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Mozilla
Sidedish
The Mozilla Sidedish is a client server project that will reside in
Mozilla's Sidebar and displays the menu of a cafeteria or a restaurant.
Since the purpose of the Sidebar is to be a center for information and
exchange thereof, it is the perfect place for the Sidedish panel. Check
out what's cookin' from their very cool Requirements
Doc. Here is a list of the people that served up this tasty dish
(oh,
man, that was bad):
Michael Kuyper
Jonathan Burkhart
Douglas Albright
Adam Gonsman
Robert Gries
Mozilla
Accessibility UI
This project is looking at providing a Disability User Interface for
the Mozilla web client. This software system is a theme package that can
be integrated into the existing Mozilla software, thereby changing its
functionality to accommodate disabled computer users who would like to
browse the web using a graphical web client. Check out their Requirements
Doc. Here are the hackers working on this one:
Bruce Miller (Overview/Appendix/HTML)
Brian Redding (Blind User Issues)
Josh Mitchell (General UI Description/Appendix)
Dan Snowdon (Detailed UI Description/Graphics)
Jason Mull (Chrome Directory Structure)
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The beauty of this program is that all it takes is effort.
No money is required, just a belief in how Open Source is keeping the world
safe from the 800 pound technology gorilla. To get involved, just drop
me an email at: rhp@netscape.com,
or Instant Message me at: RHPizzarro |
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