The idea is to make breach data searchable via a new tool called “Firefox Monitor”, as until now Firefox users had to rely on notifications by particular vendors or by media reports, if their personal data has been compromised.Įarlier this year the web browser revealed a plug-in designed to halt Facebook’s collection of data via its network of trackers across the web. In June Mozilla revealed that it was beginning to trial an integration between th e data breach service, Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) and its Firefox web browser. Our focus at this point is on the system.” Other developments “Each individual icon will undergo several rounds of refinement, or may change entirely, between now and their respective product launches. “Although the products and projects are real, these design systems are still a work of fiction,” wrote Mozilla. Read also : Microsoft’s Internet Explorer Retires Today, After 27 Years Those masterbrand icons will house all the sub logos for other Mozilla products.

Both options come with a “masterbrand” logo or icon, with one offering stylized fox head, and the other the more familiar swooshing flame. The body then shared two “design system approaches” to get feedback from its users. “Recoloring that logo or dissecting the fox could only take us so far. “As an icon, that fast fox with a flaming tail doesn’t offer enough design tools to represent this entire product family,” blogged Mozilla. This means new logos for its file-sharing tools, mobile apps etc. Mozilla is seeking to not just create one new icon for its flagship web browser, but to design an entire series of icons to fit the brand’s different ventures. It comes after Mozilla did a similar exercise in January 2017, when it decided to drop the Mozilla dinosaur icon and asked users for their input on the new design. The body has posted a number of different options for the new icon for the flagship browser, and wants user feedback on what the icon should look like going forward. Mozilla is to redesigning the famous fast fox logo with the flaming tail, that has been closely associated with its Firefox web browser for many years now.

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