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XForms to XHTML+Javascript (AJAX) conversion based on a unique XSL transformation. Suitable server-side (PHP) or client-side (Internet Explorer, Mozilla FireFox, Opera, Safari) browser treatement where an XSLT 1.0 engine is available

Tracker gathers a lot of information from your requests to identify and store sessions and page views. Storing user tracking information, on indexed and normalized database tables, wastes less disk space and ease the extraction of valuable information about your application and business. As soon as you install and enable it, Tracker will start storing all information you tell it to, then you can in your application use the Tracker Facade to access everything.

The libtld is used to extract the TLD from any URI from anywhere in the world. The library recognizes all TLDs, whatever the number of levels the TLD includes (i.e. .com has one, .au has up to 4 such as .schools.nsw.edu.au) this library will be capable of extracting it. The library is for C, C++, and PHP.

Translate.org.za's South African localisations project. Including localisation of OpenOffice.org, Mozilla Firefox and Thunderdird. MySpell dictionaries, Venda keyboard. And locale files for OpenOffice.org and glibc

...With GSTT users can define these actions on the web browser directly. This activity can also be done with Selenium IDE, but GSTT allows the user to define and execute actions not only in Mozilla Firefox, but also in Google Chrome. Every user can define test cases easily with GSTT. They don't need to know how GSTT or Selenium works. Once test cases are defined, users can execute them and GSTT will inform the user if the execution has been successful or not.

Molybdenum is an IDE for creating, editing, running and recording testscripts for Selenium, a browser integrated testtool from http://thoughtworks.com. Molybdenum is build as a Mozilla Firefox extension/application.

**THIS PROJECT IS NOT MAINTAINED ANYMORE **CHECKOUT http://poppy.dc-development.de to see its follow-up Poppy is a visual markup editor that runs in a browser. - Best Browser: Use Mozilla-FireFox! - Take Care: for local testing/development only! Features: - Multiple Projects - Build/Edit Master and Pages Visually - Clean formatted output only elements you specified - Filemanager New: - Installer for easy setup - Poppy demo project for better understanding how Poppy works - Build multilanguage interfaces - Link your own scripts and libs in the UI Ressources: See the quickstart for Installation and a quick startup for your first Poppy Project This project is under development there are lots of function planned.

OBPM is a opensource, flyweight BPM system. Focus on non-IT users build IT Business Process easly. InnerBuild Workflow Engine, Form Builder, Report Designer, OBPM support Browser(IE/Firefox) as client, and provide powerful Graphical clients.

A command-line tool for change Mozilla Firefox settings (to use for example in logon script)

Fireclipse: experiments in leveraging Eclipse + Firefox for Javascript Development

PWEditor is a professional web development tool, enabling users to efficiently design, develop and maintain websites both online and offline. It includes WYSIWYG html editor, CSS editor, JS editor and text editor. It works with Firefox, Mozilla and IE.

โครงการพัฒนามอซิลล่าไทย Development to enable/enhance Thai experience in Mozilla software. Software releases will include Thai Firefox Community Edition, Thai Thunderbird Community Edition and Thai Firefox ex

This Javascript library (IE 6+ and Mozilla Firefox 1.5+) has been designed to support dynamic autocompletion (HTML forms) based on the AJAX technology. All backend technologies are supported if they can generate: HTTP/Plain Text, HTTP/XML or HTTP/SOAP.

ContaXPlore is a useful portable platform for exploring improvements in programming language design by allowing one to experiment with concrete syntax. It is implemented with the Mozilla Framework (Firefox).

XPDOM (Cross-Platform DOM) is a W3C-DOM Level 2 compatibility layer to programming Dynamic HTML in standard DOM and exactly same way in most popular browsers with DHTML: MSIE 4+ and Netscape 6+/Mozilla/Firefox as reference implementation