Posts Tagged ‘open source’

Wrapping Up an Internship at Mozilla

Friday is approaching fast, it will be my last official day as an intern with Mozilla Corporation, but certainly not my last day with the project and overall initiative.
The past four month’s have offered me an an incredible chance to learn, far more than any one job, classroom or book may offer. I have learned [...]

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Totally hip, totally rad Mozilla QA Companion 1.0

Mozilla QA Companion 1.0 Released
Fresh new QA Companion. This version has a revamped design of the former QAC, with functionality for running manual tests, reporting bugs, and viewing the latest QMO news. 1.0 is a vast improvement over 0.2.3!
Download the latest version here

So what is the Mozilla QA Companion (QAC)?
The Mozilla QA Companion (QAC) [...]

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The Beauty of the Community

It was only about 12 days ago that we released Firefox 3.5 and unveiled one of the new core features; support for the HTML5 <video> and <audio> elements including native support for Ogg Theora encoded video and Vorbis encoded audio. Less than 12 days later, community members have created basic full screen support for the [...]

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