Mozilla Firefox

Mozilla is moving its IonMonkey JIT much faster to Firefox than we anticipated.

How important is it for you to run applications that require hardware acceleration within your browser, or, at the very least, make browsing more enjoyable?

Here's a full game engine written in C++ ported over to HTML5, WebGL.

The browser speed war appeared to be pretty much over, until a few days ago, when Mozilla's JIT compiler lead David Mandelin sent out a tweet that the new JIT IonMonkey has eclipsed Chrome in at least one configuration on Mozilla's Kraken benchmark.

Mozilla is celebrating the popularity of Add-ons for Firefox.

Firefox goes for lucky number 13.

Firefox is finally set to receive its new HomeTab on June 5. It is the first major new UI change since the release of Firefox 4 in early 2011.

Mozilla has officially ended all support for Firefox 3.6 with the release of Firefox 12.

Mozilla is working on an opt-in option for Flash and other plugins that will be blocked from automatically playing in Firefox by default until the user gives permission.

Mozilla has turned Firefox around. These numbers don't lie.