Aside, this website is so nostalgic. Perfectly captures the 90s.
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How was the migration?
Of note: through File Explorer, the new formats only support extraction.
Release date?
What is not supported In Safari?
What is happening at Apple? I’m honestly worried for them. Is their QA department in disarray?
What does this have anything to do with UX?
I remember being excited about new Android releases. Boy times have changed.
Filed as https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/focus-ios/issues/334 for iOS
No idea. I’ll file an issue and look into it.
How is Shumway doing?
I'd switch permanently if the Mac version was more adherent to the Mac platform w.r.t integration and HID. Last time I checked, I still can't highlight a word, CMD-CTRL-D to get a Dictionary definition.
The old 'index apache warez keen4.zip'search engine trick. I was that kid.
This is Mozilla's first acquisition.
Try explaining the now largely irrelevant portion of '://' URL syntax to someone unfamiliar. It's a struggle.
It uses what Safari uses
Different teams work on different things.
Doesn't look like. I filed a bug.
Safari WebKit, yes.
This uses Disconnect.me
Private Browsing (regardless of browser) does not prevent online tracking. By removing trackers and ads, web pages may require less data and load faster.
Firefox is more than just the engine used
As soon as Webkit/WebViews are available on AppleTV
Turns out there's no good public API from Webkit that can let us do that easily.
We're working on an alternative here https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1164067
It is unmaintained and broken.
This has been posted numerous times.
Agreed. It’s posted on a /privacy/ section of the blog https://blog.mozilla.org/privacy/
Devastating. See also Damascus a few years ago and present day.
There's a contributor working on that feature right now as we speak: http://bugzil.la/663803