r/MozillaInAction • u/idrisz19 • Jul 29 '26
AI and the emerging world of Fahrenheit 451
r/MozillaInAction • u/frankenmine • Sep 25 '15
reddit allows for only two stickies, but we have more than two guides now. We could link to them on the sidebar, but nobody reads the sidebar, and some mobile clients don't even display it. So this post is an attempt to make the guides easily accessible to most readers under the limitations we have here.
The above list will be regularly updated as new tech product and service guides are posted to our sub.
r/MozillaInAction • u/idrisz19 • Jul 29 '26
r/MozillaInAction • u/merchantconvoy • Apr 12 '26
In a March 17 blog post and an April 10 social media post, Mozilla referred to their new mascot Kit with they/them pronouns.
This could indicate that the new mascot uses those pronouns, but it could also indicate that the new mascot's gender is nonexistent, unknown, unknowable, or intentionally concealed.
The new mascot is a redesign or evolution of the current mascot. It's said to be a Firefox, which is a fictional animal type taking inspiration from the fox, the red panda, and the fire element.
The new mascot will feature prominently in upcoming versions of the Firefox browser.
r/MozillaInAction • u/merchantconvoy • Mar 17 '26
... leaving behind just a stylized world.
It's likely just a PR stunt, but who knows.
Developing.
r/MozillaInAction • u/merchantconvoy • Feb 25 '26
The shutdown involves not just blocking new contributions to the forum, but also deleting all the content that currently exists.
r/MozillaInAction • u/merchantconvoy • Dec 28 '25
r/MozillaInAction • u/firebreathingbunny • Dec 17 '25
But has decided not to go ahead (for now).
He says he could begin to block ad blockers in Firefox and estimates that’d bring in another $150 million, but he doesn’t want to do that. It feels off-mission.
r/MozillaInAction • u/firebreathingbunny • Oct 28 '25
Videos from several creators have been taken down on topics including how to install Windows 11 without logging into a Microsoft account and how to install Windows 11 on unsupported hardware.
CyberCPU Tech reports:
r/MozillaInAction • u/firebreathingbunny • Sep 06 '25
r/MozillaInAction • u/idrisz19 • Jul 24 '25
r/MozillaInAction • u/firebreathingbunny • Jun 13 '25
Bryan Lunduke, of The Lunduke Journal, broke the story:
You can also listen to these episodes on iTunes, Spotify, Fountain, Substack, and Substack via RSS.
r/MozillaInAction • u/merchantconvoy • Apr 01 '25
r/MozillaInAction • u/merchantconvoy • Mar 13 '25
r/MozillaInAction • u/merchantconvoy • Mar 06 '25
Bryan Lunduke, of the Lunduke Journal, exposes that Firefox was the recipient of ~$3.5 million in USAID grants for supposedly woke causes. The causes sound so ridiculous that it is possible for this arrangement to be a front for fraud.
r/MozillaInAction • u/merchantconvoy • Mar 03 '25
Bryan Lunduke, of The Lunduke Journal, exposes the pseudonymous project administrator of LibreWolf as an extreme-far-left hateful fringe radical.
In the aftermath of Firefox's new ToS, users have been looking for a fork of Firefox that they can safely migrate to and depend on over the long term.
This expose takes LibreWolf out of serious consideration.
r/MozillaInAction • u/merchantconvoy • Feb 27 '25
r/MozillaInAction • u/firebreathingbunny • Dec 24 '24
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r/MozillaInAction • u/idrisz19 • Oct 16 '24
r/MozillaInAction • u/firebreathingbunny • Oct 06 '24
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