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  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.3 min read

    Still here, still yours: 5 reasons to choose Firefox

    The internet used to feel like a community, not a commodity. Browsers were tools for exploration, and you could wander the web without feeling tracked everywhere. Today, as the web becomes increasingly surveilled and commercialized, Firefox preserves the magic, freedom, and fun of the early internet. Still open source, still independent, still privacy-focused. No billionaire […] The post Still here, still yours: 5 reasons to choose Firefox appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • W3C NewsBrowsers, engines, etc.1 min read

    W3C and the State of the Web in the AI Era

    This W3C paper from the Strategy Team is intended to foster discussion in the technical community at TPAC — the most important W3C community event of the year — about how the W3C technical agenda for the web needs to evolve based on the rise of AI agents. It is part of building a consistent, coherent shared vision for evolving the web, starting with AI.

  • W3C BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.3 min read

    Web of Things Working Group recharter: New momentum for IoT interoperability

    The Web of Things (WoT) Working Group rechartered for two years to improve IoT interoperability and address physical AI use cases. WoT counteracts fragmentation in IoT by providing building blocks that enable seamless device integration across smart buildings, industrial automation, and energy management. Drawing on Plugfest insights, the new charter focuses on enhancing Thing Description expressiveness, introducing protocol bindings, and guiding AI agents.

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.4 min read

    Why is the CMA asking us to choose the furniture before the house? The UK’s search choice screens need browser choice screens alongside them

    Mobile browsers are a key gateway to the internet for 56 million people in the UK. Smartphone users spend around half an hour a day in these apps, and opening a browser is the most common way they look up information online. Yet most people are using a smartphone browser that was preinstalled and set […] The post Why is the CMA asking us to choose the furniture before the house? The UK’s search choice screens need browser choice screens alongside them appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • W3C NewsBrowsers, engines, etc.read at source

    First Public Working Draft: Animation Triggers

    Defines CSS properties and an API for creating mechanisms that affect animation playback, based on DOM events resulting from user interaction, or on entry/exit of ranges on animation timelines.

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.2 min read

    This map shows the most important asset that VC-backed companies need right now

    What’s the most vital asset for an AI company today? For venture backed AI business, it might be “funding” or “revenue”. But, there’s another asset that’s just as critical: trust. At Mozilla, building technology that people and businesses can genuinely trust has been a long-standing, guiding principle. That’s why we’re supporting the launch of the Trustworthy […] The post This map shows the most important asset that VC-backed companies need right now appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • Microsoft Edge BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.4 min read

    Faster protection, fewer interruptions: How Microsoft Edge is rethinking updates

    At a glance Microsoft Edge is developing new ways to help security updates reach people faster with less disruption. A seamless-updates prototype shows how Edge could update while work continues. Available today, Restar The post Faster protection, fewer interruptions: How Microsoft Edge is rethinking updates appeared first on Microsoft Edge Blog .

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.5 min read

    What does the (Fire)fox say?

    It all started with a question: What does Firefox sound like to you? Over the past year, Mozilla developed a small but meaningful set of sounds to add a sonic dimension to the Firefox experience. When we started this process, we knew we wanted something warm, human, and representative of our open source identity. We […] The post What does the (Fire)fox say? appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • W3C BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.2 min read

    Introducing group activity pages

    W3C groups now have an Activity page that shows, month by month, their charters, publications, meetings, participants and GitHub work in one place. The pages are in beta, and we would like your feedback.

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.4 min read

    Mozilla introduces Firefox Enterprise

    Institutions are recalculating who controls the technology they rely on. Mozilla has an independent option to offer. For years, organizations consolidated technology around a small number of providers to make things simpler. Fewer systems. Tighter integrations. More economies of scale. But that consolidation went well beyond technology. It consolidated dependency, too. The resulting risks have […] The post Mozilla introduces Firefox Enterprise appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • W3C BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.5 min read

    We’re on a roll - EPUB 3.4 is coming

    The Publishing Maintenance Working Group at W3C has been quietly working on yet another update for the EPUB3 standard, and we're excited to share what we have been up to. Our goal is to not only maintain the EPUB standard, but do our best to keep it in line with the needs of industry, and this update does exactly that. Your existing books do not need to change, if they conform to previous EPUB versions, they will conform to EPUB 3.4. Content you create today will automatically conform as well.

  • W3C NewsBrowsers, engines, etc.read at source

    First Draft Notes: Verifiable Credential Threat Models

    The Verifiable Credentials Working Group has published a series of W3C Working Group Note Drafts for threat models.

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.1 min read

    Firefox partners with Anschutz Entertainment Group at the Uber Arena and Uber Eats Music Hall in Berlin

    Firefox is teaming up with AEG and taking to the main stage at Berlin’s biggest and best indoor arenas. Starting this October, as the indoor music scene heats up and the basketball and ice hockey seasons are in full swing, fans flocking to the Uber Arena, Uber Eats Music Hall, and Uber Platz will see […] The post Firefox partners with Anschutz Entertainment Group at the Uber Arena and Uber Eats Music Hall in Berlin appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.1 min read

    Jambu Palaniappan and David Parry-Jones join the Mozilla Corporation Board of Directors

    Today, we are very pleased to announce two new additions to the Mozilla Corporation Board of Directors: Jambu Palaniappan and David Parry-Jones. As we build the next chapter of Mozilla, we’ve been focused on bringing people onto our Board who combine deep operating experience with a real commitment to the values Mozilla stands for. Jambu […] The post Jambu Palaniappan and David Parry-Jones join the Mozilla Corporation Board of Directors appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • W3C NewsBrowsers, engines, etc.1 min read

    W3C issues press release about developing Verifiable Credential Barcodes

    In a press release we present the concept of real-time revocation that is being developed in the W3C Verifiable Credentials Barcodes specification to protect physical documents.

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.4 min read

    100 days later: Microsoft still steers Windows and Copilot users to Edge, everywhere the law lets it

    One hundred days ago, Mozilla released Over The Edge 2.0, the second independent report from leading experts on deceptive design Dr. Harry Brignull and Cennydd Bowles, on how Windows, Edge, Bing, and Copilot are designed to steer people away from the browser they chose. We published the report, and the researchers published the evidence for […] The post 100 days later: Microsoft still steers Windows and Copilot users to Edge, everywhere the law lets it appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.4 min read

    Strengthen your online security for free with Firefox

    Every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month reminds us the importance of protecting our digital lives. The theme for 2026 is ‘Don’t Make It Easy for Them,’ with the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) providing simple, actionable steps users can take to make it harder for cybercriminals to attack. Everyone […] The post Strengthen your online security for free with Firefox appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • W3C NewsBrowsers, engines, etc.1 min read

    Updated Candidate Recommendation: Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 2

    The SVG Working Group published Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 2 as a Candidate Recommendation Snapshot and invites implementations.

  • W3C BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.4 min read

    W3C Newsletter - September 2026

    W3C President and Interim CEO Dominique Hazaël-Massieux shares timely and notable highlights and information selected from the busy and prolific work last month at W3C.

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.6 min read

    Under the Hood: Prompt tuning Shake to Summarize for recipes

    Following the rollout of Firefox’s Shake to Summarize feature to Android devices this May, we wanted to take a closer look at the modeling work behind the feature. In a previous blog post, we discussed our model selection process. Now that Shake to Summarize has been available on both iOS and Android for a few […] The post Under the Hood: Prompt tuning Shake to Summarize for recipes appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.3 min read

    More modern. More flexible. Still Firefox.

    What comes to mind when you think of Firefox? Is it our best-in-class privacy features and ad blocking capabilities? Our partnerships with Wrexham, NVIDIA or Mistral? Or maybe our adorable mascot Kit? If you’ve been following Firefox this year, you’ve seen us add new ways to get things done while giving you more choice over […] The post More modern. More flexible. Still Firefox. appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • W3C BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.6 min read

    Crafting WCAG 3 for more accessible user experiences

    In this post, W3C's Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Director Shawn Lawton Henry covers some of the stakes and challenges in developing W3C Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 3 that is under active development.

  • Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)Browsers, engines, etc.read at source

    Crafting WCAG 3 for more accessible user experiences

    In the W3C blog post Crafting WCAG 3 for more accessible user experiences, W3C WAI Director Shawn Lawton Henry covers some of the stakes and challenges in developing W3C Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 3.

  • Google ChromeBrowsers, engines, etc.read at source

    5 ways to upgrade your study habits with Chrome

    The video shows a whiteboard that says "Keeping Tabs on Google Chrome."

  • The Mozilla BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.5 min read

    Classic, Private, or Smart? Choose the right Firefox window for every task

    We spend a lot of time browsing online. Whether you are researching for work, planning a trip, paying your bills, or scrolling through social media, your browser is there for it all. While all these tasks are very different in nature, a lot of people still tend to stick to the same window type for […] The post Classic, Private, or Smart? Choose the right Firefox window for every task appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • WebAIM BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.4 min read

    If you have to ask, is it accessible?

    As one of the researchers identifying products and tools for inclusion in the NCADEMI EdTech Accessibility Directory, VPATs have been on my mind. Most of the product vendors in the directory that do have VPATs do not provide them publicly, but instead require a potential customer to request the VPAT. This really surprised me, and […]

  • Mozilla HacksBrowsers, engines, etc.3 min read

    Intent to Ship: JPEG XL

    It isn’t often that new image formats land in browsers. In the early 2000s we had JPEG, GIF, and PNG. The 2010s gave us WebP, which was a modest step up from JPEG. But the 2020s have given us two new image formats that are a big step up from previous formats: AVIF and JPEG […] The post Intent to Ship: JPEG XL appeared first on Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog .