26-Nov-98
See what Steve Case, AOL CEO, has to say about the future of mozilla.org.
24-Nov-98
What does the AOL deal mean to Mozilla? We don't know for sure yet, but we have some ideas. (Updated, 25-Nov-98.)
17-Nov-98
Netscape bought NewHoo, and mozilla.org is hosting their pages at directory.mozilla.org. You can read more about this in Netscape's press release and on NewHoo's pages.
26-Oct-98
The Mozilla development roadmap is available. The mozilla browser is moving immediately to the cross-platform front end backed by the new layout engine, with scriptable components everywhere.
17-Oct-98
New Berkeley-DB source from SleepyCat is available. Read all about it in recent Status columns.
15-Oct-98
New Mozilla tarballs are ready. Come and get 'em.
30-Sep-98
A new version of the Japhar JVM is available (not from mozilla.org, mind you). This is the first public release to include OJI support. Yay! Java!
25-Sep-98
A Status link to the latest installment of Chris Nelson's regular Mozilla status column can now be found under the Development menu on the left side of each mozilla.org page.
18-Sep-98 Tarballs of Bugzilla are now available. For more info, see the Bugzilla source page.
17-Sep-98
HTTP Compression Stage 1 has been completed. The combined netlib enhancement and Apache server module improve perceived performance by about 30% for an average session on a 28.8 modem.
15-Sep-98
Bugzilla has been completely ported to Perl. If you were interested in Bugzilla source, but were put off by its dependency on TCL, you may want to take another look!
8-Sep-98
We have released the source code to a third incomplete mail client! This one is written in Java. See the Grendel pages for details.
5-Sep-98
New mozilla source tarballs (with ./configure support on Unix) available for download.
3-Sep-98
Precompiled binaries of Mozilla are now available! (Use these untested nightly builds at your own risk...)
3-Sep-98 (thu)
The NGLayout team has moved their bugs out from a bug system that was hidden behind Netscape's firewall out to Bugzilla. So, for example, you can see all the currently open bugs submitted against NGLayout (as of this writing, there were 91 such bugs.)
1-Sep-98
Documentation for the ColorSync Project has been released. Sponsored in part by Apple Computer, it describes a method of ensuring that web pages are viewed with the color that was intended.
The Java Directory SDK (Java classes for communicating with LDAP servers) has been released. Details about it are on the Directory SDK page.
26-Aug-98
Support for autoconf has been checked in to the Mozilla source tree. See the autoconf page for details.
26-Aug-98
Bugzilla has been completely rewritten. We like the new version much better, and hope you will too. Best of all, the source is now available, distributed under the MPL. Learn more in the Bugzilla page.
24-Aug-98
The source for PerLDAP (a set of Perl modules for managing LDAP directories) is now available. Learn more about it on the Directory SDK page.
05-Aug-98
A prototype HTML/RDF/JS-based mail reader has been checked in. Read about ``smart mail''.
29-Jul-98
New mozilla source tarballs available for download.
17-Jul-98
A description of the Performance project has been added.
15-Jul-98
A number of in-depth technical documents describing Mozilla's New Layout project and subsystems have been added, as have build instructions.
8-July-98
Description of the Open JVM Integration (OJI) project was added.
26-Jun-98
Artem Belevich <abelevic@ctron.com> has written an INSTALL file for Bonsai. It's still a difficult road to make a new Bonsai installation, but at least you now have a roadmap.
19-Jun-98
Added the Mozilla Apologator to to Editorials.
16-Jun-98
The source code to the Bonsai and Tinderbox tools has been released! You can find them in the mozilla/webtools/ directory of our CVS repository.
12-Jun-98
There is now a copy of the LXR tool running on our new CVS server. You can now browse the up-to-the-minute latest version of the source code online, through this massively-hyperlinked source code browser. Check out the Mozilla Cross-Reference page for details.
10-Jun-98
Our new CVS server is now online! CVS performance should be dramatically improved; let us know if you have any problems.
05-Jun-98
New mozilla source tarballs are available for download.
31-May-98
The Directory SDK (a library for talking to LDAP servers) has been released.
The Language Enabling page belonged on the Projects menu itself, not on the Other Projects page. Moved them.
25-May-98
In order to make our current CVS server usable, we have instituted a limit of 8 simultaneous users; if that many people are connected, others will get a rejection message. This limit will be raised or eliminated when we get our beefy new servers online.
We're hoping to have the new machines online in the first week of June. The machines have arrived, but they aren't yet installed or configured, as the fates have been conspiring against us. Stay tuned...
21-May-98
Added a mailing list and newsgroup for Qt.
19-May-98
Listed the Language Enabling and Localization Projects pages on the Other Projects page.
18-May-98
The Blue Sky column has undergone a reorganization that should make it easier to include contributed ideas. Let us know what you think.
Added Unity of Interface to Editorials.
Tinderbox has arrived! Tinderbox is a tool that shows you the up-to-the-minute status of our continuous builds on multiple platforms.
15-May-98
Reorganized the menu again; changed the layout of the top-level page so that it will now regularly contain a ``recent news'' blurb.
Announced the mail/news newsgroup and mailing list, and added the initial mail/news pages.
12-May-98
Bonsai has arrived! Bonsai is our CVS query tool that lets you get an up-to-the-minute overview of what changes have been made to the source code.
The contest is over, and a new logo animation has been found: check out the contest pages for details.
7-May-98
The Wang suit has been dismissed!
30-Apr-98
New version of the mungezilla script that also works on MacOS (see the CVS page for details.)
Added OS/2 CVS instructions.
29-Apr-98
A new version of the Mozilla source has been released.
Our public CVS server is now online!
The menu has changed to point to the new Source Code page of various source-viewing options.
24-Apr-98
Wang claims patent ownership of ``Save As'', Bookmarks, and file-extension-based decoding. Please help us in this fight!
20-Apr-98
Finally! Network Library documentation has arrived. Learn how URLs are retrieved and much, much more. The netlib docs are here.
Added some new newsgroups/mailing lists for Layout, RDF, I18N, and BeOS; see the Community page for details.
19-Apr-98
Slight redesign of the mozilla.org menu. Do you have ideas for how to make this site easier to navigate? Let's discuss it in mozilla.general.
15-Apr-98
Announced initial release of the next-generation layout engine.
9-Apr-98
Added Windows Tools to the download page.
8-Apr-98
New release of source.
6-Apr-98
Announced the initial release of Bugzilla, mozilla.org's bug-tracking system.
Added a party report.
4-Apr-98
Check out the module owners document. Also, check out the various other links on the Projects page.
31-Mar-98
Come and get it.
29-Mar-98
Added a whole lot of Documentation.
28-Mar-98
The Localization Kits have been released.
27-Mar-98
Added a C++ Portability Guide.
25-Mar-98
Added a Crypto FAQ.
24-Mar-98
Please come to our PARTY!
23-Mar-98
Added Localization Kits to the Docs page.
21-Mar-98
Second draft license released.
Debut of the Blue Sky column.
10-Mar-98
Created some more mailing lists and newsgroups.
5-Mar-98
The draft license has been released.
2-Mar-98
New look for the site, that should be more compatible with older browsers.
Announced the new ``license'' newsgroup and mailing list in the Community section.
Added our first contributed essay to the Editorials section.
1-Mar-98
Added the mirrors page.
26-Feb-98
Added the Search page.
25-Feb-98
Added another external wishlist to Blue Sky.
23-Feb-98
Open for business!