Mozilla Firefox 620x237 Logo mit Schriftzug Mozilla Firefox canceled development of 64-bit Windows

Firefox 64-bit for Windows was never released to the general public, but managed a significant number of testers for its “Nightly Builds” and “Hourly Builds”. However, the project was officially canceled by Benjamin Smedberg, the Mozilla engineering manager.

Last week Smedberg

introduced the idea of ​​killing the 64-bit version for Windows in mozilla.dev.planning. His arguments were lack of compatibility with plugins, malfunction thereof and the low priority aimed at error reports submitted by users.

discussion about it lasted several days and finally yesterday, Wednesday, Smedberg down the lever to the development of Firefox for Windows 64-bit. This is the translation of the last message posted on the forum:

Thanks to all who participated in this topic. Given the existing information decided disable “Nightly” and “Hourly” 64-bit builds for Windows. Consider this discussion closed unless there is critical new information that needs to be presented.

According

could collect data The Next Web , at least 50 percent of the testers of “Nightly Builds” Firefox was testing the 64-bit operating system from Microsoft. That edition was not yet ready for release to the general public, but many users were annoyed by the decision.

Do you think

Mozilla made the right decision?

Track | Google Groups | The Next Web.

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The company responsible for the development of projects like Firefox has held this weekend the Mozilla Festival in London, and during these days has presented Popcorn Maker 1.0 , a free web application that allows you to create interactive videos .

 Mozilla launches 500x296 popcorn Popcorn Maker 1.0, a unique online video editor

Webmaker application is part of the Mozilla Programme, which seeks to encourage Internet users to learn and use open components used to build the web. As noted in The H Open, Popcorn Maker is written in HTML, CSS and Javascript , and leverages the power of Popcorn.js, a set of tools for working with HTML5 multimedia content.

Mozilla web application indicates Popcorn Maker is designed to make anyone to create, improve, remix and share videos online using a simple web interface . By remixing content can insert interactive components such as social networking feeds, maps, news, data visualizations or images, and those additional content can be imported from sources such as YouTube, Vimeo and Soundcloud.

can find more information on Popcorn Maker 1.0 in a detailed article on his performance in the Mozilla developer blog Hacks and on the official website of the project, which includes a tutorial. We have done some brief testing and the fact is that is really easy to use and certainly helps end users and even many professional to enrich video content online easily.

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Yesterday marked eight years of the release of Firefox 1.0 , as revealed in the official Mozilla blog. One November 9, 2004, things were very different as are now. No sailing on their mobiles, where only one was available obsolete WEP-mode browser and Microsoft dominated the market in a landslide.

 Mozilla Firefox Firefox 405x500 tart meets eight years

But Mozilla

arrived with a fresh, innovative and above all Open Source which began to evolve and offer more and more interesting features. Support for extensions was definitely a strong point from a browser “extendible” each could configure to your liking.

Eight years later

Mozilla Firefox browser remains a reference, although in recent times has been more complicated after the appearance of Chromium and Chrome , the projects supported by Google that are attracting part of former Firefox users … myself included.

But nevertheless, Firefox was, is and will be an essential browser and one of the most interesting open source projects and relevant of all time in this segment. Congratulations

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Screenshot 11 September 2012 083 321 620x438 Happy 8, Mozilla Firefox!

The web is scene of celebrations on this day because met eight years of the launch of the first version of Mozilla Firefox . The browser has emerged as an early front-free alternatives to Internet Explorer, at a time when Microsoft’s browser market monopolized nearly all.

While the first version of Firefox was released November 9, 2004 , there were several betas between 2002 and 2003. The original name was chosen for the Phoenix browser, but later was changed to Firebird. Finally, to avoid confusion with other brands and products, the development team chose the name that became popular in the last 8 years.

Firefox was an instant success at launch and got more than 100 million downloads in its first 12 months of official life. Initially the software development was spaced, with new versions coming with approximately 1 year apart. But the cycle was amended in March 2011 with the release of Firefox 4.0.

have since been released stable updates every few weeks , following the strategy adopted by Chrome. At first there were complaints about the new model of development and compatibility issues with. In addition, developers had to deal with the growing popularity of Google’s browser.

Despite the problems, Firefox has flourished and achieved a significant mass of users worldwide. You have to take your hat off to the developers front and thank them for the work done in the last 8 years. Happy Birthday, Mozilla

Screenshot 11 September 2012 083 321 620x438 Happy 8, Mozilla Firefox!

The web is scene of celebrations on this day because met eight years of the launch of the first version of Mozilla Firefox . The browser has emerged as an early front-free alternatives to Internet Explorer, at a time when Microsoft’s browser market monopolized nearly all.

While the first version of Firefox was released November 9, 2004 , there were several betas between 2002 and 2003. The original name was chosen for the Phoenix browser, but later was changed to Firebird. Finally, to avoid confusion with other brands and products, the development team chose the name that became popular in the last 8 years.

Firefox was an instant success at launch and got more than 100 million downloads in its first 12 months of official life. Initially the software development was spaced, with new versions coming with approximately 1 year apart. But the cycle was amended in March 2011 with the release of Firefox 4.0.

have since been released stable updates every few weeks , following the strategy adopted by Chrome. At first there were complaints about the new model of development and compatibility issues with. In addition, developers had to deal with the growing popularity of Google’s browser.

Despite the problems, Firefox has flourished and achieved a significant mass of users worldwide. You have to take your hat off to the developers front and thank them for the work done in the last 8 years. Happy Birthday, Mozilla

big screenshot 620x348 meters invited to try Mozilla Firefox for Windows 8 Metro

Development Firefox Metro is running in a while, but only now you can prove it in Windows 8 RTM. The Mozilla Foundation invites users of such software to download the “nightly build”, in order to get more feedback for the launch end. The browser still has bugs and missing features, but it looks very attractive.

According to the developers, Firefox Metro works in both classical and desktop interface formerly known as Metro. The only requirement is to have x86, because applications are blocked in Windows classic RT (for devices with ARM hardware). The browser automatically updates to keep users with the latest development version.

Official information says Metro Firefox includes:

New homepage;

Interface

  • Australis;
  • Support Firefox Sync and touch gestures;
  • Overall integration with Windows 8.
  • Over the weeks developers add more features and improve software performance . For now the Mozilla Foundation will not release the final filing date, so it is impossible to know if it will be available with the launch of the new operating system from Microsoft.

    If you have access to the RTM version of Windows 8, can download the nightly build of Firefox Metro from here.

    Track | Mozilla Blog.

    Firefox OS Firefox OS: Mozilla falls squarely on smartphones with its own platform

    That “open operating system for smartphones” so far applied only to Android. Until now. Mozilla also want to Firefox a slice of the pie that Apple enjoys good with Google with their respective mobile platforms.

    The non-profit organization officially launched its initiative (since early 2012 had given some details at the Mobile World Congress) noting that it will be an open ecosystem based entirely on the language HMTL5.

    2 the companies will initiate the experience with this new operating system: Alcatel and WIN ZTE . Brazil will be the first country to receive the first batch ViVo the operator (a subsidiary of Telefónica), although other support 7 and indicated that these irons with all devices equipped with Firefox OS .

    The output will pistolazo in early 2013 (many months after the departure of IOS iPhone 6) and WIN also will Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.

    In the official press release does not reveal much more information-as-could not miss the capabilities of the devices will be developed under a scheme of applications (a trend that has gone even Windows Phone from Microsoft).
    Mozilla submitted their tools to create applications to W3C for standardization.

    remains to be seen if the interface is achieved permeate popular browser in the operating system (as happened with Chrome OS) or the banking organization will bring its own projects like Thunderbird or SeaMonkey.

    Track | Mozilla Blog

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     mozilla Mozilla launches 500x315 thimble Thimble, a service for developing web pages easily

    Mozilla has added a new tool to its suite Webmaker: the launch of Mozilla Thimble allows users, especially novices, to design a website in a simple way.

    Thimble is in its most basic a visual HTML editor with an integrated tutorial providing the means for users to create and preview the websites that are created in real time, using an interface that colocal an editor to the left and a preview window on the right.

    The application also alerts users when they make a programming error, offering simple explanations that emphasize their guidance to people with little knowledge of HTML . Users can start their projects from scratch or take any of the available templates.

    Once

    completes the design, users can publish the result on the web with one click , and then share the result with a custom URL.

    Additionally, Mozilla has improved the design of your site Webmaker.org, where users can find other related projects as Popcorn Thimble-one video authoring environment-or X-Ray Googles-a tool Easy to inspect elements of web sites. The cornerstone of this suite is nonetheless Thimble could become an extremely valuable resource for anyone who wants to enter the world of web design.

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    PING that is strong, and some web news is worth commenting further, but as it may be because the editors of MuyLinux we as humans (even when, do not know!), for at least a mention in our weekly collection …

    PING # 21: Google vs Oracle, Krita, Ubuntu One, Spotify, SkyDrive, Mozilla Thimble, Fedora 17, Mageia 2 ...

  • Google wins: Java APIs have no copyright : Oracle recourse, but after losing all his accusations, it is almost certain that they can go forgetting the 6,100 million dollars or the suspension of sales of Android devices they claimed. More details MuyComputerPRO.
  • Color spaces
  • in Krita : If you’re starting with Krita, you may be interested in this article Timothée Blog Giet, where they explain a little the subject of color space.
  • KDE Ubuntu One : For a long time Ubuntu One came to KDE, but it was a long way. The PowerBase published In good news, namely that far they will go without support from Canonical.
  • Spotify on Ubuntu
  • : I do not remember if we posted before this (think so), but just in case, you Ubunteate detailed in the installation of the official Spotify on Ubuntu (client in Qt).
  • TomTom complaint

  • the limitations of free maps : According to the company, projects like OpenStreetMap are fine, worst unsafe (and part of reason is not lack, but everything will come). We have in MuyComputer.
  • Why Linux does not need to defragment the disk : On How To Geek explains why this feature so beloved newcomers to the Penguin system (when you have time you forget these things).
  • GNOME 3.6 will include support for SkyDrive : If you asked you why SkyDrive comes as a theme in this PING, you know (and do not add anything, that I am too lazy). More details on Softpedia.
  • Mozilla
  • Thimble : Since we have our fellow MuyComputer, has reached a new real-time HTML editor in the cloud, for learning the basics.
  • What to do after installing Fedora 17 : Every time you get new version of one of the major distros history repeats itself, and as many sites that publish the like, and you have to choose a , this time to recommend Xenode Systems.
  • Mageia

  • change background : In case you have not heard, there has been little controversy over the official wallpaper Mageia 2, which was derived from a work which does not have the rights, that has made the project leaders it removed immediately. Fortunately, the author of the original image has changed the license of the same to be packaged in new media installation. More details at The H Open.
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    Mozilla logo7 official the death of Firefox 3.6

    Firefox 3.6 version is probably the most popular web browser Mozilla Foundation , although a little over a year they changed the system updates and issue 13 is already in development. But there is bad news for fans of the stale version of the browser because developers removed the bracket and soon automatically updated to all Firefox users 12 .

    The decision to “kill “Firefox 3.6 is related to security issues and compatibility with the latest web standards. Still no specific date for the update mandatory but is known to be held in the first part of May, which means that by the end this week is likely that the browser version launched in 2010 is no longer operable.

    still use Firefox 3.6, and have no interest in being passed to Firefox 12, it is possible to circumvent the measure disabling automatic updates from the advanced settings of the application. Have that if they continue using the old edition of the program will no longer receive security patches and remain vulnerable to web threats.

    The action taken by the Mozilla Foundation is understandable since it is difficult to provide good quality products when should maintain current versions can not keep up with the progress of development and protection.

    Track | Computer World.