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posted by chromas on Wednesday August 01 2018, @11:57AM   Printer-friendly
from the change dept.

Mozilla is rebranding Firefox. The company is asking for feedback on the new look, which will try to cover the various Firefox offerings. For most people, Firefox refers to a browser, but the company wants the brand to encompass all the various apps and services that the Firefox family of internet products cover, “from easy screenshotting and file sharing to innovative ways to access the internet using voice and virtual reality.” The fox with a flaming tail “doesn’t offer enough design tools to represent this entire product family,” Mozilla believes. Instead of recoloring the logo and dissecting the fox, the company wants to start from scratch. That said, the name “Firefox” is staying, so Mozilla doesn’t have that much wiggle room.


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  • (Score: 2) by digitalaudiorock on Wednesday August 01 2018, @10:30PM (1 child)

    by digitalaudiorock (688) on Wednesday August 01 2018, @10:30PM (#715944) Journal

    The project maintainers are working on Basilisk [basilisk-browser.org], and will likely abandon Pale Moon eventually.

    Holy crap. How the hell do I know nothing about this? I've been using palemoon under Gentoo for quite some time now. I don't even see anything implying this on the palemoon forum. Total news to me.

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  • (Score: 2) by Kell on Wednesday August 01 2018, @11:30PM

    by Kell (292) on Wednesday August 01 2018, @11:30PM (#715967)

    Likewise - this is news to me. And concerning.

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