Earlier today, Mozilla announced plans to incorporate a Do Not Track feature into their next browser release, Firefox 4.1. Google also announced a new privacy extension today, but we believe that Mozilla is now taking a clear lead and building a practical way forward for people who want privacy when they browse the web.
Why We Need Do Not Track

Privacy advocates have been calling attention to issues of pervasive online tracking for some time. Often intertwined with the issue of behavioral targeting, online tracking refers to the difficult-to-elude mechanisms by which most or all of our reading and other activities on the Web are recorded by third parties, without our knowledge or permission.  read more »

Chicago (IL) - Mozilla has confirmed that it will be hosting an official "test day" for Firefox 3.5 on Friday, May 29.

"I don't need to remind everyone of how important this phase is, so we're going to need your awesome testing skills to make sure its as polished as possible," wrote Mozilla engineer Aakashd in an official blog post.

According to Aakashd, participants are encouraged to perform "exploratory tests" on a number of newly implemented features, including:"  read more »

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