Mozilla

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The mission of the Mozilla projectis to preserve choice and innovation on the Internet. The project is: * The producer and provider of the award-winning Firefox web browser and Thunderbird e-mail software. * A software development tools provider. * An open source community of developers and testers. * A partner for the technology industry. * An advocate for standards on the Net who provides tools for developing standard web content. * Educators, providing educational materials about Internet technologies and software development. For discussions about cryptography, and cryptographic issues surrounding the Mozilla source code. See our PKI project for more info. For QA discussion, including using Bugzilla, Mozilla testing, and bug triaging. Do not report bugs here. For JavaScript engines, including Spidermonkey (JavaScript in C) and Rhino (JavaScript in Java). For scripting support, use scripting resources. For localization (L10N) issues. L10N is the process of adapting software to a specific language and culture (see also internationalization). New source releases will be announced here. This is a low-volume, moderated group, for announcements only (not discussions). If you have trouble compiling the source, or have an idea to improve the build system this is the place to discuss. For discussions about the portable runtime code used by Mozilla. Also check out other plug-in forums. Security issues such as specific security problems or ideas for making the code as a whole more secure can be discussed here. Cryptography, however, is not within this group's charter. For discussions about document layout in Mozilla, including Gecko. Also check out style and SVG forums. This list is for end-user and administrator support with the various products that make up the Mozilla Webtools Suite, which includes Bonsai, Tinderbox, LXR, Mozbot, Doctor, and anything else checked out from the mozilla/webtools directory in CVS, except for Bugzilla. For the accessibility development effort, as well as discussions for users on using Mozilla with the keyboard, screen readers, screen magnifiers and voice dictation products. For Open JVM Integration (OJI), which extends the plug-in architecture to allow Java virtual machines to be plugged into Mozilla. This forum is for discussions about the Cross-Platform Component Object Model (XPCOM) that we are using to purvey and discover interfaces between independently versioned and loaded modules. XPCOM combined with XPIDL also provides scriptability. For discussions about the Resource Description Framework (RDF) including the Aurora module. This forum is for developers working on Seamonkey, the code name for the Mozilla software suite. Also check out the browser, mail/news, and editor forums. For discussions of future ideas, ranging from the practical to the far out. Read the wishlist FAQ to see if your wish has already been discussed. Also check out the related Blue Sky column. For discussions about the C SDK, Java SDK, and PerLDAP, which are toolkits for developing LDAP applications. The goal of the Mozilla XFormsproject is to implement the W3C XForms 1.0 SE recommendation in Mozilla as an extension. The extension aims to work with all Mozilla projects building on the Mozilla platform, like Firefox, SeaMonkey, XULRunner, etc. For discussion of chat, instant messaging and similar interactive messaging protocol and UI integration (such as ChatZilla) in Mozilla. For use by those interested in hiring folks to work on Mozilla-related projects as well as by those seeking such work. For discussions about plug-ins. Developers may also check out Java, NSPR and OJI forums. For embedding Mozilla components such as Gecko, ender, and JavaScript into software (see also Layout, small-device embedding, and footprint. For discussions about installation related technology in Mozilla including packaging and updating. Qt is another GUI toolkit, and some folks are interested in a version of Mozilla that uses it. This forum is for discussions about that effort. For discussions about the JavaScript Debugger (Venkman). Questions about how to use, program, or document the debugger, as well as feature requests are on-topic here. For discussions about the Cross-Platform Front End (XPFE), toolkit for providing Web browsing and scripting UI and application logic for the layout engine. For discussions about documentation: how it should be written, distributed, maintained, and so on. This is not the place to ask where help files are. For discussions about internationalization (I18N) issues. I18N is the infrastructure that allows software to be localized. For discussions about HTML and text editing controls, including the Composer component, rich text editing and text widgets. For discussions about the Document Object Model (DOM) in Mozilla. For scripting discussions, see the scripting resources page. This forum targets towards development and testing engineers for technical discussions that help to improve the performance of the Mozilla code. For discussions of use of the XSL Transformations language in the Mozilla layout engine. Discussions about porting the Mozilla browser to or embedding it in small devices belong here. For discussion about management of user preference data via profiles and preference settings. This forum is the posting board for reviewers. Requests for patch review and change of review status in Bugzilla are automatically posted here.

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