to using other software to [...]