Initial tests in the Electrolysis project are good, so Mozilla has begun distributing the revamped browser more widely. Next comes security -- and perhaps a restored reputation. Stephen Shankland ...

Mozilla's Electrolysis project, which divides Firefox into multiple processes, is designed to help make the browser feel faster. Also coming: 64-bit support and better memory use. Stephen Shankland ...

Mozilla today announced major changes coming to how Firefox add-ons are built. While this is mainly aimed at add-on developers, the end results will trickle down to Firefox users over the next few ...

Mozilla today launched Firefox 54 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. The new version includes the next major phase of multi-process support, which streamlines memory use, improving responsiveness ...

During its first year of implementation, the STELAH project has delivered significant strategic progress in the development of next-generation alkaline electrolysis technologies for renewable hydrogen ...

Mozilla has launched a new project called Electrolysis that aims to bring multiprocess browsing to Firefox. According to Mozilla, splitting up the page rendering workload into multiple processes will ...

In conjunction with the engineering partner IAV, the Zentrum für Sonnenenergie- und Wasserstoff-Forschung Baden-Württemberg (Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Baden-Württemberg, ZSW), the ...

Power plant equipment manufacturer Siemens Energy is embarking on its first electrolysis and “green” hydrogen project in China. Siemens Energy, the power generation-focused spinoff of global ...

The Defense Innovation Unit wants to borrow from commercial electrolysis technologies. Credit: Scharfsinn/Alamy Stock Photo The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) is looking for proposals for a portable ...

Mozilla has announced the latest Firefox 48 for desktop. The browser will be the first to rock the multi-process feature called Electrolysis. Developers at Mozilla have been working on Electrolysis, ...