I did a REALLY informal poll on Twitter to see which browser people consider their primary browser. I’ve listed the results below. The “Browsing” category is what I consider results for a “primary” browser in terms of general day-to-day use… Continue Reading
I’m organizing add-on meetups in Miami and Chicago to spread awareness of add-ons, meet developers who are interested in extending the browsing experience and talking about all of the great things happening on AMO. The dates are: Miami – Sept… Continue Reading
After upgrading to Ubiquity 0.5.4, I started noticing something very cool. It now prompts with a really simple and unobtrusive reminder that you have commands available for specific sites. Very neat. The reason I like this is because it’s just… Continue Reading
I’ll be in New York City next Tuesday, August 18th, along with AMO Product Manager Justin Scott, to host the first leg of the Mozilla Add-ons Meetup Tour. We’ll be discussing some of the newest initiatives going on including Collections,… Continue Reading
Today marked the 1 billionth download of Firefox, an incredible milestone in the history of the biggest open source project around. Here, let me put that into actual numbers: 1,000,171,095 (at last count) That is a staggering figure for an… Continue Reading
Last night we rolled out a major redesign of Mozilla’s add-on site AMO. This was a huge release meant to not only provide a much better UI but also to improve organization and discoverability of add-ons. Over the last several… Continue Reading
Tomorrow I'll be at BarCamp Miami & will be signing up to do a presentation on the opportunities available with add-ons built on Mozilla's platform. I've be uploaded my slides so that you can get a peak at what I'll… Continue Reading
I had the chance to hang out with Aza & Atul over at Mozilla last week and we chatted a bit about evangelism. Having quite a bit of experience with this due to my work with the jQuery project, they… Continue Reading
There are few things I hate more than irresponsible “journalism”, especially the sensationalist type that is done for the sole purpose of generating page views and clicks. Of late, I've been seeing it more and more with the most recent… Continue Reading
Even though I'm a recent Mac convert, I still keep up with all of the trends in the PC world. One of the magazines that I pick up religiously is MaximumPC which always has great articles on the PC world.… Continue Reading