Mozilla ideas next-generation browsers

Mozilla invites Internet users from all over the world to participate in the design of next-generation browsers. Mozilla currently has three ideas: A next-generation browser codenamed Aurora, better bookmarking and browsing history visualization technology, and a mobile version of Firefox.

The Mozilla Foundation said that we invite people from all over the world to participate in this project. We welcome them to provide their ideas so that they can concentrate their wisdom on exploring the future Web. Participants do not need to be software engineers. You do not need to be involved in programming. We just welcome your participation.

In the conception, the browser will automatically hide the browser's framework and allow users to capture and move data between pages. This will introduce a new method of control, and visual browsing records and presentation of temporary files. Similar content will be aggregated, and webpages that are not used for a long time will be removed.

However, Jesse James Garret, president of Adaptive Path, responsible for development
"We don't know where to start. Browser evolution is closely related to Web. In a sense, it is also related to Internet
Development is closely related. In addition, we must consider the general development trend of computer technology, which is smaller, faster, and stronger. At the same time, more and more devices are connected together to form various interactions and applications ."

The project requires participants to work in the Creative Commons licence mode, and no specific completion schedule has been provided.

 

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