mercredi 1 novembre 2006

Firefox 2 momentum

So Chris Beard has posted details about the first week after the Firefox 2 launch. The figures are quite impressive. I cannot emphasize enough how proud I am that we shipped in 37 languages for 3 platforms. Being European, I know that covering many languages is an absolute must: for our non-US  […]

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mardi 3 octobre 2006

Mozilla technologies and their ecosystem

Firefox is Open-Source and extensible, but what does it really mean? It means that if you have the skills, you can reuse our technologies and/build extensions to expand functionality. Who does that? On top of the existing (almost) 2000 add-ons, there are interesting and innovative ones. Here are two  […]

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mardi 26 septembre 2006

What's browser security, anyway?

Update: Window Snyder (in charge of Security at Mozilla) has posted a great analysis of the report. Please read Better metrics for scurity, understanding the Symantec Security Threat report. I've been reading the 10th edition of Symantec's Internet Security Threat Report (PDF downlad), and I thought  […]

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mardi 19 septembre 2006

Visiting Poland next week

I'lll be visiting Poland next week for a few meetings, and I'll be also spending some time with community members. I've never been to Warsaw before, and I'm sure I'll spend some great time there (and not just because I expect Vodka tasting ;-). Marcoos blogs about this and Radio Polonia has  […]

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samedi 16 septembre 2006

Browser market share update by XitiMonitor.com

French firm XitiMonitor has published an update to their browser market share data, focused on Europe. Unfortunately, it's in French only, but the July update is was available in English (PDF format) for those who want to get a better gist. There are now 6 European countries above 30% market share:  […]

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lundi 4 septembre 2006

Localization and Internationalization: what some of us have learnt

When Peter and Myself decided to create Mozilla Europe back in 2003, we wanted to help the Mozilla project succeed in Europe. As Peter and I have been painfully aware, you just can't drop an American-centric product in Europe and expect it to be successful... You need the product to be adapted to  […]

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samedi 26 août 2006

XUL / JavaScript developer wanted

I've said it many times before, but we need more and more XUL developers, as the Mozilla ecosystem is growing at an impressive pace. So here is an additional proof that you should be learning XUL and JS if your current developer job sounds boring to you... Process-one is a company specialized in  […]

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vendredi 14 juillet 2006

Five seagulls in Normandy

I'm in Normandy for Bastille day...  […]

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