Wiley, 2006. — 386 p. — ISBN: 9780471748991. Firefox For Dummies gives you the inside scoop on the exciting new browser from the Web wizard that got it started. The book's author, Blake Ross, began developing Firefox as a teenager. Once available to the world, the simple and powerful tool was an instant hit claiming a sizable share of the Web browser market with over 140...
Sebastopol, O’Reilly Media, In, 2002. — 605 p. Mozilla is not just a web browser. It is also a framework for building cross-platform applications using standards such as Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), XML languages such as the XML-based User-interface Language (XUL), eXtensible Binding Language (XBL), and Resource Description Framework (RDF). Gecko, Mozilla's rendering engine,...
Cambridge: O’Reilly, 2007. — 513 p. This book is intended for designers and developers charged with delivering innovative standards-based Internet applications. This includes those responsible for server applications or for the development of Internet-enabled desktop applications. This book is designed to cover many of the practical issues related to the nuances of XML User...
Prentice Hall PTR, 2003. - 800 p. Rapid Application Development with Mozilla, part of the Bruce Perens Open-source Series, is a concise guide for any programmer who wants to learn the versatility and compatibility of Mozilla, an open-source toolset with over a thousand objects and components. An additional feature of Rapid Application Development with Mozilla is the NoteTaker...
Packt Publishing, 2015. — 166 p. — ISBN10: 1783989408, ISBN13: 978-1-78398-940-9. With broad compatibility, the latest in web technologies, and powerful development tools, Firefox is a great choice for both web developers and end users. Firefox OS's promotion of HTML5 as a first class citizen opens up the walled gardens of mobile application development for web developers. It...
Wiley, 2005. — 459 p. — ISBN: 978-0-7645-9650-6 They dreamed of a better browser...and before you could say "explore no more," Firefox was born. But already you want more. Tighter security, greater functionality. A custom installation for Linux. Maybe even that unique extension you've always dreamed of creating. Well, if you want to tweak the Fox, here are over 400 p. of ways...
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