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Mozilla man's foxy plan for browser market (Tacoma News Tribune)
SAN JOSE, Calif. – John Lilly became chief executive of Mozilla Corp. in January, moving up from his role as chief operating officer. He’s been with the company that created the open-source Firefox browser since 2005, the year Firefox 1.5 was released.
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Mozilla CEO John Lilly: World Domination Is Overrated (TechNewsWorld.com)
John Lilly became chief executive of Mozilla in January, moving up from his role as chief operating officer. He's been with the company that created the open source Firefox browser since 2005, the year Firefox 1.5 was released. Before Firefox, Microsoft's Internet Explorer dominated the Web. Now Microsoft's share is down and Mozilla's share is 20 percent.
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Firefox creator sparks ideas (Akron Beacon Journal)
John Lilly became chief executive of Mozilla Corp. in January, moving up from chief operating officer. He's been with the company that created the open-source Firefox browser since 2005, the year Firefox 1.5 was released.
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Lilly takes over at Mozilla, Explorer killer (Australian IT)
JOHN Lilly became chief executive of Mozilla in January, moving up from his role as chief operating officer.
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Turn Firefox into a Google Chrome Clone [Google Chrome] (Lifehacker)
Last month Adam showed you six Firefox extensions that enable Chrome's best features, but today reader Asian Angel takes it a few steps further and creates an almost identical-looking Chrome clone...
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Mozilla Keeps Thunderbird in Alpha (PC World)
Mozilla Messaging is rolling back the development clock on Thunderbird 3, stalling a beta release.
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Tracking Mozilla's amazing journey (Seattle Times)
The CEO says the company has just a single agenda: to make the Web better.
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Bobcat Bytes: Firefox provides best browsing features (The Ohio University Post)
Internet browsers have hundreds of concerns to consider for safety, as well as for browsing their favorite sites with ease. Browsers today come with many security features built in; however, there a few things users can do to increase their security.
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Mozilla rolls back development clock on Thunderbird 3.0 (InfoWorld)
Mozilla Messaging has taken the unusual step of turning back the development clock, and will rename an impending beta of Thunderbird 3.0 as a third alpha build, according to one of its developers. Rather than dub the forthcoming version of Thunderbird 3.0 as Beta 1, which was the plan, Mozilla Messaging will instead call it Alpha 3, said Dan Mosedale, a former Firefox programmer who ...
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Mozilla rolls back development clock on Thunderbird 3.0 (New York Times)
Mozilla Messaging Inc. has taken the unusual step of turning back the development clock, and will rename an impending beta of Thunderbird 3.0 as a third alpha build, according to one of its developers.
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