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Introducing Snowl 2008-08-06 12:49:29
An Experiment with Messaging in the Browser
Conversing (a.k.a. messaging) is a common online activity, and a number of desktop and web applications enable it. But with an increasing variety of protocols and providers, it’s getting harder and harder to keep track of all your conversations.
Could the web browser help you follow and participate in online discussions?
Snowl is an experiment to answer that question. It’s a prototype Firefox extension that integrates messaging into the browser based on a few key ideas:
It doesn’t matter where messages originate. They’re alike, whether they come from traditional email servers, RSS/Atom feeds, web discussion forums, social networks, or other sources.
Some messages are more important than others, and the best interface for actively reading important messages is different from the best one for casually browsing unimportant ones.
A search-based interface for message retrieval is more powerful and easier to use tha
Introducing the Concept Series; Call for Participation 2008-08-05 00:34:41 Laboratories are places where science and creativity meet to develop, research and explore new ideas. Mozilla Labs embraces this great tradition as a virtual lab where people come together online to create, experiment and play with Web innovations for the public benefit.
Today we’re calling on industry, higher education and people from around the world to get involved and share their ideas and expertise as we collectively explore and design future directions for the Web.
You don’t have to be a software engineer to get involved, and you don’t have to program. Everyone is welcome to participate. We’re particularly interested in engaging with designers who have not typically been involved with open source projects. And we’re biasing towards broad participation, not finished implementations.
We’re hoping to lower the barrier to participation by providing a forum for surfacing, sharing, and collaborating on new ideas and concepts. Our goal is to brin
Labs Conceptual Event this Wednesday in SF 2008-08-04 14:32:13 Join us in SoMA on Wednesday night for a special Labs event starting at 6:30pm.
363 Brannan Street
San Francisco, California 94107
We’ll be joining Adaptive Path at their offices to celebrate the launch of the Aurora concept video as part of the Labs Concept Series.
RSVP at http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/943735/
Monthly Labs Meetup - July 2008 2008-07-18 17:55:14 It’s time for another Monthly Meetup. This month’s meetup will be next Thursday, July 24th, 6pm at Mozilla’s office - 1981 Landings Drive, bldg K in Mountain View, California.
There will be informal lightning talks and progress updates on the various active Labs projects as well as plenty of opportunity for discussion and hacking. We will be streaming the evening out to the Labs site.
If you are in the Bay Area we’d love to see you next week! Please take a moment to RSVP by commenting on this blog. We don’t want to run out of pizza again!
Major Update to Weave Prototype, 0.2 Development Milestone 2008-07-01 02:50:50
Weave is a Mozilla Labs’ project to develop a coherent framework and platform for deeply integrating online services with the browser. Our goals are to enhance the Firefox user experience, increase user control over their personal information, and provide new opportunities for developers to build innovative online experiences.
As a development milestone, 0.2 is a major update to the Weave client and server prototypes that significantly builds upon previous versions.
Major Updates and Features
Significant reworking of the installation and setup experience.
Support for major browser data types, including bookmarks, browsing history, cookies, saved passwords, saved form data, and tabs.
Intelligent scheduler for determining when to synchronize data between browser and server to improve performance.
RSA public/private keys and AES encryption of all user data on the client side through NSS, the crypto library used by Firefox.
End-to-end encryption, with initial support for secure sh
Next Generation Javascripting 2008-07-01 02:02:35 Computer programs lost something important when displaying a splash of color stopped being one line of code. To throw a phosphorescent splotch onto the display on the Apple II required simply “plot x,y”. That’s no longer true today. When the simplicity of the one-line plotter went away, so did the delight at being so effortlessly generative—in a visual way—on the computer. The Open web, as an authoring enabler, is a compelling move back towards that lost ease.
But even as Javascript—as well as the HTML elements it has access to— continues to mature, the general perception of what these technologies enable do not. It took the Web 2.0 revolution to dispel the view that Javascript and Dynamic HTML were mainly useful for form validation and making annoying websites. With Tamarin coming to Firefox and SquirrelFish coming to WebKit, we are ready to see the next wave of projects that again expand our understanding of what is possible on the Web.
Recently, there have
Weave Scheduled Downtime (6/30) 2008-06-30 16:53:44 In the next few hours we will be making changes to the primary server cluster for the Weave experimental prototype, as part of the rollout of the 0.2 update. These changes will cause the service to be offline or unstable until they are complete. Thanks for your patience, we will post an update when the changes are complete.
Weave Scheduled Downtime (6/24-6/25) 2008-06-24 11:26:27 The primary server cluster providing the back-end for the Weave experimental prototype will be mostly offline and largely unstable over the next 24 to 48 hours. We are migrating servers as well as preparing for the Weave 0.2 update. Thank you for your patience. More details soon.
Monthly Labs’ Meet Ups 2008-06-21 12:58:36 Starting this month we’re going to begin hosting regular monthly meetings to bring together people interested in learning more about and getting involved in Labs’ projects as we work to build and scale an innovation lab as a public resource.
Instead of launching this initiative with a grand plan, we’re going to start pretty informally and figure out the format as we go. And while we’ll start in the Bay Area, the hope is to quickly expand to other locales. As the open source mantra goes: “release early, release often”.
The first such meet up will be this coming Wednesday, June 25th at 6pm. The location will be Mozilla’s office at 1981 Landings Drive in Mountain View, California. There will be informal talks and progress updates on the various active Labs projects as well as plenty of opportunity for discussion and hacking. We’ll also try to stream the session out to the Labs site.
We hope to have much more to share following this ini
Re: Localization 2008-06-19 00:39:38 Lemme Try!Indonesian language...personas.propertiesCode:Default=StandarAbout=Tentang...failureMessage=Tidak bisa membuka Data Personas. Mohon periksa kembali koneksi ke Internet dan coba lagi.useRandomPersona.label=Memilih Secara Acak/Randompersonas.dtdCode:<!ENTITY personas_app_title "Personas untuk Firefox"><!ENTITY useDefaultPersona.label "Gunakan yang biasa"><!ENTITY useCustomPersona.label "Gunakan Header Lokal..."><!ENTITY aboutPersonas.label "Tentang...">Default can be "Standar" or "biasa" depends on the sentences. lol.Hope that helps.-Dennis S.
Re: How to set up server 2008-06-18 18:29:50 I already had an Apache WebDAV server set up, and I didn't have to change a thing to get it working. Which is absolutely beautiful. Just put your username in the e-mail address field.Just want to say to the devs, thanks. Encryption that keeps our data private even on your servers is outstanding, but the option to run your own server, well that's just beautiful.
FireFox/Thunderbird improvements 2008-06-18 17:34:13 Many Thanks for the fantastic Firefox 3.I would like to see as many of the following suggestions implemented into Firefox and Thunderbird as well as other Mozilla Products-An integrated core engine containing all mozilla product functionality separate from the discrete product interfaces. Update/Fix the core for one product updates/fixes all products.-ALL - Allow customisation of configuration for Java and any other aspect of Mozilla software resources, either system wide or for specific applications/situations e.g. allow control of buffers and other related behaviour.-ALL - Allow greater control of process/thread priority to reduce overheads(performance) on older machines to the point where Mozilla software does not hog all or most resources.-ALL - Improve control and configuration of Addins and Extensions such that they may be dynamically switched on or off based on user requirements, or available CPU and Memory resource. Older machines may be quickly overwhelmed by the volume of ani
Re: User Registeration 'temporarily disabled'. 2008-06-18 09:07:53 I'm in the same boat as well. been using browser sync from google since it became live. are there invite possible or we have to wait for the sub to be opened again ?ThanksReal
Re: can no longer login 2008-06-18 08:42:39 add me to the "me too" list, I created an account a while back, can't login.
Re: can no longer login 2008-06-17 15:51:34 Same here, for what it's worth. I created my account yesterday and it was working fine. Today it won't connect. I've tried it with FF3RC2, and FF3 Final, each on two systems from different IPs. Subscribing, crossing my fingers, holding my breath, and thanks for working on such a cool project.
External Applications Buttons 2008-06-17 15:30:44 Hi,There is an extension which isn't compatible on FF3 : External Applications Buttons.This extension allow to lauch Applications from buttons on Firefox, with variables for selected text (for e. g.).Regards,
Re: can no longer login 2008-06-17 14:24:13 I don't know what help it is - but the same for me, my logins started failing on all three of my systems. I tried to re-register, which it allowed but I still can't login. I can not register again as it says my email address is in use.
Re: Show your designs 2008-06-17 12:58:59 how do we upload our designs to the personas server or so they are available in the personas theme chooser menu? I'd still like to submit my PCLOS themed one, posted earlier in this thread.
Re: Weave service down? 2008-06-16 19:15:18 i'm getting this in both my firefox3 rc2 on vista with weave and my firefox rc3 on os x both with weave 0.1.30 - any ideas?2008-06-17 01:17:36 Service.BmkEngine INFO Beginning sync2008-06-17 01:17:38 Service.BmkEngine INFO Got status file from server2008-06-17 01:17:39 Service.BmkEngine INFO Downloading server deltas2008-06-17 01:17:40 Service.Main ERROR openssl did not run successfully, error code 12008-06-17 01:17:40 Service.HistEngine INFO Beginning sync2008-06-17 01:17:42 Service.HistEngine INFO Got status file from server2008-06-17 01:17:43 Service.HistEngine INFO Downloading server snapshot2008-06-17 01:17:46
Re: can no longer login 2008-06-16 13:42:23 I registered my same email with the same password again and I was able to sync again. All my data from previous connections was there.
Re: Weave service down? 2008-06-16 09:28:27 Quote from: krz9000 on June 14, 2008, 11:38:32 AMthats the thing about google....they scale. i hope mozilla can offer a solid alternative to browser sync without making us wish it would come backbut, you will be able to use your own server to host your sync data, i think alot of users will do that
UniversalXPconnect privilege 2008-06-16 09:22:52 Hi,How can i give UniversalXPconnect privilege to an app?I fixed signed.applets.codebase_principal_support to true but it doesn't seem to work.
Can cache be emptied ? 2008-06-16 09:20:51 Hi,every thing is said in the subject. Is there a way to empty prism's cache ?
Firefox Mobile Concept Video 2008-06-11 15:50:32 Firefox is coming to mobile. The innovation, usability, and extensibility that has propelled Firefox to 200 million users is set to do the same for Firefox in a mobile setting.
User experience is the most important aspect of having a compelling mobile product. Every bit of interaction and pixel of presentation counts when typing is laborious and screen sizes are minuscule. Many of the standard interaction models, like menus, always-present chrome, and having a cursor, don’t necessarily make sense on mobile. It’s a wickedly exciting opportunity but there are myriad challenges to getting it right.
One avenue for exploring this opportunity is through Mozilla Labs, which is about pushing the envelope towards better and brighter interaction horizons, as well as incorporating a winder community into the innovation process. This concept video explains one direction we are thinking in, and we’d love to inspire participation in thinking about other directions.
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