Featured Demos
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Firefox 4 Demos: 3 new demos!
Firefox 4 RC is here! And as promised last week, more demos are coming on our Web O’ Wonder website! Here is another round with 3 new demos. Take a look! 360° Video Navigate into a panoramic video. Try it yourself Source code Motivational Poster Editor Create your own motivationnal poster. Try it yourself Source […]
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Firefox 4 Web Demos: announcing Web O' Wonder
Firefox 4 is almost here. Check out some awesome Web demos on our brand new demo web site: Web’O Wonder. Screencast here. Update: 3 more demos: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/03/webowonder-round/ Web ‘O Wonder Firefox 4 is almost here, and comes with a huge list of awesome features for web developers. In order to illustrate all these new technical […]
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Firefox 4 Beta: Latest Update is Here, with WebGL
The new Firefox 4 Beta is here, and comes with WebGL activated by default. You can download this new beta here: http://firefox.com/beta. Flight of the Navigator is a WebGL + Audio API demo developed by a team of Mozilla volunteers. You can see the demo online here (you need a WebGL compatible browser). More information […]
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Firefox 4: hardware acceleration
Editor’s note: If you’ve arrived here via the Mozilla Support site because you are exploring advanced settings or having frequent crashes at startup, this probably isn’t the right solution. It’s been a few years since Firefox 4 was released and this post was written. You might want to visit this Troubleshooting page instead. What is […]
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Firefox 4 Beta 2 is here – Welcome CSS3 transitions
As we have explained before, Mozilla is now making more frequent updates to our beta program. So here it is, Firefox Beta 2 has just been released, 3 weeks after Beta 1. Firefox 4 Beta 1 already brought a large amount of new features (see the Beta 1 feature list). So what’s new for web […]
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Beyond HTML5: experiments with interactive audio
This is a re-post of an important post from David Humphrey who has been doing a lot of experiments on top of Mozilla’s extensible platform and doing experiments with multi-touch, sound, video, WebGL and all sorts of other goodies. It’s worth going through all of the demos below. You’ll find some stuff that will amaze […]
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Real-time server visualization with canvas and processing.js
This is a guest blog post by Logan Welliver, Chief Creative at Cloudkick. He is a graphic designer by training and a web designer in practice. Cloud management company Cloudkick has released a real-time server monitoring visualization based on canvas and processing.js, that was co-developed with Alastair McDonald of processing.js fame. The product is designed […]
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an HTML5 offline image editor and uploader application
Many web applications use image uploaders: image hosting websites, blog publishing applications, social networks, among many others. Such uploaders have limitations: you can’t upload more than one file at a time and you can’t edit the image before sending it. A plugin is the usual workaround for uploading more than one image, and image modifications […]
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offline web applications
The network is a key component of any web application, whether it is used to download JavaScript, CSS, and HTML source files and accompanying resources (images, videos, …) or to reach web services (XMLHttpRequest and <forms>). Yet having offline support for web applications can be very useful to users. Imagine, for example, a webmail application […]
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interactive file uploads with Drag and Drop, FileAPI and XMLHttpRequest
In previous posts, we showed how to access a file through the input tag or through the Drag and Drop mechanism. In both cases, you can use XMLHttpRequest to upload the files and follow the upload progress. Demo If you’re running the latest beta of Firefox 3.6, check out our file upload demo. Uploading XMLHttpRequest […]