Firefox today released the latest version of its desktop browser for Mac, Linux, and Windows and in the process added one much welcomed feature for Mac OS X users: support for Notification Center.

If you have an existing device supporting Firefox OS, you can connect it via USB and push apps installed in the Firefox OS Simulator directly to it (make sure to enable remote debugging: Settings > ...

Mozilla's modernized mobile OS is catching up to Apple and Google rivals with improvements necessary to carry Firefox OS beyond its bare-bones roots. Copy-paste and find-my-phone tools patch ...

While Kingsley-Hughes found FF3b5 to be about seven percent faster on the benchmark than Safari 3.1, but we found the Safari 3.1 to be 29 percent faster. The WebKit nightly build was slightly faster ...

Mozilla will add a new security sandbox system to Firefox on Linux and Firefox on Mac. The new technology, named RLBox, works by separating third-party libraries from an app's native code. This ...

ZTE, Huawei, Alcatel, and LG have all brought Firefox OS devices to this year’s Mobile World Congress, with the latest generation of both software and hardware looking much more mature, complete, and ...

Baring any last-minute change of mind, Mozilla will permanently drop support for Mac OS X 10.4 from future editions of Firefox. Mozilla stopped supporting Mac OS X 10.4, aka Tiger, in September 2009, ...

Mozilla outlined its Firefox OS mobile platform, served up some notable screens and highlighted a bevy of global carrier partners in emerging and developed markets. Although the initiative is notable, ...

Mozilla is working on a new smartphone operating system called Firefox OS that hopes to compete with Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. The project was first announced back in 2011, and earlier this ...

Mozilla has officially declared Firefox OS dead. Today, in an email sent to developers, Mozilla said that “we will end development on Firefox OS for smartphones after the version 2.6 release” as well ...

Zune's ridiculous "points" system Walt Mossberg reports that the Microsoft Zune store will use an inane points system for purchases. "Even worse, to buy even a single 99-cent song from the Zune store, ...