1. CSS 3D transformations in Firefox Nightly

    • by Chris Heilmann • CSS, Feature, Featured Demo, Firefox, Standards, Web Developers • 37 comments

  2. More details about the WebAPI effort

    • by Jonas Sicking • Device APIs, HTML5, Mobile, Mozilla, Standards, Web Developers, WebAPI • 18 comments

    As we’ve hoped, there has been a lot of interest in the newly announced WebAPI effort. So I figured that I should explain in more detail some of my thinking around what we’re hoping to do and the challenges that are ahead of us. Goal Read more…

  3. Introducing WebAPI

    • by Robert Nyman • Device APIs, Featured Article, HTML5, Mobile, Mozilla, Standards, WebAPI • 111 comments

    Mozilla would like to introduce WebAPI with the goal to provide a basic HTML5 phone experience within 3 to 6 Read more…

  4. Accessibility and web innovation – a constant struggle

    • by Chris Heilmann • Conferences, JavaScript, Research, Standards, Web Developers • 2 comments

    I just came back from a small “accessibility tour” giving a talk about accessibility and web innovation in Stockholm, Sweden at Funkas Tillgänglighetsdagar and then in Paris at the W3Cafe meetup. In essence what I was musing about is that there is still a massive Read more…

  5. Multimedia on the web and using HTML5 sensibly

    • by Chris Heilmann • Featured Article, HTML5, JavaScript, Mobile, Standards, Web Developers • 9 comments

    Last week I went to the London Ajax User Meetup in London, England to deliver two talks about HTML5. One was a re-run of a talk I gave at MIT about Multimedia on the web and the second was a call to arms to use Read more…

  6. People of HTML5 – Remy Sharp

    • by Chris Heilmann • Audio, HTML5, IndexedDB, JavaScript, Offline, People of HTML5, Performance, Standards, Video, Web Developers • 3 comments

    HTML5 needs spokespeople to work. There are a lot of people out there who took on this role, and here at Mozilla we thought it is a good idea to introduce some of them to you with a series of interviews and short videos. The Read more…

  7. A call for quality HTML5 demo markup

    • by Chris Heilmann • CSS, Debugging, DOM, HTML5, Images, JavaScript, Standards, Web Developers • 10 comments

    HTML5 is a necessary evolution to make the web better. Before the HTML5 specs were created we used (and still use) a hacked together bunch of systems meant for describing and linking documents to create applications. We use generic elements to simulate rich interaction modules Read more…

  8. Delivering the good message of local storage

    • by Chris Heilmann • Firefox, Firefox 3.5, Firefox 3.6, Firefox 4, HTML5, JavaScript, Performance, Standards • 2 comments

    As you might know there are an incredible amount of advent calendar blogs out at the moment each delivering one cool article for each day of December until Christmas. Today (6/12/11) two calendar blogs delivered an article of mine talking about the benefits of using Read more…

  9. Firefox 4: HTML5 Forms

    • by Anthony Ricaud • Firefox 4, HTML5, Standards • 35 comments

    Firefox 4 will come with better support for HTML5 forms. In the latest beta we are experimenting with a set of new features: more inputs types (email, url, tel, search), new attributes (placeholder, autofocus, list), decoupled forms and different validation mechanisms. This is thanks mostly Read more…

  10. HTML5 Video preload attribute supported in Firefox 4, autobuffer attribute removed

    • by Paul Rouget • Audio, Firefox 4, HTML5, Standards, Video • No comments yet

    This is a re-post from Chris Pearce’s blog. To comply with the HTML5 specification, we replaced the autobuffer attribute with the tri-state preload attribute. We encourage you to update your code. See the documention on MDC. Late last week I landed support on Firefox trunk Read more…