As part of Mozilla Corporation’s ongoing stability and security update process, Firefox 1.5.0.12 and Firefox 2.0.0.4 are now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux for free download from http://getfirefox.com.
Due to the security fixes, we strongly recommend that all Firefox users upgrade to these latest releases.
Note: We anticipate this to be the last release in the […]
There are thousands of incredibly diverse add-ons for Firefox. This active participation by third party developers enhances browsing for many users. Add-ons are an important part of Firefox, so Mozilla is committed to helping developers create secure add-ons. This week there’s been some concern about updates that are distributed over non-SSL channels. […]
We’ll be freezing tomorrow night (May 30th) at 11:59 PM PDT for Gran Paradiso Alpha 5. The currently posted schedule called for the freeze to be tonight, but we have moved freeze days to Wednesdays for the alphas to accomodate the Gecko 1.9 meeting as a last update before freeze.
I’ll be coordinating this freeze and […]
On Wednesday, May 30, we expect to begin distributing Firefox 1.5.0.12 and Firefox 2.0.0.4 via automatic updates. These are standard stability and security updates for the browser to ensure a fast and secure online experience for our users. We expect this is the final stability and security release for the version 1.5 product series. Firefox […]
The Firefox Places team has been hard at work to get the bookmarks portion of Places in shape for it to go out with Firefox 3 Alpha 5 scheduled later this month. And we are excited to let you all know that last week we enabled the Places implementation of bookmarks on the trunk. Although […]
At around 4pm PDT this afternoon, Firefox 1.5.0.x and Firefox 2.0.0.x users on the “beta” update channel will be receiving updates to Firefox 1.5.0.12rc2 and Firefox 2.0.0.4rc3, respectively.
Feedback about these release candidates should be directed to the mozilla.feedback.firefox.prerelease newsgroup.
This June 16th, Mozilla Japan will host a Firefox Developer Conference in Tokyo. This will be a little more structured than our other Developer Days of late, but should be a great event for experienced and new Firefox developers alike. If you have an extension to show off, or want to learn how […]
As mentioned in a couple of the Mozilla Project Update meetings, we’re going to have our third Developer Day of 2007 in Paris, on June 23rd. You can read more details on the wiki page — including a place to indicate if you’re interested in attending! Also, there’s a page for proposing […]
Mozilla would like to announce the availability of several new mailing lists (and newsgroups) that will be used for announcements and feedback collection. The main purpose of these new lists to try and coordinate a widespread testing effort that can help identify any last minute website compatibility or other product problems that should be fixed […]
All the items on our to-do list for rolling out our upgrade to MediaWiki 1.9.3 have been completed, and now it’s time to do some heavy-duty testing. Please visit the test server and read, edit, and otherwise manipulate the content for a while today so we can make sure nothing’s broken.
In particular, we need to […]