This page lists links to other projects that we are aware of relating to the Mozilla source, but which are not directly supported by mozilla.org. We include these links for your convenience.

Language Enabling

Many different people and groups are planning to enhance Mozilla to deal with their local writing systems. This page describes the current activities in this area.

Localization

Similarly, many people are planning to localize the Mozilla user interface into their language. This page describes the known projects in this area.

LXR

LXR is a tool that lets you browse the source code online, with hyperlinks on all function names. We plan to be hosting a version of this here on mozilla.org real soon now, that will be kept up to date with the absolute latest source; until then, check out the pages that Dawn Endico has generously made available at cannibal.mi.org.

Mozilla Road Map

If you're trying to understand the structure of the Mozilla code, you might want to have a look at Nathan Torkington's Road Map site, which has short descriptions of what each directory in the source is for. (Someday we'd like to have something like this combined with the LXR tool, above, so that you'll be able to hop back and forth between the source files and the documentation describing them.)

Cryptozilla

An international group located outside the US, calling themselves The Mozilla Crypto Group, have started a project to put cryptography back into Mozilla. Find out more about them at http://www.cryptozilla.org/.

Note, however, that mozilla.org has nothing to do with these folks. They are doing this on their own, without assistance from us. This is because we are prohibited by law from helping them; see the Mozilla Crypto FAQ for more information.

Animation Contest

Some folks ran a contest to design new animations for Mozilla. Check out all the entries! The judges have chosen a winner: entry 116, by Urs Streidl (urs@gigaperls.org) appearing on contest page 29. Congratulations!

This entry will be replacing the animation in the mozilla.org releases of the Mozilla source code some time soon. (But, to be clear, not in Netscape Communicator: Netscape releases will continue to use the Netscape "N" logo.)

Do you know of other existing projects? Let us know!