Published on May,22 2012 - by Forbes
...es, regardless of location or other variables that can interfere with mobile delivery. Chrome, Amazon Silk and Mozilla Firefox are standards that are becoming especially important for remote users who need a more efficie...
Published on May,18 2012 - by Forbes
...k is a feature in Mozilla?s Firefox browser. Both users and websites need to opt in for it to have any effect. Mozilla says only 8.6% of desktop users have so far requested not to be tracked, although for mobile it?s som...
Published on May,18 2012 - by Reuters
...al user adoption rates continue to increase, which signifies a big step forward for Do Not Track and the Web," Mozilla said. Twitter's decision to get onboard with "Do Not Track" represents something of a balancing act f...
Published on May,18 2012 - by Forbes
...Mozilla has introduced a new feature into the Firefox 13 betas called Reset Firefox which allows users to reset browser settings while retaining personal data. The new feature is available in the Firefox 13 beta for Wind...
Published on May,17 2012 - by Agence France Presse
...upports Do Not Track and global user adoption rates continue to increase, which signifies a big step forward," Mozilla public policy chief Alex Fowler said in a blog post.Nearly nine percent of people using Firefox on de...
Published on May,17 2012 - by The Los Angeles Times
... panel in New York, the Federal Trade Commission's chief tech officer Ed Felten revealed that Twitter supports Mozilla's efforts to allow users more control over which sites track their moves online. (Websites themselves...
Published on May,15 2012 - by The Los Angeles Times
...kind of strategy four years ago when it launched Chrome for the Web. Back then, Google would pay Microsoft and Mozilla a cut of search revenue for placement on their browsers. Four years later, Chrome is the most used br...
Published on May,08 2012 - by Reuters
... treated under law, we cannot bar all geolocation," said Aleecia McDonald from the open source browser company Mozilla Firefox, a member of the W3C. "However, we are agreed that very precise geolocation ... which gets do...
Published on May,07 2012 - by Forbes
... a blackout protest of Reddit, Wikipedia, and other sites, that bill was canned in January. Aside from Reddit, Mozilla remains the only major tech firm to take a stand against CISPA. Facebook, Microsoft, IBM, Intel, Orac...
Published on May,03 2012 - by Forbes
...cy and civil liberties advocates. As the top-rated comment on news of Mozilla’s CISPA statement Tuesday read, “Mozilla supports privacy – in other news, water is still wet.” But for a company that trumpets its claim to n...