• Mozilla edges closer to replacing Flash with JavaScript
• Firefox OS gets off to a modest but promising start

• No One Knows What the Firefox Logo is, and Last Night's Jeopardy! Proved It
• Slides for my talk at LibreOffice conference
• Resolving Nightmare Bugs With Reversible Linux App Debugger
• New Firefox 25 Beta Launched on All Available Platforms
• Frikin’ Awesome Apps (without AppData)
• GNOME 3.10 in Fedora
• Pitch Perfect Penguins
• Nouveau Keeps Pushing Forward With Improvements
• Getting Ready for Mozilla Summit 2013; Fun Already!

eweek.com: The latest open-source Firefox browser release adds new user features and patches critical security vulnerabilities.

• Quickly Improve The Look of Firefox In GNOME With These 2 Add-Ons
• It's Now Easier Running Wayland Under GNOME-Session
• The beauty of GNOME Shell
• participate in GNU Telephony Development
• Nautilus-Open-Terminal : Nautilus Plugin To Open Terminal From Anywhere

drdobbs.com: Mozilla developer team extols virtues of new OS on Linux kernel and Gecko-based runtime

trustedreviews.com: Initial stock of the Firefox OS ZTE Open smartphone has sold out on eBay in the UK and US.

theregister.co.uk: Web app testing-as-a-service company Sauce Labs has released its latest browser crash data, and remarkably enough, the least stable web browser today probably isn't the one you think it is.

• ZTE Will Soon Start Sales of Firefox OS Phones on eBay
• Firefox To Remain Default Browser in Ubuntu 13.10

theregister.co.uk: The "blink"* element, a feature of early web browsers that made text blink on and off, has been banished in the latest version of Firefox.

arstechnica.com: Firefox 23, released today, contains the usual mix of security work, standards conformance improvements, and minor bug fixes that we've come to expect from the regular browser releases. On top of these, it sports a trio of changes that you might actually notice.

zdnet.com: Telstra has said that it is looking beyond iOS, Android, Windows, and BlackBerry to Firefox and Ubuntu for future phones.

• Firefox 23 Beta 10 Released for Linux
• Mozilla Continues to Build the Web as a Platform for Security
• Mozilla's New Leadership Focuses on Firefox OS As Gary Kovacs Moves On
• OSCON + Mozilla = Awesome

computingondemand.com: Even though Chrome is quickly becoming used more often in my office, I still consider Firefox to be my primary browser (although I tried to dump it). For a long time, I tried to avoid the use of extensions in my browser. However, I have since embraced the added functionality.

theinquirer.net: Mozilla has announced that it will release updates to Firefox OS every three months, with security updates scheduled every six weeks.

theatlantic.com: The ancients read their stories into the skies; we read corporate logos. There is reason to believe that the universe would really prefer, as you browse the web that connects our tiny little world, that you use Firefox.