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  • blog.mozilla.com/joe

    JOEDREW

    JOEDREW!\o/ development acceleration imglib firefox meme personal research SIGGRAPH Uncategorized RSS development ? 5 comments 26Jul 11 softwhere: an alternative to grep for searching your source trees At a previous workplace, we had a little script built around glimpse that indexed our source tree, making it quick to search for keywords. Someone cleverly called this script softwhere, and gave it a handy alias of sw. When I started working on Mozilla, I wanted softwhere. And I thought to

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  • r.dynamis.jp/presen

    dynamis . Presentations

    View all of dynamis .?s Presentations. Mozilla_and_Web_Technology_Evangelist, mozilla, firefox, thunderbird, js, javascript, html, html5, css, css3, android, mobile, l10n, less

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  • blog.mozilla.com/jay

    Jay's Blog

    Jay's BlogThoughts on Mozilla marketing, err?engagement. About Me Developer Engagement Developers MDN Marketing Campus Reps Community Metrics Mozilla QA QA Community QMO mozilla.org SEO RSS Developer Engagement / Developers / Marketing / MDN / Metrics / SEO ? 2 comments 9May 11 Improving MDN discoverability MDN continues to be a popular destination for developers looking for everything from building Firefox Add-ons to hacking on the Mozilla source code. But as modern

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  • wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Ubiquity

    Labs/Ubiquity - MozillaWiki

    Skip to Search Skip to Navigation Skip to Sub Navigation Skip to Content MozillaWiki PageDiscussionView sourceHistory Navigation Main page Community portal Mozilla News Recent changes Random page Help Personal tools Log in / create account Toolbox What links here Related changes Special pages Browse properties Labs/Ubiquity Home » Labs » Ubiquity From MozillaWiki < Labs Jump to: navigation, search Content 1 What is Ubiquity? 2 Install 2.1 For Firefox

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  • cyroot.com/blog

    Tech Volta

    About Code Archives The Blurring Line July 1st, 2009 by brent Time is an interesting creature of change? The more things change the more they stay same?? To a certain degree I find that to be correct. Internet Explorer always seems to be a few revs behind its competition i.e. Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari. I find it interesting how Opera and Firefox are leveraging the Internet to enhance the browsing experience. It makes a lot of sense. This could also be

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