Welcome to the Mozilla Wiki

This wiki is available for use by Mozilla developers, testers, and users around the world to aid in the development of our products and projects. Articles unrelated to Mozilla projects are liable to be deleted without warning.

Note: As a general rule of thumb, developer documents about designs, specifications, and plans should go on this wiki. Documentation for anything that's actually been implemented typically goes on MDN.

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Project Schedules and Roadmaps

• Schedule of upcoming Mozilla Releases

Project Coordination Meetings

• Mozilla Project-wide Weekly Status Meetings

• Firefox & Gecko Development
  • Weekly Development Status Meetings
  • Weekly Product Delivery Meetings
  • Crashkill Meetings

• FirefoxOS

• Thunderbird
  • Weekly Status Meetings

• AMO (addons.mozilla.org)
  • Status Meetings

• SeaMonkey
  • Status Meetings (every two weeks)

• www.mozilla.org
  • Planning Meetings (every week)

• Mozilla Developer Network (https://developer.mozilla.org/)
  • MDN community meetings (every two weeks, in #devmo)
  • Web API documentation meetings

Global

• Product Roadmaps (Firefox, Platform, Add-ons, etc.)
• Mozilla's Engagement Team
• Firefox Roadmap and Release Management
• Modules_and_Module_Ownership
• Mozilla Identity and Mission
• 1.9 Trunk / 1.8 Branch (Firefox 3/2) Plan
• NPAPI Specifications and Documentation Links

Core

• DocShell
• Document Object Model
• Gecko (layout engine)
• JavaScript
• Localization
• Mac OS X Development
• MathML
• Networking (Necko)
• NPAPI Support in Gecko
• MailNews
• Quality Assurance
• RDF
• Security
• SVG
• Toolkit
• XPCOM
• XBL
• XUL
• XULRunner
• Gecko Media Plugins (GMPs)

Toolkit Apps

• Firefox
• Thunderbird
• Calendar
• SeaMonkey
• DOM Inspector

Web Services

• AMO: Mozilla Add-ons
• Bouncer: Mirror Manager
• Bugzilla Bug Tracking System
• Planet Mozilla
• Firefox Input

Legal, Policy, and Business Affairs

• Prior Art
• Infringement Notices
• New Business Ideas
• Public Policy

People Projects

• Global Community
• Mozilla Gathering Plan
• LEAD Program
• TRIBE
• Co-Create and Collaborate

For new users

• To create an account click on the Log in / create account button alongside. Note that initially, as a new user, you will be able to edit existing articles but not able to create them. This is an anti-spam measure.
• Some days after you have registered and edited a few times you will automatically have the ability to create articles added to your account. If this delay is likely to be a problem for you please see the help page.