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Browser war reignited on mobile
Hopes for WebKit to take over and 'unify' the mobile web -
Why we created humans.txt
A Spanish group of web developers, Carlos Mańas, Maria Macias, Abel Cabans, Abel Sutilo and Juanjo Bernabeu, decided to launch an initiative to credit the people behind websites. Here they explain why they created humans.txt -
Firefox rapid release cycle might improve security
Mozilla also addressing update fatigue in 2012 -
Big question: how do faster browser releases affect your work?
Browser updates are being released more frequently, but is changing quickly all that it’s cracked up to be? We consult our experts -
Save the date: Mozilla Festival 4-6 Nov
Festival connects open web developers with news, media and the arts -
iOS 5 boosts browsing on Apple devices
Blaze showcases speed improvements through GPU accelerated rendering -
The developer's guide to browser adoption rates
As new platform versions get released more and more quickly, are users keeping up? Zeh Fernando, a senior developer at Firstborn, looks at current adoption rates and points to some intriguing trends -
Mozilla revenue up 18%
Report summarises another exciting year at Mozilla -
Amazon unveils cloud-accelerated web browser
New Silk browser for Kindle Fire tablet gets cloud-powered speed boost -
Mozilla launches DNT dev guide
Mozilla publishes developer guide to using Do Not Track -
Android passes iOS in mobile browser stats
Opera still leads four-horse race as Android slips past Safari -
Five fantastic Firefox add-ons for web designers and developers
Mozilla's Louis-Rémi Babé rounds up the best Firefox add-ons for web designers and developers and explains how to use them to learn more about HTML, CSS and JavaScript, add an FTP client to your browser and more -
Firefox 6 out today
What do devs think of Mozilla's quickfire release schedule? -
Safari redesign provides lessons for adaptive design
Henrik Eneroth reworks OS X Lion's Safari to boost usability -
Writing your own cross-browser polyfills
Addy Osmani recounts his experience of creating cross-browser polyfill visibly.js and provides plenty of top tips on how you can create your own HTML5 polyfills, while avoiding the headaches developers often run into when coding them for the first time
