Articles tagged “w3c”
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Mozilla and Facebook working together to make mobile browser support more predictable
As announced on the Facebook developer blog and explained in more detail on Brendan Eich’s blog we are one step closer to making the mobile browser market more predictable. Mozilla is happy to support Facebook in forming a Core Mobile Web Platform W3C Community Group in which to curate prioritized, tiered lists of emerging and […]
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(r)evolution number 5
We’ve just launched Firefox 3.5, and we’re incredibly proud. Naturally, we have engaged in plentiful Mozilla advocacy — this site is, amongst other things, a vehicle for showcasing the latest browser’s new capabilities. We like to think about this release as an upgrade for the whole World Wide Web, because of the new developer-facing features […]
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DOM Traversal in Firefox 3.5
Firefox 3.5 includes new support for two W3C DOM traversal specifications. The first, the Element Traversal API, focuses on making element-by-element traversal easier, the second, the NodeIterator interface which makes finding all node types much easier. Element Traversal API The purpose of the Element Traversal API is to make it easier for developers to traverse […]
