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Just when you thought that web browsers were becoming boring, Mozilla announced that Firefox 52 now supports WebAssembly, which brings greatly enhanced speeds to web apps. Learn more about how this expands the capabilities of […]
Continue reading WebAssembly Comes to Firefox
Now that Thunderbird is back in the Debian repositories, the decade long dispute that led to all Mozilla products in Debian being rebranded has ended.
The hatchet is finally completely buried. Iceweasel was […]
Continue reading The Great Debian Iceweasel/Icedove Saga Comes to an End
“Software Freedom” shouldn’t mean “use free software or else.” It should mean you are free to use the software you choose.
Roblimo’s Hideaway
I have the Chrome web browser running full-screen on my […]
Continue reading Why I’m Not a Full-Throttle FOSS Advocate
Also included, Flash on life support, Mageia’s new release, Ubuntu sets date for “Zesty Zapus” and our News Wire gets an RSS feed.
FOSS Week in Review
Outside of FOSS, the news […]
Continue reading New IoT Botnet, Attackers Target Tor, and More…
What’s it like to advocate for open source and be a rep for Mozilla in Slovenia? Nino Vranešič tells all.
The FOSS Force Video Interview
“My name is Nino Vranešič and I am […]
Continue reading Nino Vranešič: Open Source Advocate and Mozilla Rep in Slovenia
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