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On July 28, 2020, Mozilla rolled out a new version of Firefox for Android that is based on what we previously called Firefox Preview. To support the launch, we are asking you to help us answer reviews for Firefox for Android in the Google Play Store.
On average, we receive 23K reviews per month in Google Play Store. That’s why we need help from Mozillians like you to answer those reviews and help Firefox users to have a better experience online.
The Common Voice project is Mozilla’s initiative to help teach machines how real people speak. We are building an open source, multi-language dataset of voices that anyone can use to train speech-enabled applications.
As of today, Common Voice has the ability to collect voice data for a specific purpose or use-case. Now, we’re putting this to the test and kicking off data collection for our first, single word target segment. To create this segment we need as many contributors as possible across various languages to record and review the digits zero through nine, as well as the words yes, no, hey and Firefox.
Thank you for participating in the first phase of the Hunt from Home Campaign. With your help we now have a better understanding of the websites that need our immediate attention. We are rallying all fearless bug hunters for a targeted bug hunting campaign that will focus on the websites you shared with us in phase 1 of the campaign. Choose what you want to test, find the bugs, and file them!
The Coronavirus has the world redoing how it works, learns and meets. As we move more of our lives online – we’re committed to making the internet a safe, productive, and fun place for all of us. We need your help to make sure Firefox works where you need us most – tell us about the tools you’re using to collaborate, socialize, stream and learn so we can get or keep them working on Firefox.
Mozilla is evaluating how we might be bolder, broader and bigger in our work through the open and transparent ‘State of the Internet’ project. Outcomes will inform what longer horizon bets we might place to better address critical topics in online life. The project’s initial focus is on the Surveillance Economy. Share your insights on the Surveillance Economy, by reviewing and commenting 3 provocations.
On November 12th Mozilla is launching major updates to its new Android web browser Firefox Preview. We need your help to support all the enthusiastic new users. We’re asking YOU to join Mozillians around the world for a month of answering questions and helping users have a great experience!
Mozilla’s goal is to empower people across their connected lives. By getting our friends and family to join Firefox, they get ways to share files securely, keep their passwords safe, sync their browser across devices, test new products, and keep their data safe.
Mozilla is launching a NEW Android web browser and we need your help to get it ready for the free and open web. We’re asking YOU to become a fearless beta tester and BUG HUNTER to gather with friends and family, install this brand new browser and test it until you can test no more!
RESULTS: 8000 new installs, 533 bugs and about 3000 Daily Active Users
Mozilla’s Common Voice is the project that aims to unlock and open the voice ecosystem. It needs YOUR help to advance English voice collection and get to the next level. In order for a language to be usable by speech recognition engines we need at least 2000 hours of voice collected from at least 1000 diverse people, and we think communities are the only ones that can enable this diversity.
Results: 27 hours were gathered.
The Firefox Fights for You campaign, launched at the start of Dec 2018, with a set of compilation videos where people “tell our story together” in 3 languages (English, German, French). We got amazing submissions from so many teams!
We want to understand where Firefox downloads come from. So far, we know that 30% of Firefox installs come from the official Mozilla website or from known partners. The other 70% come from mystery download sources that we call “the dark funnel”. Help Firefox understand what’s in the dark funnel, by participating in this campaign and spreading the light.
RESULT: 1563 reports filled
Join forces with your fellow Mozillians and help top Firefox Add-Ons by localizing them into the top 10 languages.
Result: more than 100 volunteers from around the world localized 9 popular extensions into the 7 most used Firefox Desktop locales.