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 has been working on improving Firefox’s usability for our new and existing users through a modernized user interface. For the three weeks from the 12th of April we will need your help to test different features. New features to test will be added during the campaign, so remember to subscribe to be kept up-to-date! Results: Thank you for taking part in this campaign! In three weeks we collected 191 bug reports.  

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.