Mozilla Foundation announces Directed Giving program

The Mozilla Foundation today announces their new directed giving program. When you donate to the Mozilla Foundation, you now have the option of directing your donations to one of four selected projects (Bugzilla, SeaMonkey, Camino, and Mozilla accessibility for people with disabilities). You can also choose to make a traditional unrestricted donation as well. The Mozilla Foundation will take note of your choice, and keep track of how much money has been designated for each project. They will then work with the people responsible for each project and come up with some worthy project-related initiatives to fund using those designated donations.

This directed giving program was created as a way to give people more ways to be involved in and engaged with the Mozilla project, and the Mozilla Foundation also wants to give the various individual projects within the overall Mozilla project the chance to promote themselves and further grow their communities of supporters. If you've donated to the Mozilla Foundation before, we thank you for your past donation and encourage you to consider making a new donation designated for one of these projects. If you haven't donated yet, please consider supporting one of these worthy initiatives.

Calendar Project Releases Lightning and Sunbird 0.5

The Mozilla Calendar Project released Lightning and Sunbird 0.5 today, a major update to their free, open source calendar extension and calendar client. Lightning and Sunbird 0.5 offer a major user interface update, event invitations, printing improvements and better integration with Mozilla Thunderbird.

Lightning and Sunbird 0.5 are immediately available for Windows, Mac, or Linux operating systems in 22 languages as free downloads from the Calendar Project homepage.

Mozilla Releases Thunderbird 2

Mozilla released Thunderbird 2 today, a major update to its free, open source email client. Thunderbird 2 offers easy ways to manage and organize your email with message tags, advanced folder views, message history navigation, find as you type, and improved new mail alert notifications. Thunderbird 2 also includes support for Microsoft Vista and an updated user interface.

Thunderbird 2 is immediately available for Windows, Mac, or Linux operating systems in over 35 languages as a free download from www.getthunderbird.com.

Mozilla and eBay Working Together to Make the Auction Experience Easier for Firefox Users in France, Germany and the UK

Mozilla and eBay International AG today announced they are working together to improve the online auction experience for people in France, Germany and the United Kingdom.

Together, Mozilla and eBay are collaborating on new technology and approaches to enable eBay users to stay up to date with their auctions more easily from within Firefox regardless of where they are on the Web.

"We are excited to work with eBay to improve the online auction experience with Firefox," said Christopher Beard, vice president, marketing and product management, Mozilla. "Firefox provides a robust platform for integration with leading Web services, which we're pleased to extend through our partnership with eBay."

"We are thrilled to be working with Mozilla and to explore a great opportunity that benefits both our communities of users," said Harald Eisenächer, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, eBay in Germany. "Our work together will help the great community of Firefox users more easily use eBay and stay up to date with their auctions."

Mozilla and eBay will provide more details on their collaboration in the second calendar quarter of 2007.

For more information, read the press release.

Firefox Community Beta Program

During the run up to Firefox 2, we released beta builds and release candidates for wide testing and feedback as part of a community beta program. Anyone who downloaded and installed these pre-release versions of Firefox became part of this beta program and was automatically updated to the Firefox 2 final release.

To ensure continued improvement in the quality of Firefox 2, we are now applying the same program to our security and stability release process for Firefox 2. Starting within the next 24 hours, everyone who participated in the beta process will be offered a pre-release version of the next security and stability update.

If you are participating in this program, thanks for your continued help. Please report any problems or issues at our community feedback web site.

The final release of Firefox 2.0.0.3 will take place shortly after we complete wide testing through this program. All press inquiries should be directed to press@mozilla.com.

To exclude yourself from the beta program, simply download and install the latest stable production release of Firefox.

In the near future, we will be accepting additional people into this community beta program. More information on how to join will be posted soon to Mozilla Developer News.

Technical Note:
You can identify if you are part of the beta program by following these instructions:
1. Launch Firefox.
2. In the location bar where you usually enter a web address, type: about:config
3. In the Filter field, enter: app.update.channel then press the enter key.
4. If you see the value app.update.channel set to “beta” you are enrolled in the beta program.

Thunderbird 2 Beta 2 Released

Thunderbird 2 Beta 2 is now available for download. New features in Thunderbird 2 include message tags, folder views, session navigation history, a refresh of the visual theme, and improved new mail notification alerts. For more information, refer to the Release Notes.

Thunderbird 2 Beta 1 Released

Thunderbird 2 Beta 1 is now available for the testing community. Features new to Thunderbird 2 include message tags, folder views, session navigation history, a refresh of the visual theme, and improved new mail notification alerts. For more information, refer to the Release Notes.

Firefox 1.5.0.8 Security and Stability Update

As part of Mozilla Corporation's ongoing stability and security update process, Firefox 1.5.0.8 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux for free download from mozilla.com. We strongly recommend that all Firefox 1.5.0.x users upgrade to this latest release. This update is available immediately in 37 languages including German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, and more.

Note: Firefox 1.5.0.x will be maintained with security and stability updates until April 24, 2007. All users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to Firefox 2.

If you already have Firefox 1.5, you will receive an automated update notification within 24 to 48 hours. This update can also be applied manually by selecting "Check for Updates..." from the Help menu within at any time. Mozilla Corporation is also strongly recommending that Firefox 1.0 users upgrade to this latest release of Firefox 1.5 in order to take advantage of significant security and stability improvements. Firefox 1.5 includes an automated update mechanism that ensures users are always up to date with the very latest updates.

For more information, please see: Firefox 1.5.0.8 Release Notes.

Adobe and Mozilla Foundation to Open Source Flash Player Scripting Engine

Adobe Systems Incorporated and the Mozilla Foundation today announced that Adobe has contributed source code for the ActionScript™ Virtual Machine, the powerful standards-based scripting language engine in Adobe® Flash® Player, to the Mozilla Foundation. Mozilla will host a new open source project, called Tamarin, to accelerate the development of this standards-based approach for creating rich and engaging Web applications. Read on

Firefox 2 Release Candidate 3 Released

Firefox 2 Release Candidate 3 (RC 3), the preview release of the next version of the Firefox browser, is now available for download. Web application developers, our testing community, and users who want to get a sneak peek at the next version of Firefox should download and install this release candidate. Please note that at this time, users should not expect all of their extensions, plugins, and themes from previous versions of Firefox to work properly. The release notes have a detailed list of what’s new in Firefox 2 RC 3.

Firefox 2 Release Candidate 3 also includes several bug fixes resulting directly from feedback obtained from people using our previous release candidate build. Users running Firefox 2 RC 1 or RC 2 will automatically be updated to Firefox 2 Release Candidate 3 through the Software Update feature, and are encouraged to continue submitting feedback and Talkback reports.

Firefox 2 Release Candidate 2 Released

Firefox 2 Release Candidate 2 (RC 2), the preview release of the next version of the Firefox browser, is now available for download. Web application developers, our testing community, and users who want to get a sneak peek at the next version of Firefox should download and install this release candidate. Please note that at this time, users should not expect all of their extensions, plugins, and themes from previous versions of Firefox to work properly. The release notes have a detailed list of what’s new in Firefox 2 RC 2.

Firefox 2 Release Candidate 2 also includes several bug fixes resulting directly from feedback obtained from people using our previous release candidate build. Users running Firefox 2 RC 1 will automatically be updated to Firefox 2 Release Candidate 2 through the Software Update feature, and are encouraged to continue submitting feedback and Talkback reports.

Firefox 1.5.0.7 Security and Stability Update

As part of Mozilla Corporation's ongoing stability and security update process, Firefox 1.5.0.7 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux for free download from getfirefox.com. We strongly recommend that all users upgrade to this latest release. This update is available immediately in 37 languages including German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, and more.

If you already have Firefox 1.5, you will receive an automated update notification within 24 to 48 hours. This update can also be applied manually by selecting "Check for Updates..." from the Help menu within at any time. Mozilla Corporation is also strongly recommending that Firefox 1.0 users upgrade to this latest release of Firefox 1.5 in order to take advantage of significant security and stability improvements. Firefox 1.5 includes an automated update mechanism that ensures users are always up to date with the very latest updates.

For more information, please see: Firefox 1.5.0.7 Release Notes.

Firefox 1.5.0.6 Stability Update

As part of Mozilla Corporation's ongoing stability update process, Firefox 1.5.0.6 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux for free download from www.getfirefox.com. We strongly recommend that all users upgrade to this latest release. This update is available immediately in 39 languages including German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, and more.

If you already have Firefox 1.5, you will receive an automated update notification within 24 to 48 hours. This update can also be applied manually by selecting "Check for Updates..." from the Help menu at any time. Mozilla Corporation is also strongly recommending that Firefox 1.0 users upgrade to this latest release of Firefox 1.5 in order to take advantage of significant security and stability improvements. Firefox 1.5 includes an automated update mechanism that ensures users are always up to date with the very latest updates.

For more information, please see the Firefox 1.5.0.6 Release Notes.

Firefox 1.5.0.4 Security and Stability Update

As part of Mozilla Corporation's ongoing stability and security update process, Firefox 1.5.0.4 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux for free download from getfirefox.com. We strongly recommend that all users upgrade to this latest release.

If you already have Firefox 1.5, you will receive an automated update notification within 24 to 48 hours. This update can also be applied manually by selecting "Check for Updates..." from the Help menu within at any time. Mozilla Corporation is also strongly recommending that Firefox 1.0 users upgrade to this latest release of Firefox 1.5 in order to take advantage of significant security and stability improvements. Firefox 1.5 includes an automated update mechanism that ensures users are always up to date with the very latest updates.

For more information, please see: Firefox 1.5.0.4 Release Notes.

Thunderbird 1.5.0.2 Security and Stability Update

Thunderbird 1.5.0.2 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux for free download from getthunderbird.com. We strongly recommend that all users upgrade to this latest release. For more information, please see our release notes.

If you already have Thunderbird 1.5, you will receive an automated update notification within 24 to 48 hours. This update can also be applied manually by selecting "Check for Updates..." from the Help menu within at any time. Mozilla Corporation is also strongly recommending that Thunderbird 1.0 users upgrade to this latest release of Thunderbird 1.5 in order to take advantage of the security and stability improvements. Thunderbird 1.5 includes an automated update mechanism that ensures users are always up to date with the very latest updates.

Firefox 1.5.0.2 Security and Stability Update

As part of Mozilla Corporation's ongoing stability and security update process, Firefox 1.5.0.2 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux for free download from getfirefox.com. We strongly recommend that all users upgrade to this latest release. This update is available immediately in 37 languages including German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, and more.

This release of Firefox includes native support for new Macintosh computers with Intel Core processors, improvements for the Japanese locale, and fixes for security issues, common crashes, and memory leaks. For more information, please see our release notes.

If you already have Firefox 1.5, you will receive an automated update notification within 24 to 48 hours. This update can also be applied manually by selecting "Check for Updates..." from the Help menu within at any time. Mozilla Corporation is also strongly recommending that Firefox 1.0 users upgrade to this latest release of Firefox 1.5 in order to take advantage of significant security and stability improvements. Firefox 1.5 includes an automated update mechanism that ensures users are always up to date with the very latest updates.

Updates to Mozilla Thunderbird are scheduled for next week.

Camino 1.0 Released

The Camino Project is proud to introduce the Camino 1.0 browser, a Web browser for the Mac OS X operating system built on the open source Mozilla Gecko rendering engine. Considered one of the fastest Web browsers on Mac OS X, Camino also integrates tightly with the platform, adopting the refined style, user-focused interface, and cutting-edge technologies that are hallmarks of the Macintosh experience. For more information, please see our release notes. For press inquiries, contact Samuel Sidler at 650-532-0431 or press@caminobrowser.org.

SeaMonkey 1.0 launched!

The SeaMonkey Council is proud to announce SeaMonkey 1.0, the first end-user release of their internet suite. SeaMonkey is available as a free download from its mozilla.org-hosted Web site, features a state-of-the-art web browser, a powerful email client, a WYSIWYG web page composer and a feature-rich IRC chat client. For web developers, mozilla.org's DOM inspector and JavaScript debugger tools are included as well. Read the SeaMonkey 1.0 Release Notes for more information. Builds are available from the SeaMonkey 1.0 directory on ftp.mozilla.org

Thunderbird 1.5 is now available!

Today's announcement marks the worldwide launch of Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 --with immediate availability for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux --as a free download from Mozilla.com. Thunderbird is now available in over twenty-five languages, with many more on the way.

Firefox 1.5 Adds Answers.com for Quick Reference

Answers Corporation, creator of Answers.com, the answer-based search engine, and Mozilla Corp., creator of Firefox, announced today that the newest version 1.5 of the popular Mozilla Firefox Web browser provides Answers.com embedded in its search toolbar for reference and definition lookup.

Firefox 1.5 RC 3 Released

Firefox 1.5 Release Candidate 3 is now available for download. See the Mozilla Quality blog for more information and to give feedback on this release.

Happy Birthday Firefox!

One year ago today Mozilla rolled out its popular Firefox Web browser. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of thousands of contributors worldwide, Firefox has won the hearts of Web users around the globe. Read on.

Mozilla Kicks Off "Extend Firefox" Competition

Mozilla Corporation today announced the Extend Firefox Contest to encourage development of extensions to the award-winning Firefox Web browser. For complete details on the Extend Firefox contest and official rules, see http://www.extendfirefox.com

Firefox Surpasses 100 Million Downloads

The Mozilla Corp. extends 100 million "Thank you's" to Firefox community members for reigniting innovation on the Web. As the browser's first anniversary approaches this November, Firefox adoption numbers have exceeded expectations with more than 100 million downloads since Firefox's introduction in 2004.

Firefox 1.5 Beta 2 Now Available

Firefox 1.5 Beta 2 is now available for download. This beta release includes improvements to web site rendering, fixes for the automated update system, and several security fixes. See the release notes for more information on this release.

Update to Thunderbird Released

Users are encouraged to download the latest security update to Thunderbird, available today. This update is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Download the latest Thunderbird here. For more information, see the release notes. For more information regarding Thunderbird 1.0.7, please contact Mary Colvig, mcolvig@arpartners.com or press@mozilla.org.

Thunderbird 1.5 Beta 1 Released

Thunderbird 1.5 Beta 1 is available for download. This beta release includes several new features. See the release notes for more information on this release.

Mozilla Store 2.0 Launched

The Mozilla Foundation today announced the grand reopening of its online store, the Mozilla Store, which will sell Mozilla CDs, books and promotional merchandise. As a launch promotion, the Mozilla Store will be offering free standard shipping within the United States for the month of August.

GatewayCDI will power the new Mozilla Store. They were chosen for their ability to provide high quality products, industry-leading customer service and same-day shipping capabilities.

An international version of the Mozilla Store is also in the works and will launch later this year.

The new Mozilla Store features:

• The latest versions of Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird on CD.
• New Mozilla products, including backpacks, hats, t-shirts and books.
• Same-day shipping
• Toll-free phone and e-mail support

Visit the new Mozilla Store today at http://store.mozilla.org.

Mozilla Headlines Two Key Open Source Development Conferences in August

Mozilla Foundation members and contributors will be presenting at O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON) in Portland, OR, on August 1-5, 2005, and LinuxWorld in San Francisco on August 8-11, 2005. See the press release to learn more.

Updates to Firefox and Thunderbird Released

Firefox 1.0.6 and Thunderbird 1.0.6, minor updates to improve API stability, are available today. These updates are available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Download the latest Firefox Web browser here or Thunderbird email client here. For more information, see the Firefox release notes or Thunderbird release notes. For more information regarding these updates, please contact Mary Colvig, mcolvig@arpartners.com or press@mozilla.org.

Deer Park Alpha 2 Released

Deer Park Alpha 2 is available for download for developers and the testing community. This release includes several new features. See the release notes for more information on this release.

Firefox on c|Net's Top 10 Download List

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, c|Net has ranked the Mozilla Firefox Web browser as the Number Four download on its list of all-time Top 10 downloads since c|Net's inception in 1995. Nearing 70 million downloads in only nine months, Firefox is cited as the first contender to pose a real threat to Microsoft Internet Explorer and is grouped with such popular and longstanding applications as Napster and ICQ.

Major Web destinations and search engines are responding to this tremendous growth -- last week, Google officially released its own Firefox toolbar. Google's release is hot on the heels of similar customizations by Amazon.com, AOL, Ask Jeeves, Earthlink, and Yahoo!.

Deer Park Alpha 1 Available

Deer Park Alpha 1 is available for download for developers and the testing community. This release includes many new features for web developers, extension developers, and web users. See the release notes for more information on this release.

Security Update to Firefox Now Available

Users are encouraged to download the latest update to Firefox, now available. This security update is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Download the latest Firefox here. For more information, see the release notes. For more information regarding Firefox 1.0.4, please contact Mary Colvig, mcolvig@arpartners.com or press@mozilla.org.

Security Advisory

Important security advisory for Mozilla Firefox.

Updates to Firefox and Mozilla Suite Available

Updates to Firefox and Mozilla Suite are now available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Download the latest Firefox here and the latest Mozilla Suite here. For more information, see the Firefox release notes and Mozilla Suite release notes. For an executive Q&A with Chris Hofmann regarding Firefox 1.0.3, please contact Alex Guerra, aguerra@arpartners.com or press@mozilla.org.

Mozilla Awards Bug Bounties

Mozilla Foundation awarded Michael Krax with five security bug bounties as part of Mozilla's Security Bug Bounty Program.

Thunderbird 1.0.2 and Mozilla 1.7.6 Available

Important security updates for Mozilla Thunderbird and Mozilla Suite are now available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. For more information, see the Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0.2 and Mozilla 1.7.6 release notes.

Update to Firefox Now Available

Important Update to Firefox Now Available. This security and stability update is now available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

Beta Release of XForms 1.0 Extension Available

Developed in collaboration with IBM, Novell, and the open source community, XForms technology is now available as an extension to the Mozilla 1.8 and Firefox 1.1 web browsers which are currently under development. Read all about it here or visit the project page.

Bugzilla 2.18 Released

After over two years of work, the Bugzilla Team is pleased to announce the release of Bugzilla 2.18. Bugzilla 2.18 is our best release yet, with over 1000 bug fixes and improvements since 2.16.

Thunderbird 1.0 Passes 2 Million Downloads in the First Month

In the first month after the release, the Mozilla's Thunderbird 1.0 email client has been downloaded more than 2 million times. Read more at Asa Dotzler's blog

One Million Downloads of Thunderbird 1.0

Mozilla's Thunderbird 1.0 email application has been downloaded over 1,000,000 times in the first ten days after release. Read more at SpreadFirefox.com

Mozilla Foundation Places Two-Page Advocacy Ad in the New York Times

The Mozilla Foundation announced placement of a two-page ad in the December 16th edition of the New York Times. The ad, coordinated by members of Spread Firefox, features the names of the thousands of people worldwide who contributed to the Mozilla Foundation's fundraising campaign to support last month's highly successful launch of the open source Mozilla Firefox 1.0 web browser.

Thunderbird 1.0 has landed

Today's announcement marks the launch of Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0 --with immediate availability for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux --as a free download from mozilla.org and by CD from the Mozilla Store. Thunderbird is now available in English, German, Greek, and Turkish with more languages on the way.

Mozilla 1.8 Alpha 5 hits the streets

Mozilla 1.8a5, with nearly 600 bugfixes since alpha 4, is available here. Help us make 1.8 a great Mozilla release by downloading and testing this Alpha.

Over 24 localized versions of Firefox 1.0 now available

There are now 24 localized versions of Mozilla Firefox 1.0 including: Asturian, Catalan, Czech, Danish, German, Greek, English, Spanish (Latin America), Finnish, French, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian, Swedish, and Chinese (Traditional). Several more languages including Albanian, Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, Irish (Gaelic), Spanish (Spain), Turkish will soon be posted.

Firefox 1.0 is here!

Today's announcement marks the worldwide launch of Mozilla Firefox --with immediate availability for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux --as a free download from mozilla.org and by CD from the Mozilla Store. Firefox is now available in over a dozen languages, with many more on the way.

First Release Candidate

The first release candidate build of Firefox 1.0 was made available today.

Firefox Preview Release: 5 Million Downloads

Firefox Preview Release passed the 5 million downloads milestone in just over 30 days, scattering all previous records. For the latest download count, head over to Spread Firefox.

Important Security Update for Firefox Available

The Mozilla Foundation releases an important security update for Firefox. All users should upgrade to the latest version of the Firefox Preview Release. A patch is available for current Preview Release users. More information and download links are available in the announcement.

1 Million Downloads in 100 Hours

The Firefox Preview Release was downloaded over 1 million times in the first 4 days after release. Read more at the press release.

First Security Bug Bounty Payments Awarded

The Mozilla Foundation today awarded the first payments in its Security Bug Bounty Program.

Firefox: Wired

Officially confirmed: Firefox is hot.

Mozilla 1.8 Alpha 3

The third Alpha release of Mozilla 1.8 is now available.

Security Updates

The Mozilla applications have been updated to fix several security issues, including some vulnerabilities recently mentioned in the press.

Security Bug Bounty Program

The Mozilla Foundation announces the Security Bug Bounty Program to encourage the identification and reporting of security issues. Details about the program and more are available in the new Security Center.

Mozilla Foundation 1st Anniversary

The Mozilla Foundation today celebrates a successful first year.

Security Update

The Mozilla Foundation releases an important security update for users of Mozilla, Firefox, and Thunderbird on Windows. Users can install a patch or download new releases.

Firefox 0.9.1, Thunderbird 0.7.1 Released

Firefox 0.9.1 and Thunderbird 0.7.1, fixing some minor bugs present in both releases, were released today. Release notes (Fx, Tb) are also available.

Mozilla 1.7 Released

Mozilla 1.7 is out and includes improvements to pop-up blocking, multiple identity support in Mail, and much more. See the readme for more on "What's New in Mozilla 1.7".

Firefox 0.9

Mozilla Firefox 0.9, featuring easy migration, a new theme, improved extensions and much more, is now available for download. Check out the announcement and the release notes, then download yours!

Mozilla 1.7 RC 3

Mozilla 1.7 RC 3 is available for download. Help us make Mozilla 1.7 the best release yet; download this candidate and be sure to send in any crash reports. See the readme for more information on what's new in Mozilla 1.7 RC 3.

Mozilla 1.7 RC 2

Mozilla 1.7 RC 2 is available for download. Help us make Mozilla 1.7 the best release yet; download this candidate and be sure to send in any crash reports. See the readme for more information on what's new in Mozilla 1.7 RC 2.

Thunderbird 0.6 Released

With a new Windows installer, Pinstripe theme for Mac OS X, new artwork, improved junk mail controls, new mail notification in the system dock for Mac OS X, server-wide news filters and a slew of other new features, Thunderbird 0.6 has been released.

Mozilla 1.7 RC 1

Mozilla 1.7 RC 1 is available for download. Help us make Mozilla 1.7 the best release yet; download this candidate and be sure to send in any crash reports. See the readme for more information on what's new in Mozilla 1.7 RC 1.

Mozilla 1.7 Beta

Mozilla 1.7 Beta is available for download. This release includes Talkback for Mac, Windows, and Linux. See the readme for more information.

Mozilla 1.7 Alpha

Mozilla 1.7 Alpha is out and includes improvements to pop-up blocking, multiple identity support in Mail, and much more. See the readme for more on "What's New in Mozilla 1.7 Alpha".

Firefox 0.8

The newly renamed Firefox 0.8 is available for download. See the release notes for details.

Mozilla 1.6

Mozilla 1.6 is out and includes a new cross-platform NTLM authentication module, security improvements, and crash fixes. See the release notes for details.

Thunderbird 0.4 Released

Thunderbird 0.4 is out. You can find more information in the release notes.

New Mozilla Web Site Launches

Our new web site launched today. Revamping the site is an ongoing project. We welcome your feedback

Mozilla 1.6 Alpha Available

Mozilla 1.6 Alpha was announced today and includes new mail features, improved page rendering and stability improvements. See the release notes for details.

Mozilla 1.4.1 Bugfix Update Available

Mozilla 1.4.1 is available for download. This bugfix release of Mozilla 1.4 includes fixes for Security issues, Windows installer issues, Windows GDI resource problems, and more.

Mozilla 1.5 Release Candidate 2

Mozilla 1.5 RC-2 is out. We've added lots of features and fixed lots of bugs since Mozilla 1.4. Help us shake it down in preparation for Mozilla 1.5 final. You can find more information in the release notes.

Thunderbird 0.2 Released

Thunderbird 0.2 is out. You can find more information in the release notes.

Mozilla 1.5 Beta Released

Mozilla 1.5 Beta is out. This beta includes a spellchecker for MailNews and Composer as well as improvements to Chatzilla. You can find more information in the release notes.

Mozilla 1.4 Released

Mozilla 1.4 is out. We've added lots of features and fixed lots of bugs since Mozilla 1.3. Among the additions are NTLM authentication support on Windows and improvements to pop-up blocking, junk-mail filtering, and image blocking. More information is available in the release notes.

Mozilla 1.4 Release Candidate 3

Mozilla 1.4 RC 3 is out. We've added lots of features and fixed lots of bugs since Mozilla 1.3. Help us shake out bugs in preparation for Mozilla 1.4 final. More information is available in the release notes.

mozdev.org seeks help with pledge drive

mozdev.org fulfills a critical need in the Mozilla community with hosting for over a hundred Mozilla-related projects including browser add-ons, Mozilla-based applications, and community building efforts. Please consider donating to the mozdev pledge drive. They have set a goal to raise $2,500 by the end of the summer to pay for their ongoing hosting costs and to purchase a new server for the site.

Mozilla 1.4 Release Candidate 1

Mozilla 1.4 RC 1 is out. We've added lots of features and fixed lots of bugs since Mozilla 1.3. Help us shake it down in preparation for Mozilla 1.4 final. More information is available in the release notes.

Mozilla 1.4 Beta Released

Mozilla 1.4 Beta is out. This release includes support for NTLM authentication, usability improvements, and lots of performance, stability, and site compatibility fixes. More information is available in the release notes.

Using Breakpoints in Venkman

Netscape Devedge has just published a second Venkman article, all about breakpoints. In other Venkman news, as of 0.9.63, views can now be stacked in a tab container to save space. Check out the screenshots.

4th Annual Mozilla Party, Japan

On Saturday April 19th, Mozilla-gumi is hosting the 4th Annual Mozilla Japan Conference and Party in Tokyo. The event will host 3 panel sessions on The New Roadmap, Taking Mozilla to Organizations, and How to Overcome Web Sites Restricting Browser Access. There will also be 4 additional SIG meetings on important bugs, junk mail filter, multilingual domain names, and Web services.

Mozilla 1.4 Alpha Released

Mozilla 1.4 Alpha is out. This release features dynamic image and table resizing in Composer, smooth scrolling (see release notes for enabling this feature,) and improvements to spam filtering. In addition to these feature improvements, 1.4a also contains fixes for performance, stability, standards support and website compatibility. This is an alpha release so expect bugs, and don't use it unless you are willing to live with the risks inherent in such a release (e.g. crashes, data loss, etc.). More information is available in the release notes.

Camino 0.7 Released

Camino® (formerly Chimera) 0.7 is available for download. Along with the new name, Camino has a new history sidebar, a new download manager and a new text encoding menu. To learn more about what's new in Camino 0.7, check out the release notes.

Netscape releases Netscape 7.02

Netscape Communications Corporation has released Netscape 7.02, a minor update with security and stability fixes. This new version, is based on Mozilla 1.0.2, also features updated Java and Flash plug-ins for Windows.

DevEdge Standards Redesign

The DevEdge developer website has launched a redesign, using advanced CSS and XML that demonstrates Mozilla's extensive W3C standards support and cross-browser web development. The site features user-selectable stylesheets, cross-browser DHTML menus and structuring for accessibility and usability.

Donate to mozdev.org

mozdev.org, home for over 100 Mozilla application development projects and a cornerstone of the Mozilla community for two and a half years, is soliciting donations of money, time or spare computers. Please visit their donations page or email admin@mozdev.org for more information about how you can help make the site more reliable and responsive as it continues to grow.

Mozilla 1.3 Alpha Released

Mozilla 1.3 Alpha is out. Mozilla Mail now has basic junk mail classification capabilities. This means you can train your client to distinguish between good mail and junk mail. See the release notes for more info.

Phoenix 0.5 Released

Phoenix 0.5 is now available. This release features the ability to have multiple homepages and support for five-button mice, and fixes a number of bugs that plagued earlier releases. It is also the smallest and fastest Phoenix to date.

Stop The Presses

We've discovered a bug in Mozilla 1.2 that can cause DHTML on some sites to fail. We plan to release Mozilla 1.2.1 with a fix shortly.

Chimera 0.6 Released

Chimera is a browser for Mac OS X with a native Cocoa front end, based on Mozilla's Gecko layout engine. Changes in 0.6 include improvements to plugins, keychain support, better cookie management, and Talkback support. Talkback helps you send in crash reports so developers can track where crashes occur and fix the problems. See the release notes for more details. Download it now.

Mozilla 1.2 Beta Released

Mozilla 1.2 Beta is out. Type Ahead Find now works on Mac and Java now works on Jaguar. On Linux, the classic theme now picks up GTK native theme. See the release notes for more info.

Creating Applications with Mozilla

O'Reilly's Creating Applications with Mozilla is now available. This book shows you how to build your own Mozilla applications and provides information on using XUL, JS, CSS, XBL, XPCOM, RDF and more. The contents of the book are also available under the Open Publication License at books.mozdev.org.

Bugzilla 2.16.1 Released

Bugzilla 2.16.1 and 2.14.4 were released today; 2.16.1 is the latest stable Bugzilla release; both fix a number of security bugs. 2.14 users are encouraged to upgrade to 2.16.1. See the Bugzilla project page and the current status report for more information.

Phoenix 0.1 Released

The first Phoenix milestone, 0.1, has been released.

Mozilla 1.0.1 Released

Mozilla 1.0.1 is available for download now. This release is a bug fix and security follow-up to Mozilla 1.0. Mozilla 1.0 users that have not already upgraded to Mozilla 1.1 are strongly encouraged to upgrade to 1.0.1. Read the release notes for more details.

Netscape 7.0 Released

Netscape Communications has launched Netscape 7.0 the latest version of Netscape's browser software, which is based on Mozilla 1.0.1. Mozilla users should read the release notes before installing Netscape 7.

OEone HomeBase DESKTOP

OEone has released the source for its new HomeBase DESKTOP product, an operating environment for Linux, based on Mozilla technologies.

Bugzilla 2.16 Released

Bugzilla 2.16 and 2.14.3 have both been released. Bugzilla is mozilla.org's bug-tracking system. Changes include full UI customizability using templates. See the Bugzilla project page for more information.

Mozilla 1.1 Beta Released

Mozilla 1.1 Beta is our latest bleeding edge beta release. Changes include a big upgrade to the JavaScript Debugger. See the release notes to find out what else is new.

Mozilla 1.1 Alpha Released

Mozilla 1.1 Alpha is our bleeding edge alpha release which is meant to get wider testing for all the changes that happened on the trunk since we branched for Mozilla 1.0. See the release notes to find out what's new.

Gecko Embedding Guides

Check out the newest documentation for Gecko, Mozilla's layout engine. Gecko Embedding Basics offers a high level description of how to embed Gecko in your application. Gecko Embedding API Reference is a first cut at documenting Gecko's frozen interfaces.

Mozilla 1.0 Party

Join us in celebrating the upcoming release of Mozilla 1.0 at a party we're throwing at 8pm Wednesday, June 12, 2002 at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco. Free source, free admission, cash bar. 21+, ID required (no matter how old you look). If you can't make it, plan a satellite party in your own area.

Mozilla XMLHttpRequest Security Bug Fixed

A security vulnerability reported in Mozilla by GreyMagic Software has now been fixed; the fix is available in new nightly trunk builds and 1.0 branch builds, and will be included in the upcoming RC2 and Mozilla 1.0 releases. For more information see the mozilla.org statement.

Mozbot 2.4 Released

Mozbot 2.4 is now available. Mozbot is the free software IRC bot used by mozilla.org. This release includes a few bug fixes, new bot module API functions and new modules for logging, hex/dec conversion,

Mozbot 2.2 Released

Mozbot 2.2 is now available. Mozbot is the free software IRC bot used by mozilla.org. This release is the first official tarball release of the mozbot project, and boasts many features including a modular design, Infobot-like features, a Quiz module, stock quote lookup, as well as modules that interact with other mozilla.org web tools like Bugzilla and Tinderbox.

Mozilla Development Roadmap

This roadmap update refines the milestone schedule for calendar year 2002, including a new milestone proposal for development after 1.0. We still call for community help in defining Mozilla 1.0 via bugzilla mozilla1.0 milestone keyword nominations on open bugs.

Mozilla 0.9.8

The first Mozilla 0.9.8 builds are out. Read the Release Notes to find out what's new.

European Mozilla Developer Meeting

The second European Mozilla Developer Meeting will be held February 16-17 at FOSDEM in Brussels. The tentative schedule includes sessions on XUL, the internals of the DOM, and Localization.

Bugzilla 2.14.1 Released

Bugzilla 2.14.1 is now available. This release fixes several security issues. Bugzilla is the open source web-based bug tracking system used by mozilla.org and many other projects.

Help MozillaZine

Our friends at MozillaZine have outgrown their current hosting service, and need your help to move to a new ISP with more bandwidth. The site doesn't have ad banners or charge for subscriptions, so give a little and help keep MozillaZine online.

Mozilla 0.9.6

The first Mozilla 0.9.6 builds are out. Read the Release Notes to find out what's new.

Mozilla 0.9.4.1 Source Release

Mozilla 0.9.4.1 is a source only release consisting of the open source code from which the recent Netscape 6.2 release was built.

1.0 Manifesto

Please read the Mozilla 1.0 Manifesto and comment on it via news. Help us to define and refine criteria by which 1.0 can be done within five milestones.

Mozilla Developer Day

Join us November 9, 2001 for the next Mozilla Developer Day. We plan on parallel developer and business forums. Learn about XPCOM, networking, embedding Mozilla and project management. Join a discussion of where Mozilla 1.0 is headed.

Mozilla Relicensing Begins

mozilla.org has begun its previously announced plan to relicense Mozilla to make it more GPL compatible. More than 6000 NPL files are being relicenced under an NPL/GPL/LGPL tri-licence. See the relicensing FAQ for more details.

Bugzilla 2.14 Released

Bugzilla 2.14 is now available. This release fixes several security issues. Bugzilla is the open source web-based bug tracking system used by mozilla.org and many other projects.

Mozilla 0.9.2.1 Source Release

Mozilla 0.9.2.1 is a source only release consisting of the open source code from which Netscape 6.1 was built.

Essential XUL Programming

Check out the new XUL book, Essential XUL Programming by Bullard, Smith and Daconta. This is a primer on building custom user interfaces using XUL, Mozilla's cross-platform user interface language.

Mozilla Community Day

Join us for Mozilla Community Day at the O'Reilly Open Source Conference. This event complements the regular Mozilla Track conference sessions and is intended to be a way to let developers to get to know each other and brainstorm. You can register for Community Day even if you're not attending the rest of the conference.

Mozilla 0.9.2 Released

The first Mozilla 0.9.2 builds are out. We need your feedback! If you crash on Windows, Macintosh or Linux, submit a talkback report and you'll help make the next release crash even less.

Mozilla 0.9.1 Released

The first Mozilla 0.9.1 builds are out. Read the release notes for more info. Please use our talkback builds on Windows, Macintosh and Linux. Using talkback builds gives us more crash data so common crash bugs can be quickly identified and fixed. Talkback data from the 0.9 release helped eliminate 34 of our most frequent crashes.

O'Reilly Open Source Convention

Catch the Mozilla Track at this year's O'Reilly Open Source Convention at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel July 23-27, 2001. Register before June 22 for Early Bird discounts on conference registration and hotel.

mozilla.party.jp 2.0

Join the Japanese Mozilla crew April 22 at their conference and party at Shibuya Mark City in Tokyo. A lot of great Mozilla work is happening in Japan. Check it out at mozilla-gumi.

IBM Web Browser

IBM has released the IBM Web Browser, a port of Mozilla for OS/2 which includes a spell checker and flash plugin. While the browser is a fee based product, IBM has also released an open source version which is available at mozilla.org.

Mozilla 0.8.1 Released

Mozilla 0.8.1 builds have begun to make their way to the ftp site. Read the release notes for more info. New in this release is long-awaited support for the gopher protocol.

Milestone Added To Schedule

In response to the large number of Mozilla 0.9 bugs and our desire to maintain 0.9 as a recommended beta branch point, we have added an additional milestone to the schedule. This new Mozilla 0.8.1 milestone replaces 0.9 in the calendar. Mozilla 0.9 and all subsequent Milestones have been shifted out one 5 week cycle.

XPInstall API Reference

An API Reference for XPInstall is now available at DevEdge Online. XPInstall is a technology for doing cross-platform installations, packaging, and software updates.

O'Reilly Open Source Software Convention

Exceptional speakers needed for conference presentations and tutorial programs for the Mozilla track at the O'Reilly Open Source Software Convention, July 23-27, 2001, in San Diego, California. Proposals due February 1, 2001.

Mozilla 0.7 Released

Mozilla 0.7 builds have begun to make their way to the ftp site. Check back later if what you're looking for isn't there yet. New in this release is PSM on Macintosh. PSM is also now included on Linux and Windows without a separate download. Read the release notes for more info.

New York Developer Meeting

Join the first New York Mozilla Developer Meeting January 29. This event is set to coincide with the LinuxWorld Conference, January 30 - February 2, 2001 at the Jacob Javitts Center. If you're in town for LinuxWorld, stop by the meeting.

Mozilla at XMLDevCon2000

Shelley Powers will speak about Interface Development with XUL at XMLDevCon2000 Wednesday, November 15 in San Jose, California. She will discuss Mozilla as a development environment and feature ActiveState's Komodo product.

Milestone 18 Released

M18 builds have begun to make their way to the ftp site. Check back later if what you're looking for isn't there yet. Java now works on Linux. Read the release notes for more info.

Warpstock Europe 2000

Michael Kaply of IBM will give an overview of Warpzilla, (Mozilla on OS/2) at Warpstock Europe 2000 an OS/2 event organized by Team OS/2 Deutschland e.V. in Karlsruhe, Germany October 13-15, 2000. Try out M17 on OS/2.

Open Source Crypto Library Released

NSS 3.1 Beta 1 has been released, including a new implementation of the RSA algorithm. This release provides, for the first time, a complete open-source implementation of the Netscape crypto libraries, and will be used in a future version of Personal Security Manager for Mozilla.

Mozilla To Be Dually-Licensed

Plans are underway to make the Mozilla code available under a dual MPL/GPL license. See the FAQ for more info. We're gathering contributor input now, in the mozilla-license newsgroup.

Milestone 17 Released

M17 builds have begun to make their way to the ftp site. Check back later if what you're looking for isn't there yet. New in M17 are the Classic UI, tooltips, helper apps, and 4.x plugin support on linux. Read the release notes for more info.

Second Mozilla Developer Meeting

Join us August 18 for the Second Mozilla Developer Meeting Friday, August 18, sponsored by Alphanumerica. Planned discussion topics include, embedding, Mozilla editor, skin design documentation and creating applications. RSVP

The Mozilla Project and mozilla.org

Mitchell Baker gives an overview of mozilla.org and the Mozilla project. She answers questions people often ask about what mozilla.org is, how it works, and who participates.

PSM 1.1 for M16

Add SSL capabilities to your copy of M16 by installing this new version of PSM 1.1 for Mozilla from iPlanet. This replaces an earlier version that expired June 1. This version requires M16 or greater.

Bugzilla 2.10 & Security Advisory

Version 2.10 has been released of Bugzilla, the open source bug tracking system. The security advisory recommends that people running their own bugzilla installation apply a patch or upgrade to version 2.10 and examine their file permissions.

Scalable Vector Graphics

Scalable Vector Graphics is an XML grammar defined by the W3C that defines a language for describing two-dimensional graphics, consisting of vector graphic shapes, images and text. Check out the new Mozilla SVG project page and newsgroup.

Milestone 15 Released

M15 builds have begun to make their way to the ftp site. Check back later if what you're looking for isn't there yet. The release notes explain how to uninstall. On Macintosh, Windows and Linux, please use talkback builds so we can collect crash data.

Netscape 6 Preview Release 1

Netscape has released a beta browser based on Mozilla. Use this problem report form to report bugs.

Mozilla Developer Meeting

Join us for the Mozilla Developer Meeting April 7 to hang out with other developers, see presentations, and recuperate from the party the night before. Meet folks visiting from out of town. Sponsored by Alphanumerica. Please RSVP by April 4.

Beta Plans

What "beta" means to mozilla.org and how this relates to Netscape's upcoming beta release.

Mozilla Does SSL

iPlanet has released PSM for Mozilla for testing on Linux and Win32. This code is in the process of being released to the Open Source PKI project.

Milestone 14 Talkback Builds

M14 talkback binaries have been released for Macintosh, Windows and Linux. Please use these builds so we can collect crash data. Crypto enabled builds will follow in a few days.

Open Source PKI Code Released

The first partial release of Open Source PKI code is now available. This initial posting is for informational purposes only. It does not yet compile. CVS availability and other details are still being worked out.

Mozilla Localization Project

Join the Mozilla Localization Project. Their goal is to ship as many language packs for M14 as possible. Projects are underway in 16 different languages. Localized versions of M13 are already available in Japanese and German.

Milestone 13 Released

M13 is our Alpha release. It should be functional enough for everyday use by testers so we encourage you to use it daily and find as many bugs as possible as we work to release a beta. Use bugzilla to report bugs.

Milestone 12 Released

M12 binaries have been released for Windows, Macintosh, i386 Linux, OpenVMS and FreeBSD. More platforms to follow.

Design Patterns Contest Winners

Congratulations to Guillaume Rams, Gergory Knapen, and Matt Bissiri, winners of the Design Patterns contest organized by Heikki Toivonen of CiTEC.

M11 For More Platforms

Milestone 11 binaries are now available for OpenVMS, Sparc Linux, Sparc Solaris 7, Intel Solaris 7, HPUX, and Alpha Linux. Thanks to Anton Blanchard, Ryan Krenzischek, Roland Mainz, Matthew Wilson, and to Compaq's OpenVMS Engineering group. Contact us to donate binaries for your own platform.

Mozilla Jobs

We encourage people to submit job postings for mozilla related positions to our moderated announcements newsgroup. Our first such posting is from Netscape for a technical writer to document XUL.

Note that we have since moved jobs-related postings to their own newsgroup, so mozilla-announce is no longer a valid place for these.

M10 For Solaris 7 on Sparc

Thanks to Roland Mainz for packaging Milestone 10 binaries on the Sparc Solaris 7 platform. Note that this doesn't work on older versions of Solaris.

M10 Released

Milestone 10 binaries have been released. Proxies are working but you must edit the prefs file yourself. See bug 8559 for details. Read the release notes before reporting bugs. They explain how to work around a crash problem some are having.

MailNews API Testing

Help the MailNews project by using XPConnect to test the mail APIs. If you know JavaScript, are interested in testing and learning about the mail API and XPConnect, you can help!

CodeStock Web Developer Seminars

CodeStock is a two day event held Sept 21-22, featuring seminars on embedding Gecko and JavaScript, writing plugins for Mozilla's new plugin API, and building web content with HTML 4.0, CSS, DOM, XML, XUL and Skins. Sign up to view the live webcast.

M9 Released

Milestone 9 binaries have been released. This release debuts necko, our multithreaded, modular networking library which allows pluggable protocol and mime converters. Use bugzilla to report bugs.

cvs-mirror.mozilla.org Is (no longer) Sick

cvs-mirror.mozilla.org is sick, probably due to rsync bug(s). Anonymous checkouts are likely to fail; tinderboxen are likely to burn. Downtime for fix scheduled at 4pm PDT today. [The problem has been fixed]

Getting Involved

People often ask how they can help. Check out our new getting involved page and the new bugs page which introduces bugzilla and shows developers how to post help wanted notices.

Bugathon Needs JavaScripters

The Bugathon deadline has been eliminated. Also, the NGLayout team needs help from JavaScript coders to help simplify DOM bug reports into 'simple as possible' test cases. Help make sure your JavaScript pages work when the browser ships.

M8 On The Wire

Milestone 8 binaries have been released. Thanks to Duncan Wilcox and Pete Collins for providing BeOS and FreeBSD packages. As usual, use bugzilla to report bugs.

Mozilla is Alive and Well

We at mozilla.org want to clear up any misconceptions resulting from the comments reported Wednesday by an executive at Sun. Our contributors and staff are responsible for the management of all browser development. As a major mozilla.org contributor, AOL completely supports our efforts. Commercial open source software development is in its early stages, and Wednesday's comments demonstrate that it is still regarded with skepticism by some in the industry. We would like to stress that Sun was not speaking for mozilla.org or for AOL.

New Newsgroup Announcements

A newsgroup/mailing-list pair for the discussion of Seamonkey (the v5.0 Browser) has been created. Additionally, a forum for the discussion of (non-crypto-related) security was created a while back, but not splashed here. Here is a link to more details about all the Mozilla discussion groups.

Editor API Logging

Improve the quality of editor bug reports. This new editor function records and saves your editor commands. Attach the log file to bug reports or use it to create smoke tests.

Bugzilla now supports dependencies

Bugzilla can now track dependencies between bugs. It can even generate pretty pictures showing the dependency graph.

MathML In Mozilla

Roger B. Sidje, David Fiddes, and P. S. Karthikeyan have created a project for adding MathML to Mozilla. Join the discussion on the accompanying newsgroup.

Real-Time Messaging Newsgroup

The netscape.public.mozilla.rt-messaging newsgroup has been created for the discussion of real-time messaging and chat in mozilla.

Cinco de Milestone

M5 has been released. The usual caveats apply to this pre-alpha software. File bugs with Bugzilla.

TechNetCast Interview

TechNetCast has released an in-depth streaming video interview: Netscape Gecko: Building an Open Source Browser.

Instant Messaging & Chat project

The Instant Messaging and Chat project is building in support for mozilla to speak with multiple different protocols and servers to let users communicate with each other in real time.

NeoPlanet 3.0 Embeds Gecko

NeoPlanet announced that NeoPlanet 3.0. will include Gecko technology based on Adam Lock's ActiveX control.

Embedding Newsgroup

netscape.public.mozilla.embedding has been created for discussion of embedding mozilla components such as nglayout, ender, javascript into applications.

Bugzilla now does attachments

You can now attach arbitrary files to a bug in Bugzilla. This is now considered the preferred method of submitting a patch.

If you have a patch to submit, find the appropriate bug in Bugzilla. If there isn't already one, submit it! Then view the bug and click on the "Create an attachment" link. Give the form the path to the file on your local machine, and it will upload it.

This mechanism can also be used to attach test data and other files.

small-devices Newsgroup

Are you interested in porting Gecko or other Mozilla technologies to small or embedded devices? Join the discussion in our new netscape.public.mozilla.small-devices newsgroup.

Happy Birthday, Mozilla!

Read about Mozilla's first birthday, including some of Frank Hecker's reflections about the past year.

NewsBot

NewsBot is a tool to create a user generated list of pointers to important discussions and announcements in the newsgroups. It's "What Every Mozillan Must Know".

M3 Milestone Binaries

The Milestone 3 binaries have been released. These should be more stable than the normal nightly builds.

XML in Gecko

Check out the XTech '99 presentation XML and Related Standards in Gecko. It comes with examples of XML with CSS and DOM.

Bugzilla reorganized

Bugzilla's products have been renamed.

The Old "Mozilla" product has been renamed to be "MozillaClassic". This should reflect only bugs entered back in the pre-NGLayout days. No new bugs may be entered on this product.

The "NGLayout" product has been renamed to be "Browser". Many components from the old "Mozilla" product have been moved to the new "Browser" product.

mozilla.org downtime on 4-Mar-99!

All of the mozilla.org machines will be down for three hours beginning 09:30 Pacific Standard Time (that's 17:30 UTC).

This includes cvs.mozilla.org, cvs-mirror.mozilla.org, and www.mozilla.org. The machines are being physically moved to another location and put on a new network.

During this time all mail delivery, web tools (bonsai, bugzilla, tinderbox, etc), and CVS repository access (anonymous or otherwise) will be unavailable.

We hope to be done in less than 3 hours, but expect to take no longer than that in the worst case.

NPL 1.0M published

The new 1.0M version of the NPL has been published, along with a new FAQ.

http://bugzilla.mozilla.org now on-line

Bugzilla now has a new, simpler URL: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org. Bookmarks to the old place ought to still work.

What does the AOL deal mean to Mozilla?

What does the AOL deal mean to Mozilla? We don't know for sure yet, but we have some ideas. (Updated, 25-Nov-98.)

The Mozilla development roadmap is available. The mozilla browser is moving immediately to the cross-platform front end backed by the new layout engine, with scriptable components everywhere.

New Mozilla tarballs are ready. Come and get 'em.

A Status link to the latest installment of Chris Nelson's regular Mozilla status column can now be found under the Development menu on the left side of each mozilla.org page.

HTTP Compression Stage 1 has been completed. The combined netlib enhancement and Apache server module improve perceived performance by about 30% for an average session on a 28.8 modem.

We have released the source code to a third incomplete mail client! This one is written in Java. See the Grendel pages for details.

Precompiled binaries of Mozilla are now available! (Use these untested nightly builds at your own risk...)

Documentation for the ColorSync Project has been released. Sponsored in part by Apple Computer, it describes a method of ensuring that web pages are viewed with the color that was intended.

The Java Directory SDK (Java classes for communicating with LDAP servers) has been released. Details about it are on the Directory SDK page.

Bugzilla has been completely rewritten. We like the new version much better, and hope you will too. Best of all, the source is now available, distributed under the MPL. Learn more in the Bugzilla page.

A prototype HTML/RDF/JS-based mail reader has been checked in. Read about "smart mail."

A description of the Performance project has been added.

Description of the Open JVM Integration (OJI) project was added.

Added the Mozilla Apologator to Editorials.

There is now a copy of the LXR tool running on our new CVS server. You can now browse the up - to - the - minute latest version of the source code online, through this massively - hyperlinked source code browser. Check out the Mozilla Cross-Reference page for details.

New mozilla source tarballs are available for download.

In order to make our current CVS server usable, we have instituted a limit of 8 simultaneous users; if that many people are connected, others will get a rejection message. This limit will be raised or eliminated when we get our beefy new servers online.

We're hoping to have the new machines online in the first week of June. The machines have arrived, but they aren't yet installed or configured, as the fates have been conspiring against us. Stay tuned...

Listed the Language Enabling and Localization Projects pages on the Other Projects page.

Reorganized the menu again; changed the layout of the top-level page so that it will now regularly contain a ``recent news'' blurb.

Announced the mail/news newsgroup and mailing list, and added the initial mail/news pages.

The Wang suit has been dismissed!

Finally! Network Library documentation has arrived. Learn how URLs are retrieved and much, much more. The netlib docs are here.

Added some new newsgroups/mailing lists for Layout, RDF, I18N, and BeOS; see the Community page for details.

Announced initial release of the next-generation layout engine.

New release of source.

Check out the module owners document. Also, check out the various other links on the Projects page.

Added a whole lot of Documentation.

Added a C++ Portability Guide.

Please come to our PARTY!

Second draft license released.

Debut of the Blue Sky column.

The draft license has been released.

Added the mirrors page.

Added another external wishlist to Blue Sky.