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Web Browsers Are Reinvented

Jessica E. Lessin, Reporter, The Wall Street Journal in News on May 14 at 9:41 am PT

Mobile phones, wearable devices and self-driving cars are generating buzz as the future of technology. But the old Web browser is being reinvented too, in a trend with implications for how consumers work and entertain themselves online.

Firefox CEO Kovacs Makes Case for Firefox OS at Dive Into Mobile (Video)

Ina Fried in Dive Into Mobile on April 24 at 7:05 am PT

Mozilla chief Gary Kovacs, who is stepping down by year’s end, clearly hasn’t lost any enthusiasm when it comes to the potential for the mobile Web.

A Look at Mobile Markets in Russia and Latin America

Arik Hesseldahl in Dive Into Mobile on April 16 at 3:22 pm PT

Mixing developed and developing markets.

Hands-On With Mozilla Firefox OS (Video)

Lauren Goode in Dive Into Mobile on April 16 at 7:15 am PT

Mozilla CTO Brendan Eich demos the upcoming Firefox OS for AllThingsD.

Firefox OS? WTF? (Video)

John Paczkowski in Dive Into Mobile on April 15 at 2:59 pm PT

Good question.

Mozilla Will Debut Firefox OS in Five Countries in June

John Paczkowski in Dive Into Mobile on April 15 at 11:34 am PT

And 11 more by the end of the year. Onward to the U.S. in 2014.

In Midst of Mobile Pivot, Mozilla CEO Kovacs to Step Down Later This Year

Kara Swisher in Mobile on April 10 at 10:30 am PT

The search is on for someone to lead the open source software nonprofit foundation (which is also a for-profit startup).

Still No Home for Firefox on iOS

Beth Callaghan in Mobile on March 10 at 5:01 pm PT

Mozilla won’t resume development on Firefox Home.

Yahoo’s Work-From-Home Kerfuffle, Groupon’s Ex-CEO and Firefox’s Lovers: The AllThingsD Week in Review 2/24/13 – 3/02/13

Eric Johnson in News on March 2 at 5:00 am PT

The Top 10 stories of the week, in one convenient serving.

News Byte

Mozilla to Block Third-Party Cookies in Firefox

Mike Isaac in Media on February 24 at 10:30 am PT

The Mozilla Foundation, makers of the popular Firefox Web browser, will begin to block third-party advertising cookies by default, a move sure to upset online advertisers who rely on behavioral audience tracking to better serve online ads. The move is in line with that of Apple’s Safari, which has blocked third-party cookies for a long time, yet diverges from Google’s Chrome browser, which allows cookies of all types.