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If you find Microsoft's 'Ten Grand Is Buried Here' $10,000: please donate to Mozilla Foundation to support open and participatory Web! 14 days ago
@szymonblaszczyk I thought it made it into the default interface, but apparently it didn't :( #labs #defaultreplytoall #gmail 14 days ago
This is my obligatory "I've just installed iPhone OS 3.0, w00t!!!" tweet. w00t!!!11one 15 days ago
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Clustory: reinventing the tabs in the browser   11 days ago

My answer to this summer’s Design Challenge is: forget about tabs completely.

Clustory: reinventing the tabs in the browser (Mozilla Concept Series) from Staś Małolepszy on Vimeo.

In the video above (slightly too lengthy, I admit), I try to explore a different approach to managing visited pages. I suggest using the loads of data stored in the browsing history (mining for patterns!) and present it in a way that exposes two new dimensions: time and tasks.

Mozilla Fennec L10n Productization Guidelines: Part 3. Compatibility criterion   20 days ago

A couple of weeks ago, I started a series of posts about the productization guidelines for localized Fennec builds. Post one discussed productization and why we need separate guidelines for Fennec.  Post two described the purpose of productization.

Today, let’s discuss the compatibility criterion, which I believe is the most important guideline for localizers to consider.

The compatibility criterion: Services included in Fennec must render correctly on mobile devices, assuring good readability and ease of interaction.

The compatibility criterion is important, because it allows us to base on Firefox’s guidelines and adapt them to the mobile context. In other words, Fennec’s productization should follow Firefox’s guidelines, making exceptions when the compatibilty criterion is not met.

BugXhibit: an interface to Bugzilla’s search results   34 days ago

This is awesome. Andrew Sutherland hacked up a very cool proof-of-concept interface to Bugzilla search results using MIT’s SIMILE Exhibit library. It allows you to query Bugzilla using the Quick Search syntax and displays the results in form of a faceted interface, which in turn lets you slice, order and group the search results easily.

I immediately liked the idea (in fact, I’ve been thinking about something like this since I first experimented with Exhibit, but never got around to learn more about the Quick Search syntax and buglist.cgi options) and created a very simple search command for Ubiquity to be able to access Andrew’s tool quickly and seamlessly.

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Drugi #sprint MDC już jutro: http://informationisart.com/stas/drugi-sprint-mdc-wszyscy-na-to-czekalismy #mdc #javascript #mozilla #firefox #aviarypl   258 days ago

Drugi #sprint MDC już jutro: [link] #mdc #javascript #mozilla #firefox #aviarypl

#ankieta: http://surveys.mozilla.org/?id=10 #Firefox w Polsce: kto używa Firefoksa, dlaczego go używa i w jaki sposób. #mozilla #podajdalej :)   293 days ago

#ankieta: [link] #Firefox w Polsce: kto używa Firefoksa, dlaczego go używa i w jaki sposób. #mozilla #podajdalej :)

ankieta: http://surveys.mozilla.org/?id=10 Firefox w Polsce: kto używa Firefoksa, dlaczego go używa i w jaki sposób. #podajdalej :)   293 days ago

ankieta: [link] Firefox w Polsce: kto używa Firefoksa, dlaczego go używa i w jaki sposób. #podajdalej :)

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