Mot-clé: mozilla

Hackathon on WebVR using A-Frame

What do you do with a HTC Vive and a few cardboards? Hack using A-Frame! We held a hackday to start creating virtual reality environment in Web browsers. With the support of Michael Kohler , 


whereami extension: now privacy enabled

After having thought and worked some more on the whereami extension (see also the post from yesterday and here's the installable file ), there's now a privacy feature built in. The 


the whereami firefox extension

Long time ago I started with my first real firefox extension. I called it “whereami”, 'cause the basic idea is, that it shows where you are. It currently only works together with 


BXE doesn’t work in Firefox 1.5b1

Firefox 1.5 Beta 1 was released yesterday and it was finally time for me to check it out. Looks overall very good and has some nice new features. But BXE doesn't work anymore, since I 


My first firefox extension

Today I wrote my first firefox extension. Nothing fancy, it just enables caret browsing, if you're on a BXE page and disables it again, if you're on another page. No more hitting F7 


Personalize Planet PHP

Annoyed/bored by some posts on Planet PHP ? Then look no further than Sean's little Greasemonkey script . It let's you selectively disable the view of some blogs (if you're using 


Firefox 1.0.4 released, BXE works again

With today's release of Firefox 1.0.4, BXE works again with the latest release of Firefox as the Dhtml regression bug was also committed to this mainly security bug fix release. Great. 


BXE on Firefox 1.0.3. No workie.

BXE doesn't work on Firefox 1.0.3 and Mozilla 1.7.7, due to a “badly” implemented security fix. The cause of the problem is described here: bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi So, blame 


New Mozilla/Firefox/Thunderbird Releases

The Mozilla Foundation released a whole bunch of new stuff today. Most notably, Firefox 1.0 Preview Release with a finally fixed XMLSerializer. Therefore BXE works like a charme again 


New Mozilla/Firefox released – Security Update only

The Mozilla Foundation released 1.7.1 of the Mozilla Browser, 0.9.2 of Firefox and 0.7.1 of Thunderbird. Unfortunately, this is a security bugfix release only (only affecting Windows).