Mozilla

With the latest builds of Opera, another ability is released to the public, that no other browser allows (this is getting to be a habit, for those not paying attention).
For the Opera user, there  have been many little applets, which Opera calls Widgets. The Widgets are much like the applets originally released in the product [...]

You know things are getting weird when Microsoft and Mozilla agree on anything. After all, one is a closed source developer, the other is open source. The one uses bullying tactics and sheer market drive to push its browser, the other has used an appeal of quality to the prospective users.
This is one of those [...]

Apparently the sound beating that all the competing browsers give Internet Explorer 8 is not enough to keep them from spending still more money to bring attention to it. With the release of Firefox 3.5 yesterday, you must admit that Microsoft certainly isn’t afraid to spend, bringing ads for IE8 to market on the very [...]

Yesterday, an update for Thunderbird 2 was released, and I was wondering if anyone really cared. I say that because no one I have spoken to recently, uses it.
But then I got to looking about, to see how much the mail client landscape has dwindled. I knew it had, because the last time I looked [...]

Sure, we read about it, a few months back. Did anyone think that anyone, other than Microsoft employees, would ever give it a second thought? Certainly not me. After all, with the number of open source license models available, and the multiple nuance levels of ‘openness’ available, who would have thought another was needed, or [...]

Over at ZDNet, it is being reported that the next major revision of the Opera browser will be “prettier”, as some of the users of Opera, especially those using it on the Mac platform, think it needs work.
Well, having not seen Opera 9.6 for the Mac, I suppose I can’t make the most informed comment, [...]

Users of Firefox and Thunderbird, take note, you can no longer slam Microsoft for its practices of having applications phone home with statistics.
Reported on Reddit, and later by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes on his ZDNet column, it seems that Mozilla products are phoning home daily with some facts about you and your usage of the product. [...]