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

    An open letter to every family’s designated IT support

    Almost every family has one. They’re the only ones who know which remote turns on the TV and which controls the volume and channels. They know what an HDMI cable actually does and where to plug it in. They’ve even fixed multiple phone issues within seconds through a little-known, well-kept secret procedure (turning it off […] The post An open letter to every family’s designated IT support appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • W3C BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.5 min read

    The multiplier effect: How authoring tools can transform web accessibility

    In this post, W3C's Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Director Shawn Lawton Henry covers how authoring tools can help make vast amounts of content more accessible with less effort.

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

    Firefox’s free built-in VPN uncaps data limit through January 2027

    Whether you’re heading home to see family this winter or taking a well-earned break before the year wraps up, we want you to browse with a little more peace of mind. That’s why, as our gift to you, everyone using Firefox’s free built-in VPN gets unlimited data starting today, November 10, through January 31, 2027. […] The post Firefox’s free built-in VPN uncaps data limit through January 2027 appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

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

    The multiplier effect: How authoring tools can transform web accessibility

    In the W3C blog post The multiplier effect: How authoring tools can transform web accessibility, W3C WAI Director Shawn Lawton Henry covers how authoring tools can help make vast amounts of content more accessible with less effort.

  • Microsoft Edge BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.5 min read

    Shop faster and save money with built-in tools in Microsoft Edge

    It's 11 p.m. Fifteen tabs are open, the reviews don't agree, and you've checked the price three times. Then, just when you think you're done, a promo code box appears with a code you don't have. So, you keep shopping, long past the point you wanted t The post Shop faster and save money with built-in tools in Microsoft Edge appeared first on Microsoft Edge Blog .

  • Microsoft Edge BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.3 min read

    Discover more of what matters, every time you open a new tab in Microsoft Edge

    A new browser tab is full of possibilities. It can be the start of something you set out to do—or a chance to discover something you didn't know. As the amount of content online has grown, Edge users have told us they want more help cutting through The post Discover more of what matters, every time you open a new tab in Microsoft Edge appeared first on Microsoft Edge Blog .

  • W3C BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.6 min read

    W3C Newsletter - October 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 such as TPAC 2026, AI @ W3C, progress on Identity and Credentials, further improvements to W3C infrastructure for standardization and more.

  • Microsoft Edge BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.3 min read

    Client-side threat detection: how Scareware blocker uncovered malicious notification abuse

    Website notifications were designed to help us stay informed. They can alert you to a new message, remind you of an upcoming event, or share an important update from a service you trust. But scammers are turning this useful browser feature into a pe The post Client-side threat detection: how Scareware blocker uncovered malicious notification abuse appeared first on Microsoft Edge Blog .

  • WebAIM BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.4 min read

    Captioned Doesn’t Always Mean Accessible

    Accurate dialogue is only part of accessible video captions. Quality captions also identify speakers, convey meaningful sounds, and provide readable, synchronized text. Whether captions come from an automatic tool or a professional service, this article explains why evaluating the finished viewing experience is essential for people who rely on captions.

  • Microsoft Edge BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.2 min read

    Edge is faster on Windows with Accelerated App Launches

    We're excited to announce that Edge is the first browser to support accelerated app launches on Windows, delivering a faster and more consistent browser launch experience. With accelerated app launch, most Windows users will see a 15% launch The post Edge is faster on Windows with Accelerated App Launches appeared first on Microsoft Edge Blog .

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

    Five Firefox updates you might have missed, and a look ahead

    Some of our latest Firefox updates have had big moments of their own, from the launch of our new design and built-in ad blocking on iOS to Firefox Enterprise and our partnership with NVIDIA GeForce NOW. You might’ve even spotted a few familiar internet OGs in our latest campaign. Other improvements might’ve flown under the […] The post Five Firefox updates you might have missed, and a look ahead appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

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

    Skip the busywork with Smart Window

    The days might be getting shorter, but your to-do list is only getting longer. Whether you’re getting a head start on holiday shopping or planning your next career move, Smart Window’s newest features will help you keep up. Firefox’s opt-in AI browsing experience can now use information from tabs you choose to help fill out […] The post Skip the busywork with Smart Window appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • W3C BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.1 min read

    W3C launches second pilot of program to support Open Source projects

    In this blog post, Ian Jacobs, Strategy Team, introduces the second pilot of the W3C Open Source program: a polyfill for the WebMCP API. WebMCP is a new JavaScript interface that allows web developers to expose their web application functionality as “tools”.

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

    Firefox reunites meme royalty to remind you what the internet used to feel like

    A group of familiar faces from the early web just got back together to ask an important question: What happened to the internet? Sure, there was a time when it was a little less polished, and a lot less speedy, but it was yours. Overly Attached Girlfriend may have wanted to know everything about you, […] The post Firefox reunites meme royalty to remind you what the internet used to feel like appeared first on The Mozilla Blog .

  • 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 .

  • 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 .

  • Adblock Plus BlogBrowsers, engines, etc.5 min read

    How to check any browser extension in two minutes: the prompts to run before you trust it

    A trustworthy browser extension can turn dangerous months after you install it, without a new version or an update prompt. The Great Suspender, Nano Adblocker and Nano Defender, and a 2023 cluster with 75 million installs all followed the same pattern: sold or exploited through a remote server that could change what the extension does at any time. This post gives you three prompts to run in any AI assistant that catch the pattern before it catches you.