Mozilla: Mozilla Firefox 60 Plans, Firefox 59 Release and More
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Mozilla Firefox 60 Promises Enhanced Camera Privacy and USB Token Authentication
While most Internet users are enjoying their brand-new Firefox 59 web browser with all of its performance improvements and new privacy features, Mozilla works hard on the next major release, Firefox 60.
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Firefox Quantum for Enterprise Brings Control to Browser Deployments
Mozilla is aiming to increase its browser market share with a new effort that will better enable managed deployments of the Firefox browser in enterprise environments.
The new Firefox Quantum for Enterprise technology is part of the Firefox 60 release which reached the beta milestone on March 14 and is set to become generally available on May 9. The Firefox 60 Beta release comes a day after the Firefox 59 browser was released, providing incremental feature updates and security fixes.
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Firefox 59 Released: Faster Page Loading, Better Graphics For macOS, New Screenshot Features
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March Add(on)ness: Tree Style Tab (1) Vs Don’t Touch My Tabs (4)
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Enter the Firefox Quantum Extensions Challenge
Firefox users love using extensions to personalize their browsing experience. Now, it’s easier than ever for developers with working knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to create extensions for Firefox using the WebExtensions API. New and improved WebExtensions APIs land with each new Firefox release, giving developers the freedom to create new features and fine-tune their extensions.
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Building Mixed Reality spaces for the web
One of the primary goals of our Social Mixed Reality team is to enable and accelerate access to Mixed Reality-based communication. As mentioned in our announcement blog post, we feel meeting with others around the world in Mixed Reality should be as easy as sharing a link, and creating a virtual space to spend time in should be as easy as building your first website. In this post, we wanted to share an early look at some work we are doing to help achieve the second goal, making it easy for newcomers to create compelling 3D spaces suited for meeting in Mixed Reality.
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