Cozy games: A slower pace, and a place to belong
Small digital rituals in cozy games can feel grounding for players with chronic conditions and disabilities.| blog.mozilla.org
Firefox is celebrating 21 years of Firefox by hosting four global events celebrating the power of browser choice this fall. We are inviting people to join us in Berlin, Chicago, Los Angeles and Munich as part of Open What You Want, Firefox’s campaign to celebrate choice and the freedom to show up exactly as you […] The post Celebrate the power of browser choice with Firefox. Join us live. appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.| The Mozilla Blog
Small digital rituals in cozy games can feel grounding for players with chronic conditions and disabilities.| blog.mozilla.org
This essay was originally published on The Sidebar, Mozilla’s Substack. I was an influencer years before it became mainstream in 2016. I shared my outfit| blog.mozilla.org
Where has the default got us? Today, the default means sitting by while Big Tech and The Billionaires who run the industry shape every aspect of your life| blog.mozilla.org
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I’d originally intended to respond to Joshua Schacter’s post about URL shorteners and how they’re merely the tip of the data iceberg, but since I missed that debate, Google has fortuitously plied me with an even better example by releasing custom profile URLs today. My point is to reiterate one of Tim O’Reilly’s ever-prescient admonishments … Continue reading "Google Profiles, namespace lock-in & social search"| Factory Joe
Let me state the problem plainly: in order to provide better service, it helps to know more about your customer, so that you can more effectively anticipate and meet her needs. But, pray tell, how do you learn about or solicit such information over the course of your first interaction? Moreover, how do you go … Continue reading "Portable Profiles & Preferences on the Citizen-Centric Web"| Factory Joe
