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Found 3833 pages:

#	Page	Tags and summary
1	Archive of obsolete content	Archive, Landing
		Here at MDN, we try to avoid outright deleting content that might be useful to people targeting legacy platforms, operating systems, and browsers. Perhaps your target audience is people that are using older hardware, for example, and can't upgrade to the latest and greatest browsers. Or for "reasons," your company is required to use very old software and you need to build Web content that runs on that software. Or perhaps you're just curious about the history of an obsolete feature or API, and how it worked.
2	.htaccess ( hypertext access )	301 redirect, Cache control, Custom Error pages, HTACCESS, Permanent Redirect, Redirect
		File Accessing : htaccess files can be opened using any text editor, like Windows Notepad, Vin, Sublime text editor or any other. Syntax highliting support for .htaccess files less.
3	2015 MDN Fellowship Program	2015, Archive, fellowship
		No summary!
4	API	API, Archive
		Archived documentation about obsolete web standards APIs.
5	Navigator	API, Navigator
		Features that used to hang off the Navigator interface, but have since been removed.
6	Navigator.mozNotification	API, Deprecated, Mobile, Non-standard, Property, Reference
		Provides support for creating notification objects, which are used to display desktop notification alerts to the user. Currently, these are only supported on Firefox Mobile and Firefox OS. See Displaying notifications for an example.
7	Window: deviceproximity event	Sensors, events
		The deviceproximity event is fired when fresh data is available from a proximity sensor.
8	Window: userproximity event	Sensors, events
		No summary!
9	Add-ons	Add-ons, Archive, Extensions
		Archived add-ons documentation.
10	Add-on SDK	Add-on SDK, Jetpack
		No summary!
11	Builder
		No summary!
12	Guides	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
13	Content Scripts	Add-on SDK
		Many add-ons need to access and modify the content of web pages. But the main add-on code doesn't get direct access to web content. Instead, SDK add-ons need to factor the code that gets access to web content into separate scripts that are called content scripts. This page describes how to develop and implement content scripts.
14	Communicating With Other Scripts
		No summary!
15	Communicating using "port"
		To enable add-on scripts and content scripts to communicate with each other, each end of the conversation has access to a port object.
16	Communicating using "postMessage"	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
17	Cross-domain Content Scripts	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Extensions
		No summary!
18	Interacting with page scripts	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Extensions
		By default, content scripts loaded by add-ons and scripts loaded by web pages are insulated from each other:
19	Loading Content Scripts
		No summary!
20	Reddit Example	Advanced, CodingScripting, JavaScript, Mobile
		No summary!
21	port
		No summary!
22	self
		This article documents the self object that is available as a global in content scripts. self provides:
23	Contributor's Guide
		No summary!
24	Classes and Inheritance	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
25	Content Processes	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
26	Getting Started	Add-on SDK
		Learn how to contribute to the Add-on SDK.
27	Modules	Add-ons, Extensions
		A module is a self-contained unit of code, which is usually stored in a file, and has a well defined interface. The use of modules greatly improves the maintainability of code, by splitting it up into independent components, and enforcing logical boundaries between them. Unfortunately, JavaScript does not yet have native support for modules: it has to rely on the host application to provide it with functionality such as loading subscripts, and exporting/ importing names. We will show how to do each of these things using the built-in Components object provided by Xulrunner application such as Firefox and Thunderbird.
28	Private Properties
		People have come up with several ways to emulate private properties using existing language features. This article discusses two common techniques: one using prefixes, the other closures.
29	Firefox Compatibility	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
30	Module structure of the SDK	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
32	Porting the Library Detector	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Example, Extensions, Sample code, Tutorial
		No summary!
33	Program ID
		No summary!
34	SDK API Lifecycle
		No summary!
35	SDK and XUL Comparison
		No summary!
36	Testing the Add-on SDK	Add-on SDK, CFX, JPM, SDK
		No summary!
37	Two Types of Scripts
		No summary!
38	Working with Events
		No summary!
39	XUL Migration Guide
		No summary!
40	High-Level APIs	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
41	addon-page	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Extensions, Obsolete, Reference
		Create a page that does not contain navigational elements.
42	base64	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
43	clipboard	Add-on SDK
		Interact with the system clipboard, setting and getting its contents.
44	context-menu	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Extensions, Firefox, SDK
		Adds items, submenus, and menu separators to the page's context menu.
45	hotkeys	Add-on SDK
		Assign hotkey combinations to functions in your add-on.
46	indexed-db	Add-on SDK
		Exposes the IndexedDB API to add-ons.
47	l10n	Add-on SDK
		Localize strings appearing in the add-on's JavaScript code.
48	notifications	Add-on SDK, Notifications
		Display transient, toaster-style desktop messages to the user.
49	page-mod	Add-on SDK
		Run scripts in the context of web pages whose URL matches a given pattern.
50	page-worker	Add-on SDK
		Create a permanent, invisible page and access its DOM.
51	panel	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Extensions
		Creates transient dialogs to implement part of an add-on's user interface.
52	passwords	Add-on SDK
		Interact with Firefox's Password Manager to add, retrieve and remove stored credentials.
53	private-browsing	Add-on SDK
		Check whether a given object is private, so an add-on can respect private browsing
54	querystring	Add-on SDK
		Utility functions for working with query strings.
55	request	NeedsUpdate, SDK, add-on
		Make simple network requests.
56	selection	Add-on SDK
		Get and set text and HTML selections in the current web page.
57	self	Add-on SDK
		Access data that is bundled with the add-on, and add-on metadata.
58	simple-prefs	Add-on SDK
		Store preferences across application restarts.
59	simple-storage	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Reference
		Lets an add-on store data so that it's retained across Firefox restarts.
60	system	Add-on SDK
		Query the add-on's environment and access arguments passed to it.
61	tabs	Add-on SDK
		Open, manipulate, and access tabs, and receive tab events.
62	timers	Add-on SDK
		Set one-off and periodic timers.
63	ui	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Extensions, Reference
		Provides access to button, toolbar, and sidebar UI objects.
64	url	Add-on SDK
		Construct, validate, and parse URLs.
66	widget	Add-on SDK
		Create a simple user interface for an add-on in Firefox's add-on bar.
67	windows	Add-on SDK
		Enumerate and examine open browser windows, open new windows, and listen for window events.
68	Low-Level APIs
		No summary!
69	/loader
		Create CommonJS module loaders.
70	chrome
		The chrome module gives an Add-on SDK add-on access to the Components object, which in turn gives it access to a large set of privileged low-level Firefox APIs.
71	console/plain-text
		Constructor for a console instance.
72	console/traceback
		Functionality similar to Python's traceback module.
73	content/content
		Re-exports three objects from three other modules: Loader, Worker, and Symbiont.
74	content/loader
		Provides one of the building blocks for those modules that use content scripts to interact with web content, such as panel and page-mod.
75	content/mod
		Provides functions to modify a page content.
76	content/symbiont
		Used by SDK modules that can load web content and attach content scripts to it.
77	content/worker
		Used in the internal implementation of SDK modules which use content scripts to interact with web content.
78	core/heritage
		Helper functions for inheritance.
79	core/namespace
		Provides an API for creating namespaces for objects, which effectively may be used for creating fields that are not part of objects public API.
80	core/promise
		Implementation of promises to make asynchronous programming easier.
81	dev/panel
		Enables you to extend the Firefox Developer Tools.
82	event/core
		The event/core module allows the creation of APIs to broadcast and subscribe to events.
83	event/target
		Create objects that broadcast events.
84	frame/hidden-frame
		Creates Firefox frames (i.e. XUL <iframe> elements) that are not displayed to the user.
85	frame/utils
		Provides helper functions for working with platform internals like frames and browsers.
86	fs/path
		Provides access to the local filesystem with the NodeJS path module API.
87	io/byte-streams
		Provides streams for reading and writing bytes.
88	io/file
		Provides access to the local filesystem.
89	io/text-streams
		Provides streams for reading and writing text.
90	lang/functional
		Functional helper methods.
91	lang/type
		Functions for working with type detection.
92	loader/cuddlefish	Add-on SDK, CFX
		The SDK's module loader.
93	loader/sandbox
		Create JavaScript sandboxes and execute scripts in them.
94	net/url
		No summary!
95	net/xhr
		Provides access to XMLHttpRequest functionality.
96	places/bookmarks
		Create, modify, and retrieve bookmarks.
97	places/favicon
		Helper functions for working with favicons.
98	places/history
		Access the user's browsing history.
99	platform/xpcom
		Implement XPCOM objects, factories, and services.
100	preferences/event-target	Add-on SDK
		Listen to changes to the Preferences system in Firefox.
101	preferences/service	Add-on SDK, Jetpack, SDK
		Access the Preferences system in Firefox.
102	remote/child	Module, Reference, SDK
		Enables an SDK module loaded into a child process to access web content in the child process and communicate with modules in the main process.
103	remote/parent	Reference, SDK
		Enables you to load modules, and privileged parts of your add-on in general, into child processes.
104	stylesheet/style
		Modify styles using stylesheet files or CSS rules.
105	stylesheet/utils
		Helper functions for working with stylesheets.
106	system/child_process
		An implementation of the node.js child_process API.
107	system/environment
		Access, set and clear environment variables.
108	system/events
		API for working with the application observer service.
109	system/runtime
		Access to information about Firefox's runtime environment.
110	system/unload
		Register callbacks that are called when a module is unloaded.
111	system/xul-app
		Information about the application on which your add-on is running.
112	tabs/utils
		Functions for working with XUL tabs and the XUL tabbrowser object.
113	test/assert	Add-on SDK, JPM
		Implements the assert interface defined in the CommonJS Unit Testing specification version 1.1.
114	test/harness
		Test harness setup and execution.
115	test/httpd
		An HTTP server for the Mozilla platform, which can be used in unit tests.
116	test/runner
		Sets up unit tests.
117	test/utils
		Helper methods used in the CommonJS Unit Testing suite.
118	ui/button/action
		Add a button to the Firefox user interface.
119	ui/button/toggle
		Add a toggle button to the Firefox user interface.
120	ui/frame
		Create HTML iframes, using bundled HTML, CSS and JavaScript, that can be added to a designated area of the Firefox user interface.
121	ui/id
		Create UI component IDs.
122	ui/sidebar
		Enables you to create sidebars.
123	ui/toolbar
		Add a toolbar to the Firefox user interface.
124	util/array
		Helper functions for working with arrays.
125	util/collection
		A simple list-like class and utilities for using it.
126	util/deprecate
		Functions to deprecate code.
127	util/list
		Building blocks for composing lists.
128	util/match-pattern
		Test strings containing URLs against simple patterns.
129	util/object
		Functions for working with objects.
130	util/uuid
		Generate or parse UUIDs.
131	window/utils
		Functions for working with browser windows.
132	Release notes	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
133	Tools	Add-on SDK, CFX, JPM
		No summary!
134	cfx	Add-on SDK, CFX
		Enables you to test, run, and package add-ons. cfx is is no longer supported as of Firefox 44 and no longer accepted for add-on submission, jpm should now be used instead.
135	cfx to jpm	CFX, JPM, SDK, add-on
		A guide to working with jpm if you're already familiar with cfx.
136	console	Add-on SDK
		Enables your add-on to log error, warning or informational messages.
137	jpm	Add-on SDK, JPM
		jpm is a command-line tool that enables you to test, run, and package add-ons.
138	jpm-mobile	ADB, Add-ons, JPM, Mobile, Testing, travis-ci
		The Node-based replacement for cfx --force-mobile. Enables you to run and test add-ons for Firefox Mobile (aka Fennec).
139	jpmignore	JPM
		No summary!
140	package.json	CommonJS, JPM, SDK, add-on, package.json
		The package.json file contains manifest data for your add-on, providing not only descriptive information about the add-on for presentation in the Add-ons Manager, but other metadata required of add-ons.
141	Tutorials	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
142	Add a Context Menu Item	Add-on SDK, Firefox, Guide
		No summary!
143	Add a Menu Item to Firefox	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
144	Adding a Button to the Toolbar	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
145	Annotator	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
146	Creating annotations	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Beginner, Extensions, Tutorial
		No summary!
147	Displaying annotations	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
148	Implementing the widget	Add-on SDK, Add-ons, Beginner, Extensions, Tutorial
		No summary!
149	Overview	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
150	Storing annotations	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
151	Chrome Authority
		No summary!
152	Creating Event Targets
		No summary!
153	Creating Reusable Modules	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
154	Developing for Firefox Mobile	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
155	Display a Popup	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
156	Getting Started (jpm)	Add-on SDK, JPM
		In this tutorial we've built and packaged an add-on using three commands:
157	Getting started (cfx)
		In this tutorial we've built and packaged an add-on using three commands:
158	List Open Tabs	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
159	Listen for Page Load	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
160	Listening for Load and Unload
		No summary!
161	Localization	Add-on SDK, Localization
		No summary!
162	Logging	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
163	Modifying Web Pages Based on URL	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
164	Modifying the Page Hosted by a Tab	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
165	Open a Web Page	Add-on SDK
		No summary!
166	Troubleshooting
		No summary!
167	Unit Testing	Add-on SDK, JPM
		No summary!
168	Using XPCOM without chrome	Bookmarks, Chrome, SDK, XPCOM
		No summary!
169	Using third-party modules (jpm)	Addon-SDK, JPM
		First, while in the root of your add-on, install the package that contains the modules you want to use:
170	Bootstrapped extensions	Add-ons, Extensions, Firefox 4, Gecko 2.0, Guide, Localization
		No summary!
171	Code snippets	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions
		No summary!
172	Alerts and Notifications	Code snippets
		non-modal notification and further interaction with users
173	Autocomplete	Code snippets, Form Fill, Satchel
		No summary!
174	Bookmarks	Code snippets, Developing Mozilla, Extensions, Places
		No summary!
175	Boxes	Code snippets
		Make the BOX style="display: block" and the wrapping behavior will occur when the box is resized:
176	Canvas code snippets	Canvas, Code snippets, Graphics
		No summary!
177	Cookies	Add-ons, Code snippets, Cookies, Extensions
		No summary!
178	Customizing the download progress bar
		No summary!
179	Delayed Execution	Code snippets
		No summary!
180	Dialogs and Prompts	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions, XUL
		No summary!
181	Downloading Files	Code snippets
		To download a file, create an instance of nsIWebBrowserPersist and call its nsIWebBrowserPersist.saveURI() method, passing it a URL to download and an nsIFile instance representing the local file name/path.
182	Drag & Drop	Code snippets
183	Embedding SVG	Code snippets
		No summary!
184	Examples and demos from articles
		No summary!
185	File I/O	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions, Files, Streams, Tutorial
		No summary!
186	Finding window handles	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions, XPCOM, js-ctypes
		No summary!
187	Forms related code snippets	Code snippets, Forms
		No summary!
188	HTML in XUL for rich tooltips	Code snippets, Examples, HTML, XUL
		No summary!
189	HTML to DOM	Code snippets, DOM, Guide, HTML, Intermediate, NeedsUpdate
		Although you can now natively parse HTML using DOMParser and XMLHttpRequest, this is a new feature that is not yet supported by all browsers in use in the wild. The code snippets on this page will let your site work until these new features are more widely available.
190	IsDefaultNamespace
		No summary!
191	JS XPCOM	Code snippets, JavaScript, XPCOM, about:, nsIAboutModule
		No summary!
192	JavaScript Debugger Service	Code snippets
		No summary!
193	JavaScript timers	JavaScript timers, NeedsBetterPlace
		No summary!
194	JavaScript Daemons Management	DOM, Guide, JavaScript, JavaScript timers, MakeBrowserAgnostic
		No summary!
195	Label and description	Code snippets
		No summary!
196	LookupNamespaceURI
		No summary!
197	LookupPrefix
		No summary!
198	Miscellaneous	Add-ons, Code, Code snippets, Extensions, Snippets
		No summary!
199	Modules
		No summary!
200	On page load	Add-ons, Extensions
		No summary!
201	Page Loading	Code snippets
		No summary!
202	Post data to window	Add-ons, Extensions, NeedsContent
		No summary!
203	Preferences	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions, Guide, Mozilla, Preferences
		No summary!
204	Progress Listeners	Add-ons, Extensions
		No summary!
205	QuerySelector	DOM
		No summary!
206	Rosetta	C, DOM, HTML, HTMLScriptElement, JavaScript, Non-JavaScript, Programming Languages
		No summary!
207	Running applications	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions
		No summary!
208	SVG Animation	NeedsContent
		No summary!
209	SVG General	Code snippets
		No summary!
210	Scrollbar	Code snippets
		No summary!
211	Sidebar	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions
		No summary!
212	StringView
		As web applications become more and more powerful, adding features such as audio and video manipulation, access to raw data using WebSockets, and so forth, it has become clear that there are times when it would be helpful for JavaScript code to be able to quickly and easily manipulate raw binary data. In the past, this had to be simulated by treating the raw data as a string and using the charCodeAt() method to read the bytes from the data buffer.
213	Tabbox
		No summary!
214	Toolbar	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions, Toolbars
		No summary!
215	Tree	Code snippets
		No summary!
216	URI parsing
		No summary!
217	View Source for XUL Applications
		No summary!
218	Windows	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions, Guide, NeedsContent, NeedsHelp
		No summary!
219	XML-related code snippets	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions
		No summary!
220	xml:base support in old browsers	Code snippets
		No summary!
221	XPath
		No summary!
222	getAttributeNS	Code snippets
		No summary!
223	Common Pitfalls	Add-ons, Developing Mozilla, Extensions
		There are some common pitfalls that should be avoided when writing either extensions or core Mozilla code. These are the sort of things that super-review should be catching for code that goes into the tree; avoiding these to start with saves super-reviewers a lot of effort.
224	Communication between HTML and your extension	Add-ons, Extensions, Web Development
		See also Interaction between privileged and non-privileged pages.
225	Creating custom Firefox extensions with the Mozilla build system	Add-ons, Build documentation, Developing Mozilla, Extensions, Guide, NeedsContent, XPCOM
		No summary!
226	Custom about: URLs	about:
		This page describes how to register a new about: URL for your extension.
227	Default Preferences
		A key part of any extension is the default settings that come with it. Mozilla provides a simple way of shipping default settings by allowing default preferences.
228	Deploying a Plugin as an Extension	Add-ons, Plugins
		One of the new features available in Firefox 1.5 is the ability to place browser plugins in a Firefox extension. This feature is particularly useful for vendors who wish to deploy the plugin even if Firefox is not currently installed, or who want to use the automatic extension update mechanism to update their plugin to a newer version.
229	Developing add-ons	Add-ons
		This page will help guide you to the information you need in order to create add-ons for Firefox, Thunderbird, or other software based on the Mozilla platform, as well as how to distribute your add-ons.
230	Displaying web content in an extension without security issues	Extensions, Security, XMLHttpRequest, XUL
		One of the most common security issues with extensions is execution of remote code in privileged context. A typical example is an RSS reader extension that would take the content of the RSS feed (HTML code), format it nicely and insert into the extension window. The issue that is commonly overlooked here is that the RSS feed could contain some malicious JavaScript code and it would then execute with the privileges of the extension — meaning that it would get full access to the browser (cookies, history etc) and to user’s files. These issues can easily be avoided by making use of the existing security mechanisms in the Mozilla codebase. The following article explains these security mechanisms, ideally an extension that needs to display web content (which is always potentially dangerous) will use all of them.
231	Downloading JSON and JavaScript in extensions	AJAX, Add-ons, Extensions, JSON, XMLHttpRequest
		A common practice found in many extensions is using XMLHttpRequest (or some other mechanism) to download JavaScript or JSON (they are different) from a remote website. Once the content has been downloaded, the extension authors proceed to use eval() to decode the string content into JavaScript objects. This practice is dangerous and will not, in fact, pass an AMO review. So the extension will not be allowed to move out of the AMO sandbox.
233	Enhanced Extension Installation	Add-ons, Extensions
		No summary!
234	Extension Etiquette	Add-ons, Extensions, Guide
		No summary!
235	Extension Library
		No summary!
236	Extension Packaging	Add-ons, Extensions, Guide, Toolkit API
		No summary!
237	Extension Samples
		No summary!
238	Extension Theming Guidelines	Add-ons, Extensions
		This is a set of guidelines on how to control the look and feel of your extension while leaving it open for styling by custom themes.
239	Extension Versioning, Update and Compatibility	Add-ons, Extensions
		Add-ons should specify their versions using the Toolkit version format. As a rough overview this is a version string split by periods, some examples:
240	Extensions support in SeaMonkey 2	Add-ons, CodingScripting, Extensions, JavaScript, SeaMonkey, URL, thunderbird
		Starting with SeaMonkey 2 Alpha 1 SeaMonkey supports toolkit/-style extensions. These type of extensions have many advantages for both users and developers compared to the old xpinstall/-style extensions.
241	Firefox addons developer guide
		The original document is in Japanese and distributed via the xuldev.org website. So there may be still some reference to the xuldev website (we want to host source code on MDC, not on xuldev), and to Japanese things (like some specific locales, which have been translated to French since non-latin characters are not well supported).
242	Hiding browser chrome	Add-ons, Extensions, XUL, XULBrowserWindow
		There are times in which an extension may find it useful to hide browser chrome (that is, toolbars, the location bar, and so forth), in order to reduce clutter when presenting a particular user interface. This is done, for example, by the about:addons page.
243	Hotfix Extension
		This document has been moved to the Add-ons wiki.
244	How to convert an overlay extension to restartless	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions, Firefox, Firefox OS, Guide, Preferences system
		No summary!
245	Inline options	Add-ons, Extensions, XUL
		No summary!
246	Install Manifests	Add-ons, Archive, Extensions, Manifests, Toolkit API
		An Install Manifest is the file an Add-on Manager-enabled XUL application (e.g. Firefox or Thunderbird) uses to determine information about an add-on as it is being installed. It contains metadata identifying the add-on, providing information about who created it, where more information can be found about it, which versions of what applications it is compatible with, how it should be updated, and so on.
247	Installing Extensions and Themes From Web Pages	Add-ons, Extensions, Obsolete, Themes
		There are a variety of ways you can install extensions and themes from web pages, including direct linking to the XPI files and using the InstallTrigger object.
248	Interaction between privileged and non-privileged pages	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions
		An easy way to send data from a web page to an extension is by using custom DOM events. In your extension's browser.xul overlay, write code which listens for a custom DOM event. Here we call the event MyExtensionEvent.
249	Jetpack Processes	Jetpack
		Jetpack processes are created by components that implement the nsIJetpackService interface, and their parent chrome process communicates with them via the nsIJetpack interface.
250	Legacy Add-ons	Add-ons, Extensions, Landing
		This section contains links to documentation for legacy technology for add-on development, including:
251	Listening to events in Firefox extensions	Add-ons, Archive, DOM, Extensions, Gecko, Obsolete, events
		Gecko uses events to pass information about interesting things that have occurred along to the parties that may wish to know about them. There are several different categories of events; this article will help you learn about them and direct you to more specific documentation covering each of them. It also provides some use cases that may be of specific interest.
252	Migrating from Internal Linkage to Frozen Linkage	XPCOM
		Extension code using internal linkage will need to migrate to use frozen linkage because internal linkage will not be available in Firefox 3. This document is a guide to common code patterns that may need to change to work with frozen linkage.
253	Migrating raw components to add-ons
		Historically, Firefox has allowed third party contributions to be added to the application's components/ directory, but beginning with Firefox 3.6, this is no longer permitted. Components added in this way are invisible to users and cannot be managed through the Firefox add-ons manager. What's worse, though, is that these components don't have a mechanism for specifying the versions of Firefox with which they are compatible, leading to poor integration and instability as users upgrade their Firefox installations.
254	Multiple item extension packaging	Add-ons, Obsolete, Toolkit API, install. rdf
		A multiple Item package provides the ability to package multiple installable bundles which can then be downloaded and installed by a user, or provided pre-packaged with an application or by an external program. Every multiple item package must provide an install.rdf file (not old-style install.js!) and has the same requirements as an extension except as noted below.
255	Offering a context menu for form controls	Add-ons, Extensions, Mozilla, XUL
		Firefox 3 changed the behavior of right-click on form controls to no longer display a context menu by default. This article describes how an extension can override this change in a particular window, enabling context menus to work on form controls.
256	Overlay extensions	Add-ons, Extensions, Landing
		No summary!
257	Firefox addons developer guide	Add-ons, Extensions, Firefox, Guide
		The Firefox add-ons developer guide was contributed by the Mozilla Japan community; it covers how to go about building Firefox extensions using XPCOM and XUL. These days, we recommend using the Add-on SDK instead, but there are times when you need the additional control offered by a more direct approach.
258	Appendix: What you should know about open-source software licenses
		No summary!
259	Chapter 1: Introduction to Extensions
		No summary!
260	Chapter 2: Technologies used in developing extensions
		No summary!
261	Chapter 3: Introduction to XUL—How to build a more intuitive UI	Add-ons, Extensions, Firefox, XUL
		learn about XUL, the XML-based User-interface Language, which is one of the building blocks for extensions.
262	Chapter 4: Using XPCOM—Implementing advanced processes
		This chapter explains how to use XPCOM to implement advanced processes using only JavaScript.
263	Chapter 5: Let's build a Firefox extension	Archive, Obsolete
		No summary!
264	Chapter 6: Firefox extensions and XUL applications
		This chapter discusses tools to assist in developing extensions.
265	License and authors
		No summary!
266	XUL School Tutorial	Add-ons, Extensions, References, Tutorials, XUL
		No summary!
267	Adding Events and Commands	Add-ons, CodingScripting, DOM, Glossary, Guide, JavaScript, XUL, events
		No summary!
268	Adding Toolbars and Toolbar Buttons	Toolbars, XUL
		Adding new toolbars to Firefox is easy, but adding them the wrong way is very easy as well.
269	Adding menus and submenus	Add-ons, CodingScripting, Macs, XUL, apple
		The Hello World example in the previous sections shows the two most common ways to add menus. In this section we'll look into more specialized menus and what you can do with them.
270	Adding sidebars
		No summary!
271	Adding windows and dialogs
		No summary!
272	Appendix A: Add-on Performance	Add-ons, Extensions, Performance
		No summary!
273	Appendix B: Install and Uninstall Scripts
		No summary!
274	Appendix C: Avoiding using eval in Add-ons
		No summary!
275	Appendix D: Loading Scripts	Extensions, XUL
		No summary!
276	Appendix E: DOM Building and Insertion (HTML & XUL)
		No summary!
277	Appendix F: Monitoring DOM changes
		No summary!
278	Connecting to Remote Content
		No summary!
279	Custom XUL Elements with XBL
		No summary!
280	Getting Started with Firefox Extensions	Extensions
		an extension is a small application that adds something new to one or more Mozilla applications. This tutorial focuses on extensions for Firefox, but the same (or very similar) principles apply to creating extensions for other applications such as Thunderbird, Seamonkey, and Flock.
281	Handling Preferences	Add-ons, Extensions, XUL, XUL School
		No summary!
282	Intercepting Page Loads
		No summary!
283	Introduction
		Welcome to the XUL School Tutorial!
284	JavaScript Object Management	JavaScript, Object, Tutorials
		No summary!
285	Local Storage	Guide, Storage, XUL
		No summary!
286	Mozilla Documentation Roadmap
		No summary!
287	Observer Notifications
		No summary!
288	Setting Up a Development Environment
		No summary!
289	The Box Model
		No summary!
290	The Essentials of an Extension
		No summary!
291	Useful Mozilla Community Sites
		No summary!
292	User Notifications and Alerts
		No summary!
293	XPCOM Objects
		No summary!
294	Performance best practices in extensions	Add-ons, Best practices, Extensions, Guide, NeedsContent, NeedsExample, Performance
		No summary!
295	Search Extension Tutorial (Draft)	Extensions, Search, Tutorial
		Many add-ons, for monetization or other reasons, change several search-related settings at install time. While this is generally considered acceptable behavior, considerable care must be taken to avoid violating the Mozilla add-on guidelines or creating an adverse user experience.
296	Security best practices in extensions	Add-ons, Best practices, Extensions, Guide, Security
		This document is intended as a guide for developers to promote best practices in securing your extension. Your goal is to keep your users safe. Some items mentioned are strict guidelines, meaning that if you don't follow them then your add-on will not be approved on Mozilla add-ons. Other items are recommendations. The difference will be clearly flagged.
297	Session store API	Add-ons, Extensions, Firefox, Guide, Obsolete
		Session store makes it possible for extensions to easily save and restore data across Firefox sessions. There is a simple API that lets extensions access the session store feature.
298	Setting up an extension development environment	Add-ons, Extensions, Guide
		This article provides suggestions for how to set up your Mozilla application for extension development. These details apply to Firefox, Thunderbird, and SeaMonkey (version 2.0 and above).
299	Signing an XPI	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions, Guide, NeedsHelp, XPInstall
		This article describes how to sign your own Firefox extensions with a code-signing certificate on a Windows platform. It was developed from the linux article So you want to sign your XPI package? by MozDev Group's Pete Collins.
300	Signing an extension	Add-ons, Administration, Extensions, Themes, XPInstall, enterprise
		This article describes how to digitally sign your extension for Firefox and Thunderbird, with a code signing certificate for Object Signing. The following instructions also apply to a theme and other XPI files.
301	Supporting search suggestions in search plugins	Add-ons, OpenSearch, Search, Search plugins
		Firefox supports search suggestions in OpenSearch plugins; as the user types in the search bar, Firefox queries the URL specified by the search plugin to fetch live search suggestions.
302	Tabbed browser	Add-ons, Code snippets, Extensions
		Here you should find a set of useful code snippets to help you work with Firefox's tabbed browser. The comments normally mark where you should be inserting your own code.
303	Techniques
		.
304	Promises	Add-ons, Examples, Snippets, async
		No summary!
305	Updating addons broken by private browsing changes	Add-ons, Reference
		After reading this document, contact Josh Matthews with further questions or clarifications, or file a bug if your extension has stopped working due to a change described here and you are having trouble updating it.
306	Using Dependent Libraries In Extension Components	Add-ons, Extensions
		Extensions with binary components sometimes need to depend on other shared libraries (for example, libraries provided by a third party). The Firefox extension system does not provide automatic support for loading these dependent libraries, but it is possible to load these libraries explicitly using a component stub.
307	Using the Stylesheet Service	Add-ons, Extensions
		The stylesheet service allows extensions to manage user and UA stylesheets without having to touch userContent.css or userChrome.css files. The API is defined in nsIStyleSheetService.idl.
310	bookmarks.export()	API, Add-ons, Bookmarks, Extensions, Method, Non-standard, Reference, WebExtensions, export
		Exports bookmarks to an HTML bookmark file.
311	bookmarks.import()	API, Add-ons, Bookmarks, Extensions, Method, Non-standard, Reference, WebExtensions, import
		Imports bookmarks from an HTML bookmark file.
312	Adding preferences to an extension	Add-ons, Extensions, Preferences system, XUL
		This article takes the Creating a dynamic status bar extension sample to the next level, adding a popup menu that lets you quickly switch between multiple stocks to watch. It also adds a preference dialog that lets you switch to a stock other than one of the ones included in the popup menu.
313	An Interview With Douglas Bowman of Wired News	Web Development, Web Standards
		One of the Web's oldest news sites, Wired News draws between 20 and 25 million page views every month. On October 11, 2002, Wired launched a brand-new site design that uses validating XHTML for its structure and a small collection of CSS files for its layout. The new design clearly shows what some experts have been saying: that standards-based design can be visually compelling and preserve the interface conventions we've come to expect from Web pages.
356	Archived Mozilla and build documentation
		These articles are archived, obsolete documents about Mozilla, Gecko, and the process of building Mozilla projects.
357	ActiveX Control for Hosting Netscape Plug-ins in IE	Add-ons, NeedsClassification, Plugins
		Microsoft has removed support for Netscape plug-ins from IE 5.5 SP 2 and beyond. If you are a plug-in author, you may find this project saves you a lot of work!
358	Archived SpiderMonkey docs	Archive
		This section contains old SpiderMonkey documentation.
359	File object	File, JavaScript, Non-standard, SpiderMonkey
		Non-Standard Server-Side Object
360	open
		Opens the file, specifying file mode and type.
361	Merging TraceMonkey Repo
		These are the steps to merge the TraceMonkey repository to mozilla-central. Between resolving conflicts, finding a good time to land, watching the tree, and marking bugs as fixed, it takes around half a day.
362	SpiderMonkey coding conventions	JavaScript, SpiderMonkey
		The SpiderMonkey project owners enforce coding conventions pretty strictly during code reviews.
363	Autodial for Windows NT	Necko, Outdated_articles
		This document is intended to explain how the autodial helper feature implemented for bug 93002 works and why it works that way.
364	Automated testing tips and tricks	Developing Mozilla
		No summary!
365	Automatic Mozilla Configurator	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		No summary!
366	Enabling quicklaunch for all users	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		No summary!
367	How Mozilla finds its configuration files	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		No summary!
368	How Thunderbird and Firefox find their configuration files	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		No summary!
369	Introduction	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		No summary!
370	Kill the XUL.mfl file for good	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		No summary!
371	Locked config settings	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		No summary!
372	Other Mozilla customization pages	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		No summary!
373	Protecting Mozilla's registry.dat file	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		No summary!
374	Automatically Handle Failed Asserts in Debug Builds
		As of 2004-12-8, it is now possible to automatically handle failed asserts in debug builds of Mozilla for Windows.
375	BlackConnect	Java
		No summary!
376	Blackwood	Java
		No summary!
377	Bonsai	Developing Mozilla, Tools
		It is a tool that lets you perform queries on the contents of a CVS archive; you can: get a list of checkins, see what checkins have been made by a given person, or on a given CVS branch, or in a particular time period. It also includes tools for looking at checkin logs (and comments); doing diffs between various versions of a file; and finding out which person is responsible for changing a particular line of code ("cvsblame").
378	Bookmark Keywords	User_Documentation
		Practically every Web surfer has bookmarks, of course, and power surfers usually have hundreds stuffed into folders within folders. In addition to being handy pointers to useful resources, bookmarks in Mozilla can be used to make the address bar itself a power tool. Searches, lookups, package tracking, and even word definitions can all be retrieved from user-customized bookmarks.
379	Build
		This page was auto-generated because a user created a sub-page to this page.
380	Building TransforMiiX standalone	NeedsHelp, NeedsRewrite, XSLT
		No summary!
381	Chromeless	Update
		[This project may not be active — check Github https://github.com/mozilla/chromeless]
382	Compiling The npruntime Sample Plugin in Visual Studio	Add-ons, Plugins
		No summary!
383	Creating a Firefox sidebar extension	Add-ons, Extensions, Firefox, Obsolete
		This article describes how to create a registered sidebar for Firefox 2 or greater. See the references section for information on creating extension in earlier browsers.
384	Creating a Microsummary	Microsummaries, Obsolete
		A microsummary generator is a set of instructions for creating a microsummary from the content of a page. Web pages can reference generators via <link rel="microsummary"> elements in their <head> elements. Generators can also be independently downloaded and installed by users if they include a list of pages to which they apply.
385	Creating a Mozilla Extension	Add-ons, Extensions
		A Mozilla extension is an installable enhancement to the Mozilla browser that provides additional functionality (for example Linky, which adds an item to the context menu for opening multiple links in a document or selection). This tutorial walks you through the process of building a Mozilla extension that adds an icon to Mozilla's status bar showing the current status of the Mozilla source code (i.e. whether or not the latest version of the code is compiling successfully and passing tests). The extension will access Tinderbox, mozilla.org's webtool for tracking source code status, to get the status of the code.
386	Adding the structure	Add-ons, Extensions
		The UI for our extension is an icon in the status bar. To implement this UI, we'll add a statusbarpanel element to the statusbar element in the navigator.xul file.
387	Conclusion	Add-ons, Extensions
		You now have a working Mozilla extension installer! To test it, try installing the extension on a fresh copy of Mozilla by loading the file in your Mozilla browser (this works whether you load it from the web or from your local hard drive via a file:/// URL). Mozilla will automatically detect that the file is an installer and ask you if you want to install the software. Try installing the extension, restarting Mozilla, and see if it works.
388	Enabling the behavior - retrieving tinderbox status	Add-ons, Extensions
		Our Mozilla extension now exists, but it doesn't do anything. To make it work we have to add JavaScript code that changes its status when the tinderbox status changes. The first step is to write a function that queries the tinderbox server and retrieves the current status.
389	Enabling the behavior - updating the status bar panel	Add-ons, Extensions
		No summary!
390	Enabling the behavior - updating the status periodically	Add-ons, Extensions
		No summary!
391	Finding the code to modify	Add-ons, Extensions
		Now that we've found the file to edit, we need to find the specific code within that file. Again, the DOM Inspector makes this easy. The "Document - DOM Nodes" pane on the left-hand side of the Inspector window displays a tree representation of the browser window's XUL file. When you select a node in the tree, a red border flashes for several seconds around the visual representation of that node in the browser window.
392	Finding the file to modify	Add-ons, Extensions
		Now that we have a hackable Mozilla, it's time to find the file we want to hack. Mozilla's UI is divided into three layers: the structure, the style, and the behavior. The structure layer identifies the widgets (menus, buttons, etc.) and their position in the UI relative to each other, the style layer defines how the widgets look (size, color, style, etc.) and their overall position (alignment), and the behavior layer specifies how the widgets behave and how users can use them to accomplish their goals. mention the localization layer
393	Making a Mozilla installation modifiable	Add-ons, Extensions
		Mozilla's user interface is made up of XUL (described below), XBL (a topic for another tutorial), JavaScript, CSS, and image files. XUL, XBL, JavaScript, and CSS files are all in text format and can be edited in a standard text editor, while image files are in binary GIF, JPG, or PNG format and must be edited with an image editing program.
394	Making it into a dynamic overlay and packaging it up for distribution	Add-ons, Extensions
		Now that we have a static overlay we're in good shape to create a XPI package that installs our extension as a dynamic overlay. XPIs have a complex structure designed to separate UI layers from each other. To make our XPI we'll start out by creating a directory to hold the files we're going to add to the XPI. Then we'll modify URLs in our files so they point to the right place. After that we'll create a contents.rdf file describing the tinderstatus component for the chrome registry and an install.js script to perform the installation. Finally we'll zip the files into an archive.
395	Making it into a static overlay	Add-ons, Extensions
		Now that we have a working Mozilla extension that shows tinderbox status, we need to make it distributable to other users. The two ways of doing that are to integrate it into the Mozilla codebase (in which case it is no longer an extension but rather part of the default Mozilla distribution) and to package it into an installer that users can run from within Mozilla to add the extension to their Mozilla installation.
396	Prerequisites	Add-ons, Extensions
		In order to complete this tutorial you need to have and know how to use the following programs on your computer:
397	Specifying the appearance	Add-ons, Extensions
		Now that we have defined a panel in which to display an icon, we use CSS to specify which icon to display. For this we have to first create four icons, one for each tinderbox state (none, success, test failed, and busted), then create a set of CSS rules that displays the icon corresponding to the current tinderbox state:
398	Tinderbox	Add-ons, Extensions
		Tinderbox is a web tool for tracking the status of the Mozilla source code. It consists of a set of client machines that continuously build and test Mozilla and report their results back to a server that makes those results available via a web page. The tool enables mozilla.org to be immediately notified of changes to the code that prevent Mozilla from compiling and running (or compromise performance and footprint) so they can get someone to fix the problem or reverse the changes.
399	Creating a Release Tag	Junk
		Here are directions for creating a release from a linux system. Note that there are a couple of extra files for Win32 and Macintosh that aren't pulled by the normal script and need to be pulled by hand. The mini-branch is created so you can check in the build scripts with the necessary changes without touching the original branch.
400	Creating a Skin for Firefox/Getting Started	Add-ons, Themes
		Download the latest version of Firefox and install it. Be sure to install the DOM Inspector extension as well.
401	Creating a Skin for Mozilla	Add-ons, NeedsUpdate, Obsolete, Themes
		In order to create a skin for mozilla, you will need to know three things. How to edit images, extract zip files, and how to modify CSS. Mozilla uses standard gif, png, and jpeg images for the buttons and CSS to style everything else in the interface.
402	FAQ	Add-ons, NeedsUpdate, Obsolete, Themes
		Unfortunately, yes. Every time there is a major change made to the interface, either visible or behind the scenes, your skin will have problems. When the Mozilla developers make changes like this, they increase the skin version number. This is the number that is defined in contents.rdf. Test your skin with every major release of Mozilla. If a message appears in the preferences window telling you that it's an old skin, you're going to have to look over the code to see what changed.
403	Getting Started	Add-ons, Guide, Themes
		No summary!
404	In-Depth	Add-ons, Themes
		No summary!
405	Links	Add-ons, Themes
		No summary!
406	contents.rdf	Add-ons, Themes
		No summary!
407	toolbarBindings.xml	Add-ons, Themes
		No summary!
408	Creating a Skin for SeaMonkey 2.x	SeaMonkey
		You're going to make a theme for SeaMonkey 2, but don't know how? I hope this manual will help you.
409	Getting Started
		The folder containing Seamonkey is called folder_with_seamonkey in this manual.
410	chrome.manifest
		Copy the following text and paste it into a text file, then save that file as "chrome.manifest":
411	install.rdf
		Copy the following text and paste it into a text file, then save that file as "install.rdf":
412	Creating a hybrid CD	Developing Mozilla, Outdated_articles
		No summary!
413	Creating regular expressions for a microsummary generator	Microsummaries, Obsolete
		A regular expression is a special kind of string (i.e. a sequence of characters) that matches patterns of characters in other strings. Microsummary generators use them to identify the pages that the generators know how to summarize by matching patterns in those pages' URLs.
414	DTrace	Archive, DTrace, Performance, Profiling, QA, Testing
		DTrace is Sun Microsystem's dynamic tracing framework that allows developers to instrument a program with probes that have little to no effect on performance when not in use and very little when active. Probe data can be collected with scripts written in D (no, not that one). Mozilla DTrace support has been added by the Sun DTrace team and can be used on Solaris 10 and Mac OS X 10.5.
415	Dehydra	Dehydra
		The development focus switched to DXR (where the "D" comes from "Dehydra"), which is based on clang instead of gcc. Try DXR instead, or else try the gcc python plugin: https://fedorahosted.org/gcc-python-plugin/.
416	Dehydra Frequently Asked Questions	Dehydra
		Initially Dehydra was written as an easy way to look for patterns in Control Flow Graphs (CFGs). Images of those graphs reminded me of the multiheaded Hydra monster. Thus De-hydra can be thought of as a decapitating tool for slaying CFGs. Currently Dehydra does not provide the CFG functionality, this functionality is now provided by Treehydra.
417	Dehydra Function Reference
		The following functions may be provided by the analysis script and will be called by Dehydra while compiling. See the Dehydra object reference for details on the available object properties.
418	Dehydra Object Reference
		Dehydra represents C++ types and variables as JavaScript objects. The objects are designed to distill that type system to the minimum such that it can be easy to match on.
419	Installing Dehydra	Dehydra
		It is recommended that you use SpiderMonkey revision AURORA_BASE_20110705 when building Dehydra.
420	Using Dehydra
		As GCC compiles file, Dehydra calls functions in the user analysis script with information about the code being compiled. For more information, see the function reference and the object reference.
421	Developing New Mozilla Features	Developing Mozilla, Outdated_articles
		Tips For Contributing New Features To Mozilla.
422	Devmo 1.0 Launch Roadmap	MDC Project archives
		Comments, ideas, questions and other discussion should be added on the Devmo talk:1.0 Launch Roadmap page. Further details on smaller tasks being done are available at User:Dria:TODO page. See also Current Events.
423	Download Manager improvements in Firefox 3	Download Manager, Firefox 3
		Firefox 3 offers improvements to the Download Manager that allow multiple progress listeners, use of the Storage API for data management, download resuming, and more. In addition, you can augment or replace the Download Manager's user interface by implementing the new nsIDownloadManagerUI interface.
424	Download Manager preferences
		There are several preferences used by the Download Manager. This article provides a list of them.
425	Drag and Drop	Mozilla, XUL
		This section describes how to implement objects that can be dragged around and dropped onto other objects.
426	Drag and Drop Example	XUL
		An example of implementing drag and drop will be implemented in this section.
427	Drag and Drop JavaScript Wrapper	XUL
		No summary!
428	Drag and drop events	Firefox 3
		Firefox 3 adds two new events that allow you to determine when drag operations begin and end. These events are new in the current working draft of the HTML 5 specification.
429	Editor Embedding Guide	Embedding Mozilla, Guide, Midas, NeedsHelp
		Given an nsIWebBrowser instance, get an nsIDOMWindow from the GetContentDOMWindow call. Then simply call nsIWebBrowser->do_GetInterface on the nsIWebBrowser to retrieve the nsIEditingSession from it. From there you call editingSession->MakeWindowEditable(domWindow, editortype, PR_TRUE). The first parameter is the nsIDOMWindow you just retrieved, the second is the editor type you want to create, and the third is whether you want the window editable immediately or when the document is done loading. In calling this method, the editor is created underneath and the event listeners are all prepa if (NS_FAILED(rv)) return NS_ERROR_FAILURE; // we are not setup??!! nsCOMPtr<nsIEditingSession> editingSession; nsIWebBrowser->do_GetInterface(getter_AddRefs(editingSession)); if (editingSession) editingSession->MakeWindowEditable(domWindow, "html", PR_TRU?E);
430	Embedding FAQ	Embedding Mozilla
		No summary!
431	Embedding Mozilla in a Java Application using JavaXPCOM	Embedding Mozilla, JavaXPCOM, Obsolete, XPCOM:Language Bindings
		XULRunner ships with the JavaXPCOM component, which allows Java code to interact with XPCOM objects. As you will see in this article, working with XPCOM objects in Java is not that much different than doing so in C++.
432	Error Console	Extensions, Extensions:Tools, JavaScript, JavaScript:Tools, Tools, Web Development, Web Development:Tools
		The Error Console is a tool available in most Mozilla-based applications that is used for reporting errors in the application chrome and in web pages user opens. It reports JavaScript-related errors and warnings, CSS errors and arbitrary messages from chrome code. In Firefox, the Error Console can be opened from the tools menu or by Ctrl-Shift-J.
433	Exception logging in JavaScript	Extensions, Extensions:Tools, Guide, JavaScript, JavaScript:Tools, Tools, Web Development, Web Development:Tools
		In versions of Firefox prior to Firefox 3, all JavaScript exceptions were always logged into the Error Console if they remained unhandled at the time execution returned back into C++ code. As a result, if, for example, C++ code called a JavaScript component, which threw an exception, that exception would be logged to the console before control was returned to the C++ caller.
434	Existing Content
		This is a list of existing mozilla.org documentation. It needs to be checked, prioritized, and migrated.
435	Extension Frequently Asked Questions
		This is quick set of answers to the most common issues with extension development. They are currently written with mostly Firefox in mind, but most if not all should easily translate to SeaMonkey, Thunderbird or any of the other applications. For Thunderbird, you may also find the extension HowTo or FAQ pages helpful.
436	External CVS snapshots in mozilla-central
		mozilla-central contains copies of external software modules that it depends on.
437	Fast Graphics Performance With HTML
		No summary!
439	Firefox	Archive, Firefox
		Out-of-date information about the Firefox project.
440	Block and Line Layout Cheat Sheet	Gecko
		The details of block and line layout are tricky; this document serves as a "cheat sheet" that describes how the vagary of different state flags control what's going on. It's a work-in-progress, with questions in red highlight. If you know the answer, please pass it along to me so I can update the document.
441	Building Firefox with Rust code	Build documentation, Gecko, Junk, build, rust
		Firefox uses the Rust programming language extensively. This page is a rough guide for people using Rust in Firefox. See also the documentation on this topic on the Oxidation wiki page.
442	Content states and the style system	Developing Mozilla
		Content states are what Gecko uses to implement the various state-dependent in CSS (examples would be :hover, :active, :focus, :target, :checked). We will focus on describing how changes in content state are handled.
443	Disabling interruptible reflow
		Add the following variables to your environment to disable Gecko interruptible reflow:
444	Document Loading - From Load Start to Finding a Handler	DocShell, Outdated_articles, Uriloader
		This document describes the beginning of the document loading process. We start with the request to load a particular link in a particular window, and proceed up to the point at which the data stream is dispatched to the proper handler. The final goal is to find the correct stream listener to pump the data into when necko calls OnDataAvailable (e.g., we may find the HTML parser as the stream listener to give the data to).
445	Documentation for BiDi Mozilla	Developing Mozilla, Internationalization
		This is preliminary documentation of the changes introduced to Mozilla as part of the BiDi support contributed by IBM (a.k.a. IBMBIDI), written by Simon Montagu and posted to the mozilla-layout mailing list. While it was published in 2001 and might not be totally accurate, it does help understanding the internals of the BiDi code.
446	Downloading Nightly or Trunk Builds	NeedsUpdate, QA
		There are some terms that are used by the Mozilla community. One sees them on IRC or in bugs. It can be helpful to know exactly what these refer to. Note that this is an attempt at describing the current usage of these terms. This usage may change.
447	Firefox Accounts	Firefox Accounts, Identity, Landing, Mozilla, fxa
		Firefox Accounts (FxA) is an identity provider that provides authentication and user profile data for Mozilla cloud services. Over the long term we envision that non-Mozilla services and applications will also be able to delegate authentication to Firefox Accounts. The articles listed here will introduce FxA, the underllying technology, and demonstrate how to authenticate using FxA.
448	APIs attached to Firefox Accounts
		As a FxA relier, after a user has logged in to her Firefox account with our OAuth 2.0 API, you can access a collection of APIs attached to the user's account. Many of these APIs are still works in progress.
449	Firefox Accounts End-to-end encryption
		Firefox Accounts offers an end-to-end encryption support feature for OAuth reliers by deriving a strong encryption key from user's password. Keep in mind that Firefox Accounts does not provide a storage solution, it is up to you to use the generated key and encrypt the data with that key.
450	Firefox Accounts OAuth Dashboard	Authentication, Firefox Accounts, Identity, Mozilla, fxa
		FxA OAuth Credential Management Dashboard is a web application that lets you provision Firefox Accounts OAuth credentials.
452	Introduction to Firefox Accounts	fxa
		Firefox Accounts (FxA) is an identity provider that provides authentication and user profile data for Mozilla cloud services. We are also exploring the possibility of allowing non-Mozilla services to delegate authentication to Firefox Accounts.
454	JSS build instructions for OSX 10.6	JSS
		The following build instructions were provided by PAVRW. The generic instructions didn't work to build on OSX 10.6.7.
455	Layout FAQ	NeedsUpdate
		No summary!
456	Layout System Overview	Gecko
		Layout is primarily concerned with providing a presentation to an HTML or XML document. This presentation is typically formatted in accordance with the requirements of the CSS1 and CSS2 specifications from the W3C. Presentation formatting is also required to provide compatibility with legacy browsers (Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator 4.x). The decision about when to apply CSS-specified formatting and when to apply legacy formatting is controlled by the document's DOCTYPE specification. These layout modes are referred to as 'Standards' and 'NavQuirks' modes. (DOCTYPE and modes are explained in more detail in article Mozilla's DOCTYPE sniffing.
457	Multiple Firefox profiles
		No summary!
458	Repackaging Firefox	enterprise
		Notice: The article is about repackaging Firefox 2.0 and is obsolete when working on 3.x repackaging.
460	Style System Overview	Gecko
		Style sheets & rules ↓ Rule tree ↓ Style context interface
461	Using microformats	Firefox 3, Microformats
		Microformats allow web sites to provide semantic data to the browser in order to make it possible to present summaries of the information on a page without having to know how to parse the document itself. Firefox 3 implements a global Microformats object that provides access to microformats. This object and its API make finding and reading microformats easy to do.
472	Firefox Sync	Sync
		Sync refers to a family of related components and services which provide synchronization of data between Mozilla application instances. These components and services include:
473	Code snippets
		This page documents how to perform custom actions with Firefox Sync via JavaScript.
474	JavaScript Client API	Sync
		This page describes how to use the internal client-side Sync JavaScript API. This API is available in Mozilla-based products that use Sync, such as Firefox desktop. This document is somewhat outdated, and the API isn't well-supported for use from add-ons; tread carefully.
475	Syncing custom preferences	Sync
		When preferences sync is enabled, Firefox Sync will synchronize preferences between the same application based on a whitelist. That means preferences between Firefox and Fennec, for instance, are never synced. To sync preferences between Firefoxes, Fennecs, Thunderbirds, etc., ensure the prefs are whitelisted.
476	Force RTL
		(This is a temporary placeholder/stub for the Force RTL page)
477	Frequently Asked Questions	NeedsUpdate, SVG, SVG FAQ
		We currently maintain two documents to help answer this question: a status page for SVG in Firefox 1.5+ and a status page for SVG in the development trunk.
478	GRE	Gecko, XUL, XULRunner
		The framework for embedding Mozilla technologies was at one point called the GRE (Gecko Runtime Environment). This embedding framework allows applications to locate a compatible Gecko runtime and embed it without knowing in advance where that runtime will be installed. This document describes how embedders should dynamically link to a GRE. To understand how GREs are registered, see GRE Registration.
479	GRE Registration	Gecko, XUL, XULRunner
		No summary!
480	Gecko Coding Help Wanted	Gecko, NeedsHelp, NeedsUpdate
		Take a look through LXR, and you'll realize that Mozilla's source code is a big place.
481	HTTP Class Overview	Necko
		This document provides an overview of the classes used by the Mozilla HTTP implementation. It's meant as a guide to developers wishing to understand or extend the Mozilla HTTP implementation.
482	Hacking wiki	MDC Project archives
		To be able to hack the MDC wiki software, you'll need a local webserver install, which can run MediaWiki.
483	Help Viewer	Toolkit API, XUL, XULRunner
		Help Viewer: Allows information to be shown to the user inside Mozilla.
484	Creating a Help Content Pack
		Original doc: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/help.../content_packs I hesitate to call it "original", tho, because I've basically rewritten the entire thing so that it's easier and faster to use to create Help content. The previous document had a lot of places where ideas were simply introduced without explanation, and I've tried to go through things a bit more slowly with better descriptions. This is still very much a work in progress, tho, and I need to complete the rest of it soon (where "complete" means "use what's there that's good, build on the stuff that's not as good, and add other useful information as necessary".
485	Helper Apps (and a bit of Save As)	Outdated_articles, Uriloader
486	Hidden prefs
		This page has been flagged by editors or users as needing technical review. Until it is fully reviewed, it may contain inaccurate or incorrect information.
487	How to Write and Land Nanojit Patches	Obsolete
		Adobe and Mozilla share a copy of Nanojit. This means that landing nanojit patches is a bit complicated, but experience has taught us that this is much better than having separate versions of nanojit.
488	IO Guide/Directory Keys
		"Directory Keys" are the keys for nsIDirectoryService, see description. The actual keys are:
489	Introducing the Audio API extension	Deprecated
		The Audio Data API extension extends the HTML5 specification of the <audio> and <video> media elements by exposing audio metadata and raw audio data. This enables users to visualize audio data, to process this audio data and to create new audio data.
490	Isp Data	Administration, enterprise
		This page will explain how to create a .rdf or .xml file that you can place in the $INSTALLFOLDER/default/isp to do a variety of things. This page applies to Thunderbird (Mail/News).
491	Java in Firefox Extensions	Add-ons, Extensions, Java
		If you are in need of calling Java code from within a Firefox extension, you can make use of LiveConnect. LiveConnect gives your extension's JavaScript code (linked from or contained in XUL code) access to 2 objects: java and Packages (note that per this thread, although the new documentation for the LiveConnect reimplementation states that these globals will be deprecated (in the context of applets), "Firefox and the Java Plug-In will continue to support the global java/Packages keywords, in particular in the context of Firefox extensions."). These 2 objects let you make use of the standard JDK classes, e.g.,
492	JavaScript OS.Shared
		Module OS.Shared contains tools to interact with the operating system (and, more generally, in C) in JavaScript. All these tools are designed to be used with js-ctypes.
493	JavaScript crypto
		Mozilla defines a special JavaScript object to allow web pages access to certain cryptographic-related services. These services are a balance between the functionality web pages need and the requirement to protect users from malicious web sites. Most of these services are available via the DOM window object as window.crypto.
494	CRMF Request object
		RFC 4211, the Internet X.509 Public Key Infrastructure Certificate Request Message Format (CRMF), defines a certReqMessage. The object returned by generateCRMFRequest() contains one of those.
495	generateCRMFRequest()	NSS
		This method will generate a sequence of CRMF requests that has N requests. One request for each key pair that is generated. The first three parameters will be applied to every request. The "escrowAuthorityCert" parameter will only be used for requests that pertain to a key that is being escrowed. After the "escrowAuthorityCert" parameter, the method takes some JavaScript code that is invoked when the CRMF request is ready. Finally, there are 1 or more sets of key generation arguments. Each key generation will be associated with its own request. All the requests will have the same DN.
496	importUserCertificates	NSS
		The importUserCertificates() method is used to import newly issued certificates for the user. The private key for the certificates must already reside in the user's personal private key database.
497	popChallengeResponse	NSS
		The resultString will either be a base-64 encoded POPODecKeyRespContent message, or one of the following error strings:
498	Jetpack
499	Basics
		Writes some information to the Error Console. You can find the console in the Extra Menu of Firefox.
500	Content
		No summary!
501	Page modifications
		This documentation is under development. Please see the page modifications API proposal for now.
502	Extenders
		No summary!
503	Jetpack Snippets
		Bits of code that may come in handy. Feel free to add your own!
504	Libraries
		Namespace: jetpack.lib
505	Twitter
		Jetpack's Twitter library, jetpack.lib.twitter, is a very simple, lightweight layer on top of Twitter's REST API. In fact it's hardly more than syntactic sugar for doing XMLHttpRequests.
506	Meta
		No summary!
507	Enabling
		The proposed method for accessing Jetpack features that are still in development and may be added in the future is inspired by python's future module. In Python, you can call
508	Enabling Experimental Jetpack Features
		The proposed method for accessing Jetpack features that are still in development and may be added in the future is inspired by python's future module. In Python, you can call
509	First Run
		Jetpack lets you specify arbitrary content that will be shown to your users when they install your jetpack. You can also register a callback that will be called after installation.
510	First run
		Jetpack lets you specify arbitrary content that will be shown to your users when they install your jetpack. You can also register a callback that will be called after installation.
511	Me
		The jetpack.me namespace provides mechanisms for introspecting the dynamic state of your jetpack. The namespace currently lives in the future and must be imported before it is used:
512	Settings
		The jetpack.storage.settings namespace allows jetpacks to specify user-configurable settings. Jetpack will automatically generate a user interface based on the specification. The settings persist across browser sessions and are stored using the Jetpack [simple storage API][]. Settings are private to each jetpack and are not accessible by other jetpacks.
513	Multimedia
		No summary!
514	Storage
		No summary!
515	File access
		Click on the paper-clip icon below for a demonstration of the file upload dialog.
516	Settings
		The jetpack.storage.settings namespace allows jetpacks to specify user-configurable settings. Jetpack will automatically generate a user interface based on the specification. The settings persist across browser sessions and are stored using the Jetpack simple storage API. Settings are private to each jetpack and are not accessible by other jetpacks.
517	Simple Storage
		The jetpack.storage.simple namespace provides an easy way to persist data across browser restarts. It's a simple key-based persistent object data store.
518	System
		No summary!
519	Clipboard
		Jetpack's clipboard support API provides a standardized way for features to access the clipboard. Features can get and set the clipboard in various flavors of data type.
520	Clipboard
		Jetpack's clipboard support API provides a standardized way for features to access the clipboard. Features can get and set the clipboard in various flavors of data type.
521	Clipboard Test
		<style></style>
522	Clipboard Test
		Jetpack's clipboard support API provides a standardized way for features to access the clipboard. Features can get and set the clipboard in various flavors of data type.
523	System information
		This documentation is under development. Please see the system information API proposal for now.
524	UI
		No summary!
525	Menu
		Jetpack's menu API allows features to access and modify the browser's built-in menus. Features can also create new menus and attach them almost anywhere, chrome or content, as popup menus or context menus.
526	Notifications
		The Notification Box appears at the bottom right corner of the browser and displays important information to the user.
527	Panel
		Please refer to the Panels JEP.
528	Selection
		Jetpack's selection API provides a method for detecting the selections made by the user. Features can get, set, and listen for selection events in HTML or plain text.
529	Selection
		Jetpack's selection API provides a method for detecting the selections made by the user. Features can get, set, and listen for selection events in HTML or plain text.
530	Tabs
		In this class you can find information about the tabs in your Firefox window.
531	slideBar
		slideBar is a reinvention of the old sidebar features of browsers. They allow quick access to a wide range of both temporary and permanent information at the side of your browser window. When a slideBar feature is selected its contents will be revealed from behind the current webpage.
532	slideBar
		To implement a new slideBar within your jetpack code, use the method jetpack.slideBar.append(options)
533	Users
		No summary!
534	aza
		No summary!
535	Dropbox
		No summary!
536	docs
		No summary!
537	Meta
		No summary!
538	Enabling Experimental Jetpack Features
		The proposed method for accessing Jetpack features that are still in development and may be added in the future is inspired by python's future module. In Python, you can call
539	Storage
		No summary!
540	Simple Storage
		The jetpack.storage.simple namespace provides an easy way to persist data across browser restarts. It's a simple key-based persistent object data store.
541	System
		No summary!
542	Clipboard
		Jetpack's clipboard support API provides a standardized way for features to access the clipboard. Features can get and set the clipboard in various flavors of data type.
543	UI
		No summary!
544	Selection
		Jetpack's selection API provides a method for detecting the selections made by the user. Features can get, set, and listen for selection events in HTML or plain text.
545	jspage
		No summary!
546	statusBar
		No summary!
547	statusBar	Class
		The Class statusBar contains functions to add and control the Statusbar of the Browser. You can find the complete Sourcecode in the status-bar-panel.js file in your Jetpack Repository.
548	Litmus tests
		Litmus tests are (non-automated) tests that are documented in the litmus database. See http://litmus.mozilla.org.
549	Mac OS X Build Prerequisites/fink
		Fink is a package management system for Mac OS X, alternative to MacPorts. It doesn't seem to be as well maintained (in terms of available packages) as macports, so it is strongly suggested that you use macports instead of fink.
550	Makefile.mozextension.2
		This Makefile is a modification of the Makefile.mozextention, found in Makefile for packaging an extension - MozillaZine Knowledge Base (2005).
551	Measuring add-on startup performance	Add-ons, Extensions, Guide, Performance, Testing
		The About Startup add-on provides a much simpler way to measure startup performance. Once installed, it will gather startup data and display it in the about:startup page. The add-on is very lightweight, so it shouldn't have a noticeable negative effect on your baseline and add-on tests.
552	Message Summary Database	MailNews, thunderbird
		The Mail Summary Files (.msf) are used to store summary information about messages and threads in a folder, and some meta information about the folder.
553	Metro browser chrome tests	Automated testing, Developing Mozilla, Metro Browser
		The metro browser chrome test suite is an automated testing framework designed to allow testing of the immersive version of Firefox for Windows 8 and above using JavaScript. It currently allows you to run JavaScript code in the same scope as the immersive browser and report results using the same functions as the Mochitest test framework.
554	Microsummary topics	Microsummaries
		To programmatically install a microsummary generator -- for example, in an extension that helps users create custom generators for their favorite sites -- obtain a reference to the nsIMicrosummaryService interface implemented by the nsIMicrosummaryService component, then call its installGenerator() method, passing it an XML document containing the generator.
555	Microsummary XML grammar reference	Microsummaries
		A microsummary generator is an XML document that describes how to pull specific information from a web page to be presented in summary form as a bookmark whose title changes based on the content of the page it targets.
556	Migrate apps from Internet Explorer to Mozilla
		When Netscape started the Mozilla browser, it made the conscious decision to support W3C standards. As a result, Mozilla is not fully backwards-compatible with Netscape Navigator 4.x and Microsoft Internet Explorer legacy code; for example, Mozilla does not support <layer> as I will discuss later. Browsers, like Internet Explorer 4, that were built before the conception of W3C standards inherited many quirks. In this article, I will describe Mozilla's quirks mode, which provides strong backwards HTML compatibility with Internet Explorer and other legacy browsers.
557	Modularization techniques	Mozilla, XPCOM
		The purpose of this document is provide all the information you need to create a new Mozilla Module or break existing code into a module. The mechanism we're using is based on the principles laid down by COM, so pretty much anything you know about COM can be applied here, and any reference on COM can provide you with more interesting and complex examples than the ones provided here.
558	Monitoring downloads	Download Manager, Firefox 3
		Firefox 3 makes it easier than ever to monitor the status of downloads. Although it was possible to do so in previous versions of Firefox, it was previously only possible for one observer to do so at a time. Firefox 3 introduces new API that allows any number of listeners to observe downloads.
559	Mozilla Application Framework	Developing Mozilla, XUL, XULRunner
		The Mozilla Application Framework: for powerful, easy to develop cross-platform applications
560	Mozilla Application Framework in Detail	Developing Mozilla, XUL, XULRunner
		No summary!
561	Mozilla Crypto FAQ	NSS, Outdated_articles
		In this document I try to answer some frequently asked questions about the Mozilla web browser and mail/news client and its support for SSL, S/MIME, and related features based on cryptographic technology. Note that this document is for your information only and is not intended as legal advice. If you wish to develop and distribute cryptographic software, particularly for commercial sale or distribution, then you should consult an attorney with expertise in the particular laws and regulations that apply in your jurisdiction.
563	Mozilla Web Developer Community	NeedsContent, Obsolete, Web Development
		No summary!
564	Mozilla project presentations	Presentations
		This article provides links to presentations covering various aspects of the Mozilla project.
565	Mozprocess
		mozprocess provides python process management via an operating system and platform transparent interface to Mozilla platforms of interest. Mozprocess aims to provide the ability to robustly terminate a process (by timeout or otherwise), along with any child processes, on Windows, OS X, and Linux. Mozprocess utilizes and extends subprocess.Popen to these ends.
566	Mozprofile	Junk
		Mozprofile is a python tool for creating and managing profiles for Mozilla's applications (Firefox, Thunderbird, etc.). In addition to creating profiles, mozprofile can install addons and set preferences. Mozprofile can be utilized from the command line or as an API.
567	Mozrunner	Junk
		mozrunner is a python package which handles running of Mozilla applications. mozrunner utilizes mozprofile for managing application profiles and mozprocess for robust process control.
568	NSC_SetPIN
		No summary!
569	Nanojit	Developing Mozilla, SpiderMonkey
		Nanojit is a small, cross-platform C++ library that emits machine code. Both the Tamarin JIT and the SpiderMonkey JIT (a.k.a. TraceMonkey) use Nanojit as their back end.
570	LIR
		In Nanojit, LIR is the source language for compilation to machine code. LIR stands for low-level intermediate representation. It is a typed assembly language.
571	New Security Model for Web Services	SOAP
		The proposed declaration file places the server operator, not the client in control of access to his server by untrusted scripts. The access hole is no bigger than the service in question. The access is disabled by default, and there is nothing the user needs to do to open access, and nothing that can go wrong to make a hole in his firewall. It seems fairly easy to drop an access file into the root directory of the web server to allow access.
572	New Skin Notes	MDC Project archives
		Devmo has a new skin that is ready for testing. If you go to your user preferences, you can change the skin to "Devmo". This is currently just a preview, but we would appreciate help with testing.
573	Overview of how downloads work	DocShell, Embedding Mozilla, Necko, Uriloader
		There are two ways of downloading files in Mozilla. One way is to encounter a file with an unknown content type, the other is to choose "Save link target as" from the context menu of a link. Things like File|Save Page as, Save Image As, etc. are all part of the second codepath.
600	Plug-n-Hack	Security, plugnhack
		Plug-n-Hack (PnH) is a proposed standard from the Mozilla security team for defining how security tools can interact with browsers in a more useful and usable way.
601	Plug-n-Hack Get Involved	Security, plugnhack
		While this project has been started by the Mozilla Security Team and has been validated with Firefox and OWASP ZAP, this is an open project and we welcome involvement from anyone, especially people working on other browsers and security tools.
602	Plug-n-Hack Phase1	Security, plugnhack
		Plug-n-Hack (PnH) phase 1 allows easier integration and defines how security tools can advertise their capabilities to browsers.
603	Plug-n-Hack Phase2	Security, plugnhack
		The next phase of Plug-n-Hack (PnH) is still being planned but is intended to allow browsers to advertise their capabilities to security tools.
604	Plug-n-Hack Tools Supported	Security, plugnhack
605	Plugin Architecture	Add-ons, Developing Mozilla, NeedsTechnicalReview, NeedsUpdate, Plugins
		This page contains some notes on how plugins work internally in Gecko. It is mainly of interest to Gecko developers.
606	Porting NSPR to Unix Platforms	NSPR
		Last modified 16 July 1998
607	Priority Content
		Update: I've removed documents from this list that have been migrated into the wiki. The list of completed documents is available through the DevEdge page.
608	Prism	prism
		Prism is a simple XULRunner-based browser that hosts web applications without the normal web browser user interface. Prism is based on a concept called Site-Specific Browsers (SSB). An SSB is designed to work exclusively with a single web application. It doesn’t have the menus, toolbars and other accoutrements of a traditional web browser. An SSB also offers tighter integration with the operating system and desktop than a typical web application running through a web browser. Applications running in an SSB are therefore able to benefit from many of the advantages of the desktop and of the web at the same time.
609	BlogPosts	prism
		Just Browsing: Mozilla Prism Update ThansCorner: Mozilla Prism - Webrunner with Pazzaz Mozilla Prism - A Revolution in Web Apps ThansCorner: Mozilla WebRunner 0.7 Site Specific Browsers WebRunner Using WebRunner WebRunner + Gears = Offline Desktop Reader WebRunner 0.5 WebRunner 0.5 - Mac Support WebRunner 0.5 - Linux Install WebRunner, Google Reader, and Google Notebook Distraction Free GTD - 32+ web app files for online todo lists Mozilla WebRunner: a one-window, tabless browser with no URL bar WebRunner becomes Prism - A Mozilla Labs Project Mozilla Labs: Prism Alex Faaborg: Prism Mozilla Prism: Bringing Web Apps to the Desktop Everyone should use Site Specific Browsers Mozilla Prism Portable (Spanish) Prism, l'avenir des applications Web selon Mozilla (French) Mozilla Prism : bundle custom Google Reader + Talk (French) Just Browsing: Site-Specific Browsers
610	Build
		Building Prism is similar to building McCoy, but there are some differences which is why a separate build documentation article. To build prism, you must first build the xulrunner tree, and then build prism.
611	BundleLibrary	prism
		No summary!
612	Bundles	prism
		In addition to passing simple command line parameters, Prism can use a zipped bundle package to install a webapp. The bundle can hold additional resources currently limited to:
613	Configuration	prism
		A webapp profile is a simple, INI-style text file that specifies some parameters about a webapp. The profile can be used to launch the webapp in Prism. The parameters also control some of the features of the Prism host window. Here is the list of parameters:
614	Extensions
		Prism has support for extensions. Extensions are built using the same methods as any Mozilla-based extension. Since Prism is a totally separate host application, there are some Prism-specific issues that you need to handle when creating your extension. Most notably, the Prism application ID and the differences in the user interface (UI). Extensions typically overlay the host application's UI to add toolbar buttons, menus and other features. One of Prism's features is an extreme lack of UI elements, which means that trying to use the same overlays in Firefox and Prism is really not possible.
615	FAQ	prism
		Prism is an application that integrates web applications into the desktop environment. It lets users start web applications from their desktop, start menu, and dock, and it opens those applications in their own window separate from a web browser and without the browser interface (back and forward buttons, location bar, etc.).
616	HostWindow	prism
		Prism hosts web applications in a simple, minimal window. The window does have some UI components (as shown in the screenshot below). Prism can be configured to show or hide several of the UI components.
617	Installer	prism
		The installer should configure the OS to associate *.webapp files with Prism. This means that when you double-click or launch a *.webapp file, Prism is launched and automatically opens the web application.
618	Scripting	prism
		Prism allows for some client-side web application customization. The web application bundle is allowed to hold a JavaScript file named webapp.js (called the webapp script). This file will be loaded into the Prism chrome window very much like a Firefox extension is loaded into the browser chrome window. It can contain the following functions:
619	Styling	prism
		Prism allows for some client-side web application styling. The web application bundle is allowed to hold a CSS file named webapp.css (called the webapp style). This file will be loaded into the web application content stylesheet and can override the web application's native styles.
620	Proxy UI
		(Recently Added - some support for reading OS and account settings.)
621	PyDOM
		This is the documentation for the binding of Python and the Mozilla DOM. This allows you to use Python code (almost) anywhere you can use JavaScript.
622	RDF API
		No summary!
623	RDF Datasource How-To	RDF
		No summary!
624	Reading textual data	Add-ons, Extensions, Internationalization, Unicode
		This article describes how to read textual data from streams, files and sockets.
625	Remote XUL	XUL
		How to use XUL delivered from a webserver, not as part of chrome.
626	Remote debugging
		When a bug is reproducible by a community member, but not on a developer's computer, a last-resort strategy is to debug it on the community member's computer. The crash victim should at least know how to run a debugger, if not how to use it, and should have a debug build of Firefox handy.
627	Remotely debugging Firefox for Metro
		This article explains how to use remote debugging to inspect and code running in the new Windows 8 ("Metro-style") Firefox app, using the developer tools in Firefox on the desktop.
628	Rsyncing the CVS Repository	Developing Mozilla
		The mozilla.org CVS repository can be downloaded via rsync. This is useful for faster diffs or for attempting to import it into another version control system.
629	Running Windows Debug Builds Downloaded From Tinderbox
		If you run the windows debug builds you will often get "This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect..." This is because the debug builds need the msvc80 crt debug dlls. You can see this by looking in at firefox.exe with http://www.dependencywalker.com/.
630	SXSW 2007 presentations	Presentations
		Presentations about the Mozilla project given at the SXSW 2007 event in Austin, Texas.
631	Safe Browsing
		This documentation now lives on the main Mozilla Wiki, see https://wiki.mozilla.org/Safe_Browsing.
632	Safe Browsing: Design Documentation
		This documentation now lives on the main Mozilla Wiki, see https://wiki.mozilla.org/Phishing_Protection:_Design_Documentation.
633	Safely loading URIs	Add-ons, Extensions, Security
		Not all URI loads are safe. For example, loading some file: URIs can hang the browser or even crash the operating system in some cases. Some other schemes are used internally by Mozilla modules to communicate with each other. Finally, some URIs (e.g. chrome: give the loaded page expanded privileges. If a web page gets access to a window with such expanded privileges, it may be able to abuse it to gain access to those privileges itself.
634	Same origin policy for XBL	Same-origin policy, Security, XBL
		The same origin policy used for XBL documents is different from the policy used for other content. This article provides a description of how the same origin policy for XBL works.
635	Space Manager Detailed Design	Gecko
		The Space Manager and related classes and structures are an important of the Gecko Layout system, specifically Block Layout. See the High Level Design document for an overview of the Space Manager, and as an introduction to the classes, structures and algorithms container in this, the Detailed Design Document.
636	Space Manager High Level Design	Gecko
		The Space Manager and associated classes and structures are used by Block and Line layout to manage rectangular regions that are occupied and available, for correct handling of floated elements and the elements that flow around them. When elements are floated to the left or right in a layout, they take up space and influence where other elements can be placed. The Space Manager is responsible for keeping track of where space is taken up and where it is available. This information is used by block layout to correctly compute where other floated elements should be placed, and how much space is available to normal in-flow elements that flow around the floated bits.
637	Standalone XPCOM	Outdated articles, Outdated_articles, XPCOM
		Standalone XPCOM is a tree configuration that builds a minimal set of libraries (shared mostly) that can be used to get all features of XPCOM. The contents of this standalone XPCOM in general are:
638	Standard Makefile Header
		No summary!
639	Static Analysis for Windows Code under Linux
		This document will describe how to run Mozilla static check for Windows code under Linux platform by creating a cross-compiler with Dehydra support for Mingw.
640	Stress testing
		Consume.exe from the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit Tools can consume various resources: physical memory, CPU time, page file, disk space and even the kernel pool. Although for Win2003, it should install into WinXP fine (Win2000 compatibility is unknown). The only downside is you can't specify how much of the resource to use, only which one to consume. Also be warned: always remember the -time option, or you may be hitting that physical reset button sooner than you would have liked!
641	String Quick Reference	XPCOM
		What: Use abstract classes instead of concrete classes when passing strings across function boundaries
642	String Rosetta Stone
		FindInReadable(const nsAString& pattern, nsAString::const_iterator start, nsAString::const_iterator end, nsStringComparator& aComparator = nsDefaultStringComparator())
643	Structure of an installable bundle	Add-ons, Extensions, Search plugins, Themes, Toolkit API, XULRunner
		XULRunner applications, extensions, and themes all share a common directory structure, and in some cases the same bundle can be used as a standalone XULRunner application as well as an installable application extension.
644	Supporting per-window private browsing
		Firefox 20 introduced per-window private browsing mode, in which private user data is stored and accessed concurrently with public user data from another window.
645	Supporting private browsing mode	Private browsing
		Firefox 3.5 introduced private browsing mode, in which potentially private information is not recorded. This includes cookies, history information, download information, and so forth.
646	Table Cellmap	Gecko
		The table layout use the cellmap for two purposes:
647	Table Cellmap - Border Collapse
		This document describes the additional information that is stored for border collapse tables in the cellmap.
648	Table Layout Regression Tests	Gecko, Outdated_articles
		Changes in layout, parser and content code can have unintended side effects, also known as regressions. It is good style to check for these unwanted regressions and fixing them before checkin rather than causing Bugzilla avalanches.
649	Table Layout Strategy	Gecko
		The table layout algorithm is based on two W3C recommendations: HTML 4.01 (Chapter 11) and CSS2.1 (Chapter 17).In CSS2 a distinction between fixed and auto layout of tables has been introduced. The auto-layout mechanism is implemented in BasicTableLayoutStrategy.cpp the fixed-layout in FixedTableLayoutStrategy.cpp. All these files are in the layout/html/table/src subdirectory.
650	Tamarin	JavaScript, Landing, Tamarin
		No summary!
651	ABCasm
		ABCasm - an ABC assembler
652	Tamarin Acceptance Testing
		In order to ensure that changes to the Tamarin code base are high quality before submitting, all developers are required to complete the following steps.
653	Abc Assembler Tests
		It is possible to write tests using the abc assembler. The assembler code can be found in /utils/abcasm. Tests can be found in /test/acceptance/abcasm and end with the .abs extension. The tests are run using the same runtests.py script that is used for the actionscript tests.
654	Actionscript Acceptance Tests
		The majority of the acceptance tests are written in actionscript and located in test/acceptance.
655	Tamarin Acceptance Test Template
		This is the test template for Tamarin acceptance tests (placed in test/acceptance/feature_name):
656	Actionscript Performance Tests
		Performance tests for tamarin are located in the test/performance directory. Similar to the acceptance tests set the environment variables AVM, ASC, BUILTINABC. The runtests.py test harness works by parsing the abc stdout for lines like: 'metric time 566'. The testconfig.txt file defines groups of tests to run (e.g. sunspider, scimark, language). By default the time for each test is output. Use the --memory flag to capture the maximum private bytes memory (high water mark) for a test. By default each test is run a single time. To run each test multiple times use the --iterations flag. When the number of iterations is greater than 2 all times are displayed in [], faster time is displayed in the output column, and the 95% confidence interval is calculated. The 95% confidence interval is the calculated percentage of the mean value to fall within 95% of the measured results. For example if the mean is 100 and the 95% confidence interval is 2%, 95% of the expected values should fall between 98 and 102. To compare two vms against each other export AVM2=<path to 2nd vm> or use --avm2=<path to 2nd vm>. The percentage difference is calculated between the two vms. See the --help usage for more details about performance tests.
657	Cmdline tests
		The cmdline testsuite is located in test/cmdline. The testsuite allows more flexibility by coding scripts in python allowing any executable to run, sending commands to stdin, and asserting output using regular expressions. See test/cmdline/README document for more information. Two use cases for the cmdline testsuite:
658	Running Tamarin acceptance tests
		The Tamarin acceptance tests can be used to verify your installation and or local changes that you have made to the source. To run acceptance tests on the android shell see the "Testing the Android Shell" heading below. Running the Tamarin test suite requires the following steps:
659	Running Tamarin performance tests
		The tamarin performance tests can be used to measure performance changes made to tamarin. To run performance tests on the android shell see 'Testing the Android Shell' below. Running the performance tests requires the following steps:
660	Tamarin Build System Documentation
		No summary!
661	Tamarin Releases
		This page tracks Tamarin source code releases, past, present and future.
662	Tamarin-central rev 703:2cee46be9ce0
		Tamarin-Central rev 703:2cee46be9ce0 was declared stable on 12/02/08. The announcement sent to tamarin-devel can be read here.
663	Tamarin Roadmap
		The Tamarin roadmap is intended to provide visibility into planned features and release dates. The roadmap is a living document representing current best thinking and is subject to change. Comments or questions are welcome and encouraged via the tamarin-devel mailing list.
664	Tamarin build documentation	Build documentation, Developing Mozilla, Tamarin
		The following instructions are for obtaining and building the Tamarin Central source code. For instructions on Tamarin Tracing, please see Tamarin Tracing Build Documentation.
665	Tamarin mercurial commit hook
		It is highly recommended that all developers enable the mercurial commit hook for tamarin. The hook is located in the tamarin-redux repository in the file utils/hooks/tamarin-commit-hook.py
666	The Download Manager schema	Firefox 3
		The Download Manager uses an SQLite table to keep track of downloads in progress as well as queued and past downloads.
667	The life of an HTML HTTP request	Developing Mozilla, DocShell, Guide, Necko, NeedsUpdate
668	The new nsString class implementation (1999)	Outdated_articles, XPCOM
		This document is intended to briefly describe the new nsString class architecture, and discuss the implications on memory management, optimizations, internationalization and usage patterns.
669	TraceVis
		TraceVis is a performance visualization system for TraceMonkey. If TraceMonkey is built with TraceVis, and run with TraceVis enabled, then TraceMonkey will output a log of all its activity transitions. The log can be postprocessed into a visualization that can be used to rapidly diagnose many tracing-related performance issues.
670	Transforming XML with XSLT:Mozilla XSLT
		No summary!
671	Transforming XML with XSLT:The Netscape XSLT
		No summary!
672	Treehydra	Treehydra
		Try the gcc python plugin instead: https://fedorahosted.org/gcc-python-plugin/.
673	Treehydra Build Instructions	Dehydra
		Follow Dehydra build instructions. This automatically builds Treehydra for you.
674	Treehydra Manual
		Treehydra is meant to be used for analyses that need more detail than Dehydra's flattened ASTs. Instead of representing code in "easy" form like Dehydra, Treehydra relies on GIMPLE, the GCC Internals "middle-end" intermediate representation. Treehydra simply reflects the GCC Internals structures into JavaScript.
675	Tuning Pageload	Developing Mozilla
		Tuning pageload can be beneficial if you know what you're doing. Firefox (and all Mozilla Products/Projects which do page-loading) ship with what are considered the "best" settings for the most cases. This document explains which preferences to tweak to affect your pageload time. You use the URL about:config or the file prefs.js in your profile to change these.
676	URIScheme	Necko, NeedsUpdate, URI, URL
		List of Mozilla supported URI schemes
677	URIs and URLs	Guide, Mozilla, Necko, NeedsUpdate
		Handling network and locally retrievable resources is a central part of Necko. Resources are identified by URI "Uniform Resource Identifier" (Taken from RFC 2396):
678	Uriloader	Uriloader
		Uriloader: Responsible for the dispatch of content to content handlers as it comes in from the network.
681	Using addresses of stack variables with NSPR threads on win16	NSPR, Outdated_articles
		This is a cautionary note that may be old information for some of you. However, since it affects the portability of code, it was deemed prudent to include a short memo describing the issue.
682	Using cross commit	Tools
		No summary!
683	Using gdb on wimpy computers
		If your computer has less than 256 MB of memory, your computer will become unhappy as GDB loads Mozilla's shared libraries. The solution to this is to delay loading shared libraries until they are actually needed. However, you need to make sure that the base libraries like libc and pthreads are loaded before you tell GDB to stop loading shared libraries. If you don't allow those libraries to be loaded then GDB will not be able to properly debug threads on Linux. Mozilla uses pthreads for its networking library so you need to be able to work in a threaded environment. The best way to do this is to set a breakpoint in main, let the program run until main and then turn off automatic library loading. From there you can allow the program to continue running. Here's an example:
684	Venkman	Extensions, Extensions:Tools, JavaScript, JavaScript:Tools, Tools, Venkman, Web Development, Web Development:Tools
		Venkman is the code name for Mozilla's JavaScript Debugger. It aims to provide a powerful JavaScript debugging environment for Mozilla based browsers namely Firefox, Netscape 7.x/9.x and SeaMonkey. Note that it is not included in the Gecko-based browsers such as K-Meleon, Galeon and Netscape 8.x. Venkman has been provided as part of the Mozilla install distribution since October 2001, as well as an extension package in XPI format.
685	Using Breakpoints in Venkman	Tools, Venkman
		This article continues a series of articles on Venkman that began with Venkman Introduction.
686	Venkman Internals	Developing Mozilla, Tools, Venkman
		Start with Venkman Information.
687	Venkman Introduction	Tools, Venkman
		A powerful new tool is available for web developers for use in many Mozilla-based products, including Firefox, Mozilla Suite and Netscape 7.x. The JavaScript debugger, also called Venkman, has been a part of the Mozilla browser and the community of web and script developers there for some time. This article provides an overview and some practical examples of using the JavaScript debugger in web applications and web page scripting. This introduction is the first in a series of articles on Venkman and JavaScript debugging. Even if you are already using Venkman, the features, procedures, and tips described here will make you a more confident web developer and debugger.
688	Video presentations	Presentations
		Mozilla is actively working to produce video presentations that can help you learn how the Mozilla codebase works and how to take advantage of its technology in your own applications and extensions. This article is a jumping-off point to help you find those presentations.
689	When To Use ifdefs	Developing Mozilla
		The mozilla codebase is used for many different projects and products, including Firefox, Thunderbird, XULRunner, and many others. Sometimes the same basic code is used for multiple projects, but there are small differences needed. "ifdefs", or conditional instructions, are used to build different code
693	Writing textual data	Add-ons, Extensions, Internationalization, Unicode
		This article describes how to write textual data to streams, files and sockets in an internationalization-aware way.
694	XBL	Landing, Mozilla, Reference, XBL
		XML Binding Language (XBL, sometimes also called Extensible Bindings Language) is a language for describing bindings that can be attached to elements in other documents. The element that the binding is attached to, called the bound element, acquires the new behavior specified by the binding.
695	XBL 1.0 Reference	XBL
		No summary!
696	Anonymous Content
		A binding can specify an anonymous content template using the content element. This template describes a content tree that will be generated around the bound element during binding attachment. An element declared in a bound document using a single tag can then be constructed out of multiple child elements, and this implementation is hidden from the bound document.
697	Binding Attachment and Detachment	XBL
		Bindings can be attached to elements through CSS using the -moz-binding property.
698	Binding Implementations	Mozilla, Reference, XBL
		Bindings can define methods and properties on a bound element using the implementation tag. A binding implementation provides a new set of methods and properties that can be invoked directly from the bound element.
699	DOM Interfaces
		No summary!
700	Elements	XBL
		This section is tested and adjusted for the current Firefox implementation. Please edit only if an actual behavior differs from the described one. Please do not edit only on the basis of another XBL specification.
701	Event Handlers
		No summary!
702	Example Sticky Notes
		No summary!
703	XML in Mozilla	NeedsHelp, NeedsUpdate, XML
		Mozilla has a relatively good support for XML. Several World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Recommendations and drafts from the XML family of specifications are supported, as well as other related technologies.
704	XPInstall	XPInstall, XPInstall_API_reference
		No summary!
705	Creating XPI Installer Modules	XPInstall
		Mozilla has introduced major changes to the way that themes and all the other parts of the UI are packaged. This new packaging scheme is called XPI (pronounced "zippy"), and interacts with XPInstall. A XPI file typically contains the resources to be installed (in this case the barley.jar we want to have installed in the Mozilla/bin/chrome/ directory) and an install script that guides the installation process.
706	Install Wizards (aka: Stub Installers)	XPInstall
		No summary!
707	Mac stub installer	XPInstall
		No summary!
708	Unix stub installer	XPInstall
		No summary!
709	Windows stub installer	XPInstall
		No summary!
710	Learn XPI Installer Scripting by Example	XPInstall, XPInstall_API_reference
		This article uses the installer script from browser.xpi install package as the basis for discussing XPI installations in general. This installer script is relatively short, but it exercises most of the important features of the XPInstall API, and it can easily be used as a template for other more general software installations. In this article, we use the unix install file, but the installers for all the platforms are quite similar, and you can easily take what you learn here and apply it to installations on any platform that mozilla supports.
711	Installer Script
		No summary!
712	Using XPInstall to Install Plugins	Add-ons, Plugins, XPInstall, XPInstall_API_reference
		No summary!
713	Install script template	Add-ons, Plugins, XPInstall
		No summary!
714	XPInstall API reference	XPInstall, XPInstall_API_reference
		See complete list
715	Examples
		Trigger Scripts and Install Scripts describes typical kinds of script that use the XPInstall API.
716	File.macAlias
		In this example, a mac alias is created for software (AppleCD Audio Player) that is installed locally.
717	File.windowsShortcut
		In this example, the windowsShortcut method is used to add a shortcut in the Program directory ("Program" is a keyword for the directory in which the program itself is installed, for example, C:\Program Files\Netscape\Netscape 6\" on Windows) to Windows software (misc.exe) that is installed in the "Windows" directory.
718	Install.addDirectory
		The Install object's addDirectory method queues an entire directory for installation once performInstall is called.
719	Install.addFile
		The Install object's addFile method is the standard way to queue files for installation.
720	InstallTrigger.installChrome
		Trigger scripts are typically invoked by JavaScript event handlers on hyperlinks. When a user clicks the link "Install the New Blue theme" in the example below, XPInstall downloads, registers, and installs the theme contained in newblue.xpi to the user's profile directory.
721	InstallTrigger.startSoftwareUpdate
		This is a very simple example of the InstallTrigger object's principal method, startSoftwareUpdate, which takes a string representing the path to the XPI and installs that XPI on the local machine.
722	Trigger Scripts and Install Scripts
		Trigger scripts are simple installations that can be initiated from event handlers and other JavaScript code on a web page.
723	Windows Install
		This example shows the installation of a XPI in which user profile information is contained.
724	File Object
		Use the File object to manipulate local files and directories during the installation process.
725	Methods
		No summary!
726	Install Object	XPInstall_API_reference
		Use the Install object to manage the downloading and installation of software with the XPI Installation Manager.
727	Methods
		No summary!
728	Properties
		No summary!
729	InstallVersion Object
		You use InstallVersion objects to contain version information for software.
730	Methods
		No summary!
731	Properties
		No summary!
732	Return Codes
		The methods described in this chapter can return any of the following return codes. In Mozilla/SeaMonkey, these constants are defined as part of the xpinstall object (formerly the SoftwareUpdate object in Netscape Communicator 4.5).
733	WinProfile Object
		(Windows only) Windows developers use this object to manipulate the content of a Windows .ini file.
734	Methods
		No summary!
735	WinReg Object
		(Windows only)
736	Methods
		The WinRegValue constructor creates a WinRegValue object.
737	WinRegValue
		(Windows only)
738	XPJS Components Proposal	Outdated_articles
		Draft 1.0
739	XRE
		No summary!
740	XTech 2005 Presentations	Presentations
		No summary!
741	Directions of the Mozilla RDF engine	Presentations, RDF
		This presentation showed new developments in the Mozilla RDF engine. These include plans to expose the RDF API to public web content, as well as performance and correctness improvements.
742	Extending Gecko with XBL and XTF	Presentations, XBL, XTF
		This session explored ways to extend Mozilla/Firefox to handle new XML tags and namespaces via drop-in extensions to the layout engine.
743	Mozilla E4X	E4X, JavaScript, Presentations
		"ECMAScript for XML" (ECMA-357), a new standard for writing and processing XML directly in JavaScript (ECMA-262, ISO-16262). E4X marries XML and JavaScript syntax, and extends JavaScript to include namespaces, qualified names, and XML elements and lists. E4X also adds new JavaScript operators for filtering XML lists, and for enumerating XML children and descendants. Another E4X feature: the ability to bind a W3C DOM document to a new XML object, reflecting the DOM in E4X terms so that updates to either the DOM or the E4X object hierarchy show up in the other.
744	Rich Web
		No summary!
745	SVG And Canvas In Mozilla	Presentations, SVG
		Today's Web browsers offer somewhat limited graphics capabilities to Web developers. Advances in hardware, especially graphics processors, offer the potential for far richer graphics in interactive applications. To realize this potential in Web applications, browsers must expose rich new graphics APIs to Web content. The Mozilla project will meet this challenge with two major new features to be delivered in Firefox 1.5: integrated SVG and a new canvas HTML element. Work is also underway "under the hood" on a new unified graphics architecture that uses 3D graphics processors to accelerate all rendering. This work provides additional benefits to Web developers such as the ability to apply SVG effects to HTML content.
746	XUL - Mozilla's XML User Interface Language	Presentations, XUL
		Ben Goodger, lead engineer for Mozilla Firefox talked about XUL, Mozilla's XML User Interface toolkit.
747	XTech 2006 Presentations	Presentations
		No summary!
748	XUL	Landing, Mozilla, XUL
		XUL (XML User Interface Language) is Mozilla's XML-based language for building user interfaces of applications like Firefox.
749	<statusbarpanel>	Deprecated, XUL, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An individual element of a statusbar. This is a special type of button which is drawn differently. Unlike normal buttons, a statusbarpanel can only have a label or an image but not both. This element is often used with a short label or icon to indicate status, for instance whether the user is online or whether there are new messages.
750	A XUL Bestiary	Add-ons, Extensions, NeedsTechnicalReview, XUL
		This XULNote presents some of the key concepts and terms in the XUL development environment. The purpose of this article is not to describe these items in any great detail but to define what they are in simple terms. I selected items for this group because they seemed to be either shrouded in mystery, misused as concepts or terms, or underestimated according to their role in XUL and cross-platform development. In contrast to the Mozilla Jargon File, this article describes items of specific interest to the web or content developer looking to establish a context for understanding Mozilla's new technologies -- and in particular Mozilla's XML-based User Interface Language, XUL.
751	Accessibility/XUL Accessibility Reference	Accessibility, XUL
		This table is designed to show how to expose text properly for various XUL element types. Sections in bold are to draw attention to pieces that are often overlooked for visual layouts. Underlined text may be read by the screen reader.
752	Attribute (XUL)	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
753	Flexgroup
		"flexgroup" is used to group flexible elements together and should be set to an integer. Elements with a lower flexgroup are flexed first. When those elements have reached their maximum sizes, the elements with the next higher flexgroup are flexed. This process continues until there are no more elements remaining. The same process occurs when decreasing the size, except in the other direction.
754	accelerated	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
755	acceltext	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
756	accessible	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
757	accesskey	Reference, XUL, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference, accesskey
		No summary!
758	activetitlebarcolor	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
759	afterselected	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
760	align	Reference, Référence(2), XUL
		No summary!
761	allowevents	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
762	allownegativeassertions	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
763	alternatingbackground	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
764	alwaysopenpopup	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
765	attribute	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
766	autoFillAfterMatch	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
767	autocheck	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
768	autocompleteenabled	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
769	autocompletepopup	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
770	autocompletesearch	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
771	autocompletesearchparam	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
772	autofill	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
773	autoscroll	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
774	backdrag	XUL, XUL Attribute
		No summary!
775	beforeselected	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
776	bottom	XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
777	browser.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		Type: one of the values below.The type of browser, which can be used to set access of the document loaded inside the browser.
778	browserid	XUL, XUL Reference
		No summary!
779	button.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
780	buttonaccesskeyaccept	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
781	buttonaccesskeycancel	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
782	buttonaccesskeydisclosure	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
783	buttonaccesskeyextra1	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
784	buttonaccesskeyextra2	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
785	buttonaccesskeyhelp	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
786	buttonalign	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
787	buttondir	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
788	buttondisabledaccept	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
789	buttonlabelaccept	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
790	buttonlabelcancel	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
791	buttonlabeldisclosure	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
792	buttonlabelextra1	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
793	buttonlabelextra2	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
794	buttonlabelhelp	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
795	buttonorient	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
796	buttonpack	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
797	buttons	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
798	checkState	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
799	checkbox.src	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
800	checked	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
801	chromemargin	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
802	class	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
803	clicktoscroll
		clicktoscroll, if true, the arrows must be clicked to scroll the scrollbox content.
804	close	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
805	closebutton	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
806	closemenu	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
807	coalesceduplicatearcs	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
808	collapse	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
809	collapsed	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
810	color	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
811	colorpicker.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
812	cols	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
813	command	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
814	commandupdater	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
815	completedefaultindex	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
816	completeselectedindex
		No summary!
817	container	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
818	containment	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
819	contentcontextmenu	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
820	contenttooltip	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
821	context	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
822	contextmenu	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
823	control	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
824	crop	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
825	curpos	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
826	current	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
827	currentset	NeedsHelp, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
828	customindex	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
829	customizable	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
830	cycler	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
831	datasources	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
832	datepicker.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
833	datepicker.value	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
834	decimalplaces	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
835	default	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
836	defaultButton	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
837	defaultset	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
838	description	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
839	dir	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
840	disableKeyNavigation	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
841	disableautocomplete	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
842	disableautoselect	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
843	disablechrome	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
844	disableclose	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
845	disabled	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
846	disablefastfind	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
847	disableglobalhistory
		No summary!
848	disablehistory
		No summary!
849	disablesecurity	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
850	dlgtype	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
851	dragging	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
852	drawintitlebar
		No summary!
853	droppedLinkHandler	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
854	editable	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
855	editor.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
856	editortype	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
857	element	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
858	empty	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
859	emptytext	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
860	enableColumnDrag	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
861	enablehistory	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
862	equalsize	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
863	eventnode	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
864	events	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
865	expr	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
866	fadein	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
867	findnextaccesskey	XUL, XUL Attributes
		No summary!
868	findpreviousaccesskey
		No summary!
869	first-tab	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
870	firstdayofweek	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
871	firstpage	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
872	fixed	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
873	flags	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
874	flex	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
875	focused	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
876	forcecomplete	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
877	fullscreenbutton	XUL, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
878	grippyhidden	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
879	grippytooltiptext	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
880	group	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
881	handleCtrlTab	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
882	height	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
883	helpURI	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
884	hidden	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
885	hidechrome	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
886	hidecolumnpicker	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
887	hideheader	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
888	hideseconds	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
889	hidespinbuttons	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
890	highlightaccesskey
		No summary!
891	highlightnonmatches	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
892	homepage	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
893	href	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
894	icon	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
895	iconsize	Toolbar, XUL, XUL Attribute
		No summary!
896	id	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
897	iframe.transparent
		No summary!
898	ignoreblurwhilesearching	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
899	ignorecase	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
900	ignoreincolumnpicker	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
901	ignorekeys	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
902	image	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
903	image.onload
		No summary!
904	inactivetitlebarcolor	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
905	increment	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
906	index	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
907	inputtooltiptext	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
908	insertafter	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
909	insertbefore	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
910	instantApply	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
911	inverted	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
912	iscontainer	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
913	isempty	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
914	key	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
915	keycode	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
916	keytext	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
917	label	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
918	label.value	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
919	last-tab	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
920	lastSelected	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
921	lastpage	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
922	left	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
923	lightweightthemes	Lightweight themes, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
924	lightweightthemesfooter
		No summary!
925	linkedpanel	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
926	listcell.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
927	listitem.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
928	matchcaseaccesskey
		No summary!
929	max	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
930	maxheight	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
931	maxlength	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
932	maxpos	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
933	maxrows	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
934	maxwidth	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
935	member	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
936	menu	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
937	menuactive	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
938	menuitem.key	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
939	menuitem.name	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
940	menuitem.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		More information on adding checkmarks to menus in the XUL tutorial
941	min	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
942	minheight	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
943	minresultsforpopup	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
944	minwidth	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
945	mode
		No summary!
946	modifiers	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
947	mousethrough	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
948	movetoclick
		No summary!
949	multiline	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
950	multiple	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
951	name	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
952	negate	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
953	newlines	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
954	next	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
955	noautofocus	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
956	noautohide	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
957	noinitialfocus	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
958	nomatch	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
959	norestorefocus
		No summary!
960	notification.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
961	object	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
962	observes	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
963	onbeforeaccept	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
964	onbookmarkgroup	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
965	onchange	NeedsHelp, Reference, Référence(2), XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		An onchange attribute is an event listener to the object for the Event change. A change event is fired in different ways for different XUL Input Elements as listed below:
966	onclick	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
967	onclosetab	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
968	oncommand	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
969	oncommandupdate	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
970	onerror	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
971	onerrorcommand	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
972	oninput	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
973	onload	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
974	onnewtab	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
975	onpaneload	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
976	onpopuphidden	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
977	onpopuphiding	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
978	onpopupshowing	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
979	onpopupshown	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
980	onsearchbegin	XUL, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
981	onsearchcomplete	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
982	onselect
		No summary!
983	ontextcommand	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
984	ontextentered	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
985	ontextrevert	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
986	ontextreverted	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
987	onunload	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
988	open	NeedsHelp, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference, needsattention
		No summary!
989	ordinal	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
990	orient	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
991	pack	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
992	page
		No summary!
993	pageid	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
994	pageincrement	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
995	pagestep	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
996	panel.consumeoutsideclicks
		No summary!
997	panel.fade	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
998	panel.flip	Reference, XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
999	panel.ignorekeys	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1000	panel.label	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1001	panel.level	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1002	panel.noautohide	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1003	panel.type	Reference, XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1004	parent	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1005	parsetype	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1006	pending	Reference, XUL, XUL Attributes
		No summary!
1007	persist	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1008	persistence	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1009	phase	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1010	pickertooltiptext	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1011	pinned	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1012	placeholder	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1013	popup	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1014	popup.left	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1015	popup.position	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1016	popup.top	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1017	popupalign
		No summary!
1018	popupanchor
		No summary!
1019	position	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1020	predicate	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1021	preference	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1022	preference-editable	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1023	preference.name	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1024	preference.type	NeedsHelp, Reference, Référence(2), XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1025	prefpane.selected	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1026	prefpane.src	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1027	prefwindow.onload
		No summary!
1028	prefwindow.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1029	primary	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1030	priority	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1031	progressmeter.max
		No summary!
1032	progressmeter.mode	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1033	progressmeter.value	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1034	properties	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1035	query.name	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1036	query.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1037	querytype	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1038	readonly	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1039	ref	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1040	rel	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1042	removeelement	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1043	reserved	DOM, Deprecated, events
		No summary!
1044	resizeafter	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1045	resizebefore	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1046	resizer.dir	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1047	resizer.element	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1048	resizer.type	XUL, XUL Attribute
		No summary!
1049	right
		No summary!
1050	rows	NeedsHelp, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1051	screenX	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1052	screenY	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1053	script.src	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1054	script.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1055	searchSessions	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1056	searchbutton	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1057	searchlabel	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1058	selected	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1059	selectedIndex	NeedsHelp, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1060	seltype	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1061	separator.orient	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1062	setfocus	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1063	showcaret	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1064	showcommentcolumn	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1065	showimagecolumn	XUL, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference, popup
		No summary!
1066	showpopup	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1067	size	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1068	sizemode	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		This attribute is used to save and restore the state of a window (together with the persist attribute) and for CSS styles (e.g. to hide the resizer grippy on maximized windows).
1069	sizetopopup	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1070	smoothscroll	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1071	sort	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1072	sortActive	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1073	sortDirection	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1074	sortResource	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1075	sortResource2	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1076	spellcheck	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		The HTML
1077	src	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1078	state	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1079	statedatasource	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1080	statusbar	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1081	statustext	Deprecated, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1082	stringbundle.src	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1083	style	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1084	subject	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1085	substate	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1086	suppressonselect	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1087	tab.selected	XUL, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1088	tabindex	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1089	tabmodalPromptShowing	XUL, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1090	tabs.onselect	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1091	tabscrolling	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1092	targets	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1093	template	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1094	template.container	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1095	textbox.autoFill
		No summary!
1096	textbox.crop	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1097	textbox.disableAutocomplete
		No summary!
1098	textbox.disablehistory	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1099	textbox.empty	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1100	textbox.forceComplete
		No summary!
1101	textbox.ignoreBlurWhileSearching
		No summary!
1102	textbox.label	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1103	textbox.min	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1104	textbox.minResultsForPopup
		No summary!
1105	textbox.onblur	XUL, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1106	textbox.onchange	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1107	textbox.onfocus	XUL, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1108	textbox.showCommentColumn
		No summary!
1109	textbox.tabScrolling
		No summary!
1110	textbox.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1111	textbox.value	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1112	textnode.value	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1113	timeout	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1114	timepicker.increment	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1115	timepicker.value	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1116	title	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1117	titlebar
		No summary!
1118	toolbar.mode	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1119	toolbarbutton.title
		No summary!
1120	toolbarbutton.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1121	toolbarname	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1122	tooltip	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1123	tooltiptext	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1124	tooltiptextnew	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1125	top	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1126	tree.editable	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1127	tree.onselect	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1128	treecell.editable	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1129	treecell.mode	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1130	treecell.src	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1131	treecol.editable	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1132	treecol.src	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1133	treecol.type	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1134	treecol.width	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1135	treeitem.label	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1136	treelines
		No summary!
1137	type
		No summary!
1138	unread	XUL, XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1139	uri	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1140	userAction	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1141	validate	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1142	value	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1143	var	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1144	visuallyselected
		No summary!
1145	wait-cursor	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1146	where.subject	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1147	where.value	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1148	width	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1149	windowtype	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1150	wrap	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1151	wraparound	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1152	Building accessible custom components in XUL	Accessibility, DHTML, XUL
		DHTML Accessibility is a new technology which enables developers to construct accessible controls within (X)HTML pages. Developers have been doing this for some time, but the resulting controls were never as accessible as similar controls in desktop applications. Assistive technologies could only see the generic HTML markup used to build the control; they had no way of knowing that a particular collection of div and span elements should be treated as a single cohesive control (such as a tab bar or a treeview).
1153	Deprecated and defunct markup	Reference, XUL
		{many elements on this page are wrongly marked as deprecated, this page needs review}
1154	Dynamically modifying XUL-based user interface	Add-ons, DOM, Extensions, XUL
		This article discusses manipulating XUL interfaces, using DOM and other APIs. It explains the concept of DOM documents, demonstrates a few simple examples of using DOM calls to perform basic manipulations on a document, and then demonstrates working with anonymous XBL content using Mozilla-specific methods.
1155	FileGuide
		See IO
1156	Accessing Files
		File and Stream Guide: [ nsIScriptableIO | Accessing Files | Getting File Information | Reading from Files | Writing to Files | Moving, Copying and Deleting Files | Uploading and Downloading Files | Working With Directories ]
1157	Getting File Information
		File and Stream Guide: [ nsIScriptableIO | Accessing Files | Getting File Information | Reading from Files | Writing to Files | Moving, Copying and Deleting Files | Uploading and Downloading Files | Working With Directories ]
1158	IO
		File and Stream Guide: [ nsIScriptableIO | Accessing Files | Getting File Information | Reading from Files | Writing to Files | Moving, Copying and Deleting Files | Uploading and Downloading Files | Working With Directories ]
1159	Moving, Copying and Deleting Files
		File and Stream Guide: [ nsIScriptableIO | Accessing Files | Getting File Information | Reading from Files | Writing to Files | Moving, Copying and Deleting Files | Uploading and Downloading Files | Working With Directories ]
1160	Reading from Files
		File and Stream Guide: [ nsIScriptableIO | Accessing Files | Getting File Information | Reading from Files | Writing to Files | Moving, Copying and Deleting Files | Uploading and Downloading Files | Working With Directories ]
1161	TOC
		File and Stream Guide: [ nsIScriptableIO | Accessing Files | Getting File Information | Reading from Files | Writing to Files | Moving, Copying and Deleting Files | Uploading and Downloading Files | Working With Directories ]
1162	Uploading and Downloading Files
		File and Stream Guide: [ nsIScriptableIO | Accessing Files | Getting File Information | Reading from Files | Writing to Files | Moving, Copying and Deleting Files | Uploading and Downloading Files | Working With Directories ]
1163	Working With Directories
		File and Stream Guide: [ nsIScriptableIO | Accessing Files | Getting File Information | Reading from Files | Writing to Files | Moving, Copying and Deleting Files | Uploading and Downloading Files | Working With Directories ]
1164	Writing to Files
		To write to a file, an output stream is used. An output stream is an object which can be used to write bytes, strings and other values to a file. To create an output stream, use nsIScriptableIO.newOutputStream(). This method has a number of options to specify text or binary writing, the character set, and whether to append to an existing file or create a new one.
1165	How to Quit a XUL Application	XUL, XULRunner
		Script can attempt to quit a XUL application, or force the application to quit, using the nsIAppStartup interface.
1166	How to implement a custom XUL query processor component
		XUL supports templating to create a block of content from a datasource query. The XUL Template Guide has lots of detailed information on using XUL templates. XUL provides template query processors for RDF, XML and SQL (mozStorage). The templating system also supports building custom query processors. Custom query processors are XPCOM components, must implement the nsIXULTemplateQueryProcessor interface and follow some conventions for when registering the component.
1167	Index
		Found 1218 pages:
1168	International characters in XUL JavaScript	Firefox, Gecko, Guide, Internationalization, JavaScript, Mozilla, XPCOM, XUL
		Gecko 1.8, as used in Firefox 1.5 and other applications, added support for non-ASCII characters in JavaScript files loaded from XUL files.
1169	Introduction to XUL	Guide, XUL
		Mozilla has configurable, downloadable chrome, meaning that the arrangement and even presence or absence of controls in the main window is not hardwired into the application, but loaded from a separate UI description. In fact, most of Mozilla's windows (and dialogs) will be described using this mechanism. XUL (pronounced "zool," as if that spelling helped any, and short for "XML User Interface Language") is our name for the language in which these UI descriptions are built.
1170	List of commands	XUL
		The following lists commands which might be usable by <command> or command dispatchers/controllers.
1171	Menus	Add-ons, Extensions, NeedsContent, Reference, Référence(2), XUL
		An extension will often wish to attach a new command to a menu. To do this, the new menu will need to be laid over the existing menu which the item should be displayed upon. For more information about how to use an overlay to modify a menu, see Using Menus and Popups in Extensions
1172	Methods	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1173	acceptDialog	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1174	addItemToSelection	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1175	addPane	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1176	addProgressListener	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1177	addSession	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1178	addTab	Method, Mozilla, Reference, XUL, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1179	addTabsProgressListener
		No summary!
1180	advance	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1181	advanceSelectedTab	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1182	appendCustomToolbar	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1183	appendGroup	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1184	appendItem	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1185	appendNotification	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1186	blur	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1187	cancel	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1188	cancelDialog	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1189	centerWindowOnScreen	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1190	checkAdjacentElement	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1191	clearResults	NeedsContent, NeedsHelp, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1192	clearSelection	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1193	click	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1194	close	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1195	collapseToolbar	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1196	contains	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1197	decrease	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1198	decreasePage	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1199	doCommand	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1200	ensureElementIsVisible	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1201	ensureIndexIsVisible	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1202	ensureSelectedElementIsVisible	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1203	expandToolbar	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1204	extra1	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1205	extra2	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1206	focus	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1207	getBrowserAtIndex	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1208	getBrowserForDocument	Method, Mozilla, Reference, XUL, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1209	getBrowserForTab	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1210	getBrowserIndexForDocument	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1211	getButton	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1212	getDefaultSession	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1213	getEditor	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1214	getElementsByAttribute	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1215	getElementsByAttributeNS	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1216	getFormattedString	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		If you need to handle substitutions involving plurals, take a look at Localization and Plurals.
1217	getHTMLEditor	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1218	getIcon	XUL, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1219	getIndexOfFirstVisibleRow	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1220	getIndexOfItem	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1221	getItemAtIndex	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1222	getNextItem	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1223	getNotificationBox	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1224	getNotificationWithValue	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1225	getNumberOfVisibleRows	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1226	getPageById	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1227	getPreviousItem	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1228	getResultAt	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1229	getResultCount	NeedsHelp, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1230	getResultValueAt	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1231	getRowCount	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1232	getSearchAt	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1233	getSelectedItem	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1234	getSession	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1235	getSessionByName	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1236	getSessionResultAt	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1237	getSessionStatusAt	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1238	getSessionValueAt	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1239	getString	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1240	getTabForBrowser	Method, Mozilla, Reference, Référence(2), XUL, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1241	getTabModalPromptBox	XUL, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1242	goBack	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1243	goBackGroup	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1244	goDown	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1245	goForward	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1246	goForwardGroup	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1247	goHome	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1248	goTo	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1249	goUp	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1250	gotoIndex	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1251	hasUserValue	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1252	hidePopup	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1253	increase	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1254	increasePage	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1255	insertItem	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		The id should match an element in the toolbar's toolbarpalette. Some special ids may also be used to create special spacing items:
1256	insertItemAt	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1257	invertSelection	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1258	loadGroup	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1259	loadOneTab	Method, Mozilla, Reference, XUL, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1260	loadTabs	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1261	loadURI	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		NOTE: This is the XUL method on <browser> / <tabbrowser>, not the global function in chrome://browser/content/browser.js. Please check which one you're documenting! (This one has no post data parameter, see loadURIWithFlags for a version that does)
1262	loadURIWithFlags	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		(See nsIWebNavigation.loadURI() for details on the referrer and postData parameters.)
1263	makeEditable	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1264	menulist.appendItem	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1265	menulist.select	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1266	moveByOffset	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1267	moveTabTo	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1268	moveTo	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1269	moveToAlertPosition	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1270	onFindAgainCommand
		No summary!
1271	onSearchComplete	NeedsHelp, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1272	onTextEntered	NeedsHelp, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1273	onTextReverted	NeedsHelp, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1274	open
		No summary!
1275	openPopup	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		Opens the popup relative to a specified node at a specific location.
1276	openPopupAtScreen	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1277	openSubDialog	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1278	openWindow	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1279	pinTab	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1280	preferenceForElement	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1281	reload	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1282	reloadAllTabs	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1283	reloadTab	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1284	reloadWithFlags	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1285	removeAllItems	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1286	removeAllNotifications	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1287	removeAllTabsBut	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1288	removeCurrentNotification	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1289	removeCurrentTab	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1290	removeItemAt	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1291	removeItemFromSelection	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1292	removeNotification	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1293	removeProgressListener	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1294	removeSession	NeedsHelp, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1295	removeTab	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1296	removeTabsProgressListener	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1297	removeTransientNotifications	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1298	replaceGroup	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1299	reset	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1300	rewind	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1301	scrollByIndex	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1302	scrollByPixels	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1303	scrollToIndex	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1304	select	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1305	selectAll	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1306	selectItem	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1307	selectItemRange	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1308	selectTabAtIndex	Method, Reference, XUL, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1309	setIcon	XUL, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1310	setSelectionRange	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1311	showOnlyTheseTabs	Method, Reference, XUL
		No summary!
1312	showPane	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1313	showPopup	NeedsHelp, NeedsRewrite, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1314	sizeTo	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1315	startEditing	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1316	startFind
		No summary!
1317	stop	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1318	stopEditing	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1319	swapDocShells	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1320	syncSessions	NeedsHelp, XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1321	timedSelect	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1322	toggleHighlight
		No summary!
1323	toggleItemSelection	XUL Methods, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1324	unpinTab	XUL, XUL Attribute, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1325	Namespaces	Add-ons, Extensions
		No summary!
1326	Node
		This is a scriptable interface corresponding to the nsIDOMNode XPCOM interface.
1327	Other Resources	XUL
		No summary!
1328	Popup Guide	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		No summary!
1329	ContextMenus	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		A context menu is a menu where the items on the menu are specific to the context in which the menu was opened. A typical usage is for the user to right-click on an element to display a menu of commands pertaining to what was clicked on.
1330	Extensions	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		The main menu bar in Firefox has the id 'main-menubar'. To add a new menu onto the main application menubar, you will need to overlay this menubar. For instance:
1331	Floating Panels
		A floating panel is used for secondary popups such as tool palettes and property inspector panels. It will have a titlebar which the user may use to move the panel around on the screen. A floating panel can be created using the panel element with at least two additional attributes as in the following example:
1332	MenuButtons	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		Menus may be attached to buttons in several ways. Both the button and the toolbar button elements support two special types used for creating menu buttons.
1333	MenuItems	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		The menuitem element has a number of features beyond just being a label for a menu command.
1334	MenuModification	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		Menus have a number of methods which may be used to add and remove items.
1335	Menus	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		A menu provides a list of commands that the user can carry out.
1336	MoveResize	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		No summary!
1337	OpenClose	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		Popups and menus may be opened and closed by a script.
1338	Panels	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		A panel is a popup which can support any type of content. It is used when supporting temporary popup displays for selecting or entering data.
1339	PopupEvents	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		There are several events related to popups and menus.
1340	PopupKeys	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		When using a menupopup element, a keyboard listener is attached to the window that will handle keypresses for the menu. This allows items within the menu to be navigated with the cursor keys. The following table lists the keys that are checked, and what the menu keyboard listener does in response:
1341	Positioning	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		There are several ways in which the location of a popup on screen may be controlled.
1342	Special per-platform menu considerations	Beginner, Guide, XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		For many menu commands, convention dictates where these items will be placed. For instance, the Edit menu always starts with the Undo command if such a feature is available in the application, followed by Redo, Cut, Copy, Paste, and so forth.
1343	Tooltips	XUL, XUL Popup Guide
		A tooltip is used to provide descriptive help to the user about the control that the mouse is over. For instance, moving the mouse over top of a toolbar button and waiting for a second can display a small popup label containing text describing the button's function. When the mouse is moved again, the tooltip disappears. This is a useful means of providing additional details about a user interface without cluttering up the main interface.
1344	Printing from a XUL App	Guide, NeedsContent, XUL
		This document will talk about PrintUtils, and the ways that XUL applications can trigger print-related behaviors.
1345	Property	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1346	accessKey	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1347	accessible	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1348	accessibleType	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1349	align	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1350	allNotifications	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1351	allowEvents	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1352	alwaysOpenPopup	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1353	amIndicator	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1354	anchorNode	XUL, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1355	appLocale	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1356	autoCheck	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1357	autoFill	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1358	autoFillAfterMatch	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1359	boxObject	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1360	browser
		No summary!
1361	browser.preferences	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1362	browsers	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1363	builder	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1364	builderView	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1365	buttons	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1366	canAdvance	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1367	canGoBack	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1368	canGoForward	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1369	canRewind	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1370	checkState	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1371	checked	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1372	child	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1373	children	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1374	className	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1375	clickSelectsAll	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1376	collapsed	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1377	color	NeedsContent, NeedsHelp, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1378	colorpicker.open	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1379	columns	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1380	command	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1381	commandManager	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1382	completeDefaultIndex	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1383	container	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1384	contentDocument	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1385	contentPrincipal	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1386	contentTitle	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1387	contentView	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1388	contentViewerEdit	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1389	contentViewerFile	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1390	contentWindow	XUL Reference
		No summary!
1391	contextMenu	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1392	control	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1393	controller	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1394	controllers	XUL Properties, XUL Reference, commands, controllers
		No summary!
1395	crop	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1396	current	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1397	currentIndex	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1398	currentItem	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1399	currentNotification	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1400	currentPage	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1401	currentPane	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1402	currentSet	NeedsHelp, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1403	currentURI	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1404	customToolbarCount	NeedsHelp, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1405	database	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1406	datasources	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1407	date	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1408	dateLeadingZero	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1409	dateValue	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1410	datepicker.open	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1411	datepicker.value	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1412	decimalPlaces	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1413	decimalSymbol	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1414	deck.selectedPanel	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1415	defaultButton	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1416	defaultValue	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1417	description	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1418	dir	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1419	disableAutocomplete	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1420	disableKeyNavigation	NeedsHelp, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1421	disableautoselect	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1422	disabled	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1423	dlgType	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1424	docShell	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1425	documentCharsetInfo	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1426	editable	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1427	editingColumn	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1428	editingRow	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1429	editingSession	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1430	editor	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1431	editortype	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1432	emptyText	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1433	enableColumnDrag	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1434	eventNode	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1435	externalToolbars	Toolbars, XUL, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1436	findMode
		No summary!
1437	firstOrdinalColumn	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1438	firstPermanentChild	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1439	flex	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1440	flexGroup
		No summary!
1441	focused	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1442	focusedItem	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1443	forceComplete	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1444	group	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1445	handleCtrlPageUpDown	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1446	handleCtrlTab	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1447	hasUserValue
		No summary!
1448	height	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1449	hidden	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1450	hideSeconds	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1451	highlightNonMatches	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1452	homePage	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1453	hour	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1454	hourLeadingZero	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1455	id	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1456	ignoreBlurWhileSearching	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1457	image	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1458	increment	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1459	inputField	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1460	instantApply
		No summary!
1461	inverted	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1462	is24HourClock	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1463	isPM	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1464	isSearching	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1465	isWaiting	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1466	itemCount	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1467	label	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1468	labelElement	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1469	lastPermanentChild	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1470	lastSelected	NeedsHelp, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1471	left	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1472	linkedPanel	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1473	listBoxObject	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1474	listbox.currentIndex	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1475	locked	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1476	markupDocumentViewer	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1477	max	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1478	maxHeight	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1479	maxLength	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1480	maxRows	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1481	maxWidth	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1482	menu	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1483	menu.open	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1484	menuBoxObject	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1485	menuitem.control	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1486	menulist.image	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1487	menulist.inputField	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1488	menupopup	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1490	min	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1491	minHeight	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1492	minResultsForPopup	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1493	minWidth	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1494	minute	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1495	minuteLeadingZero	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1496	mode	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1497	month	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1498	monthLeadingZero	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1499	name	Reference, Référence(2), XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1500	next	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1501	noMatch	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1502	notificationsHidden	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1503	object	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1504	observes	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1505	onFirstPage	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1506	onLastPage	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1507	open	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1508	ordinal	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1509	orient	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1510	pack	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1511	pageCount	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1512	pageIncrement	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1513	pageIndex	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1514	pageStep	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1515	pageid	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1516	palette	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1517	parentContainer	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1518	persist	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1519	persistence	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1520	placeholder	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1521	pmIndicator	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1522	popup	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1523	popupBoxObject	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1524	popupOpen	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1525	position	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1526	predicate	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1527	preference.preferences	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1528	preferenceElements	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1529	preferencePanes	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1530	preferences	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1531	prefpane.preferences	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1532	priority	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1533	radio.control	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1534	radioGroup	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1535	readOnly	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1536	ref	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1537	resource	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1538	resultsPopup	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1539	richlistitem.label	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1540	scrollBoxObject	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1541	scrollIncrement	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1542	searchButton	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1543	searchCount	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1544	searchLabel	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1545	searchParam	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1546	searchSessions	NeedsHelp, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1547	second	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1548	secondLeadingZero	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1549	securityUI	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1550	selType	NeedsHelp, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1551	selected	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1552	selectedBrowser	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1553	selectedCount	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1554	selectedIndex	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1555	selectedItem	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1556	selectedItems	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1557	selectedPanel	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1558	selectedTab	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1559	selectionEnd	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1560	selectionStart	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1561	selstyle	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1562	sessionCount	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1563	sessionHistory	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1564	showCommentColumn	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1565	showImageColumn	XUL, XUL Properties, XUL Reference, popup
		No summary!
1566	showPopup	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1567	size	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1568	smoothScroll	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1569	spinButtons	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1570	src	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1571	state	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1572	statusText	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1573	statusbar	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1574	stringBundle	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1575	strings	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1576	style	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1577	subject	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1578	suppressOnSelect	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1579	tab.control	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1580	tabContainer	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1581	tabIndex	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1582	tabScrolling	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1583	tabbox	XUL, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1584	tabbox.tabs	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1585	tabbrowser.tabs	XUL, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1586	tabpanels	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1587	tabs	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1588	tag	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1589	textLength	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1590	textValue	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1591	textbox.label	XUL, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1592	textbox.type	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1593	textbox.value	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1594	timeout	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1595	timepicker.value	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1596	title	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1597	toolbarName	NeedsHelp, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1598	toolbarset	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1599	toolboxid	Toolbars, XUL, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1600	tooltip	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1601	tooltipText	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1602	top	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1603	tree.inputField	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1604	treeBoxObject	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1605	triggerNode	XUL, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1606	type	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1607	uri	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1608	userAction	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1609	value	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1610	valueNumber	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1611	view	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1612	visibleTabs	Gecko 2.0, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1613	webBrowserFind	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1614	webNavigation	NeedsHelp, XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1615	webProgress	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1616	width	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1617	wizardPages	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1618	wrapAround	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1619	year	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1620	yearLeadingZero	XUL Properties, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1621	Providing Command-Line Options	Add-ons, Command Line, Extensions, Guide, XULRunner
		Extensions and XUL applications can modify the way command line parameters are handled by writing a component that implements the nsICommandLineHandler interface and registering it in a category.
1622	Notes
		No summary!
1623	Sorting and filtering a custom tree view
		This is example code for sorting and filtering a custom tree view, that is, a tree whose values are loaded via JavaScript. This will not work for other types of trees, for example RDF-backed or ones created with DOM methods.
1624	Style classes	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1625	alert-icon	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1626	chromeclass-toolbar	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1627	error-icon	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1628	groove	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1629	groove-thin	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1630	header	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1631	indent	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1632	listcell-iconic	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1633	listitem-iconic	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1634	menu-iconic	XUL, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1635	menuitem-iconic	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1636	menuitem-non-iconic	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1637	message-icon	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1638	monospace	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1639	plain	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1640	question-icon	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1641	small-margin	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1642	statusbarpanel-iconic	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1643	statusbarpanel-iconic-text	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1644	statusbarpanel-menu-iconic	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1645	text-link	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1646	thin	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1647	tree-splitter	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1648	treecol-image	XUL Reference, XUL_Style_classes
		No summary!
1649	Template Guide	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		Basics of XUL Templates
1650	Actions	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		The content to generate in a template is specified using the <xul:action> element which should either be the next sibling of the <xul:query> element (if no rules need be specified) or be a direct child of a <xul:rule> element. The content to generate goes directly inside the action element. This content will be copied for each matching result (though see below for an exception) and inserted into the document. Let's look at a simple example first.
1651	Additional Navigation	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		The triples used so far have all had variables in both the subject and object. However, a string value may be used instead. Since the subject of an RDF arc is always a resource, the subject may be a resource URI. The object attribute may be a resource URI or a literal value. Using a literal as the object of a triple is a common way to filter out specific items. For instance, if items were identified with a type, the data could be filtered to include only items of a particular type.
1652	Additional Template Attributes	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		All the templates used so far have had the template placed inside the root element with the datasources attribute. However, you may use the template attribute to refer to a template located elsewhere within the document. This allows you to share the same template among two different parts of the user interface. To use this technique, place a template attribute on the root element set to the id of a template.
1653	Attribute Substitution	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		The effect will be that the ?name part of the attribute will be replaced by the value of the variable ?name. For instance, if the value of ?name is 'Jake', then the attribute value will be 'My name is Jake'. You can include multiple variables in one attribute if desired:
1654	Bindings	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		We can add more triples to the previous example to show more information. For example, a description could be added to a photo. To do this all we need to do is add the necessary data to the RDF datasource and add another <triple> element to the template's statements.
1655	Building Hierarchical Trees	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1656	Building Menus With Templates	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		Menus may be generated using a template in the same manner as other elements. However, unlike with other elements, the content of a menu is only generated once the menu has been opened. This means that a menu created with a template will not have any of the generated items until the user opens the menu, or a script opens the menu. This applies to menus on menubars, submenus, as well as menu-type buttons such as those with a type attribute set to menu. This allows for better performance as the entire content of a complex menu does not need to be created until the user needs to use the menu.
1657	Building Trees	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		The most common element to use with a template is the tree.
1658	Containment Properties
		Let's look back at the very first example again. It doesn't have any containers, but we may want to iterate over the relatedItem predicate using the simple query syntax. We can add the containment attribute to do this.
1659	Filtering	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1660	Introduction	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		Each template retrieves its data from a datasource. Several types of datasources are supported by default, RDF, XML and SQLite databases, however, processors may be written to support other types of datasources. In XUL, the datasource is specified by placing the datasources attribute on an element. Typically, the value will be a URI that identifies the location of the data. For example, for an XML datasource, the URL of an XML file is specified. When the XUL parser sees an element with this attribute, it constructs a template builder for the element and attaches it to the element. It is expected that there will be a template inside the element. The template builder loads the datasource, performs a query on the datasource and generates content based on the results in combination with the template. The type of datasource is specified with the querytype attribute. The type affects how the datasource is used as well as the syntax for specifying queries.
1661	Multiple Queries	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1662	Multiple Rule Example	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1663	Multiple Rules	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1664	Namespaces
		XML Namespaces can be used in XUL Templates by binding the namespace URI and prefix to the template element. For example using the following XML document containing a list of people:
1665	RDF Modifications	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1666	RDF Query Syntax	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		Let's look at a simple query with two statements. Each statement is placed as a direct child of the <query> element within the template.
1667	Recursive Generation	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		After generating content, the template builder always repeats the generation for inner levels as far as it can go. Thus, the builder can be said to generate content from the graph recursively. After generating a result's content, the builder starts again using a new parent and starting point. Naturally, the parent will be the new result's content, rather than the outer containing element, and the starting point will be the endpoint of the previous iteration. For the top level generation the parent insertion point is the element with the datasources attribute, in this example a <vbox>. For nested results, the insertion point is the generated element. Here is the content that was generated after one iteration:
1668	Result Generation	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		In this section, we'll look at generating template output using RDF datasources. First, however, some background.
1669	Rule Compilation	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		A XUL template is made up of a query and a series of rules. A query contains instructions for how to retrieve a set of data from the datasource. The exact syntax is dependent on the type of datasource used in the template. For instance, for an SQLite datasource, an SQL statement is used as the query. This will return a table of result records which are then used to generate output. For RDF and XML, the query contains a set of instructions for navigating through the RDF graph or XML document tree. A query is declared with the query tag (new to FF3; FF2 only worked with RDF datasources and had no query tag), which you would place directly inside the <template>. The job of the query is to generate a set of output results.
1670	SQLite Templates	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1671	Simple Example	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1672	Simple Query Syntax	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1673	Sorting Results	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		When results are generated from a query, content is generated in the same order as the results. For an XML datasource, generated content will be output in the order corresponding to the results of the XPath query expression. For an Sqlite datasource, the generated content corresponds to the order of results of the SQL query. For an RDF datasource, again, the results are in the order the query generates them, although except in the case of an RDF Seq, this order is arbitrary as RDF triples don't occur in any particular order. When the reference node is an RDF Seq container and the results are in that container, however, the template builder orders the results in the order the items appear in the Seq. For instance, the photos are listed in the same order in this example as they appear in the Seq in the datasource.
1674	Special Condition Tests	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		There are several additional types of conditional tests that may be performed.
1675	Static Content	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1676	Template Builder Interface	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		When inserting an element into a XUL document, the element is checked to see if it has a datasources attribute. If so, a template builder will be created for the element and attached to the element. If the element is a <tree> element and has the flags attribute set to "dont-build-content", a tree builder will be created. Otherwise, a content builder will be created. Both types of builder share much of the same code except for how they generate output to be displayed. Both types of builders implement the nsIXULTemplateBuilder interface, while the tree builder also implements the nsIXULTreeBuilder interface.
1677	Template Logging
		Debugging problems with a template can be difficult as many problems are logic errors that are often not possible to determine automatically. For example, if you spell a value wrong, no data may be returned, but the template system won't know that that this was because of a spelling error, or simply that there shouldn't be any data anyway. Fortunately, some debugging and logging support is provided with templates that may help.
1678	Template and Tree Listeners	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		There are several listeners (or observers) used during the template build process, each used for different purposes. These each implement a different XPCOM interface, as listed below:
1679	Using Multiple Queries to Generate More Results	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1680	Using Recursive Templates	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		You may recall that templates generate content recursively. After the data is generated, each result is used as the new reference point for a nested iteration of the template. This is usually used to generate content in a tree or menu. Both the RDF and XML datasource types support recursion. For example, using this XML datasource:
1681	XML Assignments	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		No summary!
1682	XML Templates	XUL, XUL_Template_Guide
		Mozilla also supports the use of XML datasources. An XML document will be loaded and XPath expressions may be used to take portions of the XML document and generate content from these. When an XML source is desired, specify a querytype attribute on the root node of the template to the value xml. This indicates to the template builder that an XML source is being used as that the queries use syntax that is specific to XML.
1683	Textbox (XPFE autocomplete)	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is created by setting the type attribute of a textbox to autocomplete. It is used to create a textbox with a popup containing a list of possible completions for what the user has started to type.
1684	The Joy of XUL	Guide, Mozilla, XPCOM, XPConnect, XUL
		This guide is designed to introduce application developers and their managers to XUL so they can not only understand why Mozilla's platform is based on it, but how they might adopt it for their own use. XUL (pronounced "zool") is Mozilla's XML-based user interface language that lets you build feature rich cross-platform applications that can run connected to or disconnected from the Internet. These applications are easily customized with alternative text, graphics, and layout so they can be readily branded or localized for various markets. Web developers already familiar with Dynamic HTML (DHTML) will learn XUL quickly and can start building applications right away.
1685	Things I've tried to do with XUL	XUL
		This is a grab-bag type of FAQ, with a list of things that should work (hopefully with bug numbers), things that don't work (hopefully with explanations), and workarounds for both of the above. Feel free to add your own XUL experiences here.
1686	Toolbars
		Toolbars, implemented using the XUL toolbar element, are containers for toolbar buttons and other user interface objects. The following articles provide details about implementing and working with toolbars.
1687	Creating toolbar buttons (Customize Toolbar Window)	Add-ons, Extensions, Firefox 3, Toolbars, XUL
		This article explains how to add a toolbar button to a Toolkit application (such as Firefox, Thunderbird, or Kompozer) using overlays. Its intended audience is extension developers with a basic knowledge of XUL and CSS.
1688	Custom toolbar button	Add-ons, Extensions, SeaMonkey, Toolbars, XUL, thunderbird
		This page tells you step-by-step how to make a custom toolbar button in Firefox, SeaMonkey 2.0, Thunderbird or Sunbird. (For SeaMonkey 1.x, see the page Custom Toolbar Button:SeaMonkey.)
1689	Code Samples	Add-ons, Extensions
		This page contains sample code that you can use with the Custom Toolbar Button tutorial.
1690	Complete
		This page is for readers who have followed the Custom Toolbar Button tutorial for Firefox, Thunderbird and Sunbird, or the Custom Toolbar Button:SeaMonkey tutorial for SeaMonkey, and who want to learn more about developing extensions.
1691	SeaMonkey - making custom toolbar (SM ver. 1.x)	Add-ons, Extensions, SeaMonkey
		This page tells you step-by-step how to make a custom toolbar button in SeaMonkey 1.x. (For SeaMonkey 2, Firefox, Thunderbird and Sunbird, see the page: Custom Toolbar Button)
1692	Toolbar customization events	Toolbars, XUL
		When toolbars are customized, events are sent to their parent window. You can use window.addEventListener() to listen for these events in order to keep abreast of changes to toolbars.
1693	Tree Widget Changes	XUL
		This describes changes in XUL Trees API for Gecko 1.8.
1694	Urlbar-icons	XUL Reference, XUL_Element
		The location of UI elements like the bookmarks, feed and go buttons. Create new image or button child elements to add your own items.
1695	Using Remote XUL	XUL
		XUL (pronounced like "zool"), which is short for XML-based User Interface Language, is an XML-based language for describing application interfaces. It contains elements for all common UI widgets (menus, buttons, toolbars, etc.) and many sophisticated ones (trees, browsers, color pickers).
1696	Using Visual Studio as your XUL IDE
		Compared to a simple text-editor, Visual Studio gives you some special features when writing XUL:
1697	Using multiple DTDs	Internationalization, Localization, XUL
		No summary!
1698	Using nsIXULAppInfo	Add-ons, Extensions
		Starting with Mozilla/XULRunner 1.8, there now is a way to find out which application, application version, and Gecko version your code is running on.
1699	Using spell checking in XUL	Add-ons, Extensions
		Spell checking functionality is available starting in Firefox 2. This document describes how to use the mozISpellCheckingEngine component to add spell checking capabilities to your Firefox extension.
1700	Using the Editor from XUL	XUL
		The editor in XUL lives on top of a XUL <iframe> element; it observes document loading in this <iframe>, and, when document loading is complete, it instantiates an editor on the loaded document. The <iframe> contents are then editable.
1701	Using the standard theme	Add-ons, Extensions, Themes
		No summary!
1702	Widget Cheatsheet
		See the Periodic Table of XUL for more examples.
1703	Window icons	Add-ons, Extensions, Toolkit API, XPInstall, XUL
		Starting with Firefox 1.5, Thunderbird 1.5, and XULRunner 1.8, you can specify an icon for a XUL window by putting files named mywindow.ico (for Windows) and mywindow.xpm or mywindow16.xpm (Linux), where mywindow is the id of the <window> you want to attach the icon to, in the chrome/icons/default subfolder of your bundle.
1704	Writing Skinnable XUL and CSS	CSS, XUL
		No summary!
1705	XML	XUL
		No summary!
1706	XUL Accesskey FAQ and Policies	XUL
		An accesskey is an underlined letter in a web page, menu or dialog that indicates to a user a quick, keyboard method of simulating a click on that element. For example, an Apply button may have the letter A underlined. On Windows and UNIX, pressing ALT+A is a convenient way to push that button. On Macintosh, accesskeys are available only in HTML not in XUL, and they are activated using CTRL+letter instead of ALT.
1707	XUL Changes for Firefox 1.5	XUL
		This lists the most notable changes to XUL in Firefox 1.5 (Gecko 1.8). For other changes you should be aware of, see Adapting XUL Applications for Firefox 1.5.
1708	XUL Coding Style Guidelines	XUL
		No summary!
1709	XUL Event Propagation	DOM, XUL
		No summary!
1710	XUL Events	Mozilla, Non-standard, Overview, Reference, XUL, XUL_Events, events
		The following tables and sections describe the event handler that are valid for most XUL elements. The events listeners can be attached using addEventListener and removed using removeEventListener.
1711	CheckboxStateChange	Event, events
		The CheckboxStateChange event is executed when the state of a <checkbox> element has changed.
1712	DOMMenuItemActive
		The DOMMenuItemActive event is executed when a <menu> or a <menuitem> has been hovered or highlighted.
1713	DOMMenuItemInactive
		The DOMMenuItemInactive event is executed when a <menu> or a <menuitem> in no longer hovered or highlighted.
1714	RadioStateChange	Event, events
		The RadioStateChange event is executed when the state of a <radio> element has changed.
1715	ValueChange	Event, events
		The ValueChange event is executed when the value of an element, <progress> for example, has changed.
1716	broadcast
		The broadcast event is executed when the attributes of the element (such as a broadcaster) being listened to are changed. The event handler should be placed on an observer.
1717	close
		The close event is executed when a request has been made to close the window when the user presses the close button.
1718	command
		The command event is executed when an element is activated.
1719	commandupdate
		The commandupdate event is executed when a command update occurs on a <commandset>. This event would be used to update the disabled status of its commands.
1720	popuphidden
		The popuphidden event is executed when a <menupopup>, <panel> or <tooltip> has become hidden.
1721	popuphiding
		The popuphiding event is executed when a <menupopup>, <panel> or <tooltip> is about to be hidden.
1722	popupshowing
		The popupshowing event is executed when a <menupopup>, <panel> or <tooltip> is about to become visible. The default action of the event can be prevented to prevent the popup to appear.
1723	popupshown
		The popupshown event is executed when a <menupopup>, <panel> or <tooltip> has become visible.
1724	XUL FAQ	XUL
		This document contains answers to frequently asked questions about XUL, Mozilla's markup language for describing application's user interface.
1725	XUL Parser in Python/source
		Source code for the XUL Parser in Python.
1726	XUL Questions and Answers
		Return to mozilla-dev-tech-xul summaries
1727	XUL Reference	XUL, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1728	XUL element attributes	XUL Attributes, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1729	XULBrowserWindow	NeedsContent, XUL
		The XULBrowserWindow object provides methods and properties that let the browser update the user interface of the enclosing XUL window. In order to do so it implements the following interfaces:
1730	XUL Template Primer - Bindings	Outdated articles, Outdated_articles, XUL
		This document expands on the XUL Template Primer by introducing the <bindings> element in the extended XUL template syntax.
1731	XUL Tutorial	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This tutorial describes XUL, the XML User-interface Language. This language was created for the Mozilla application and is used to describe its user interface.
1732	Accesskey display rules	Localization
		Each controls of XUL can have an accesskey which is specified by accesskey attribute or accessKey property (See accesskey attribute document for the detail). XUL elements display their accesskeys in their label automatically if it's necessary. This document describes the rules of generating a label text.
1733	Adding Buttons	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we will look at how to add some simple buttons to a window.
1734	Adding Event Handlers	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		The find files dialog so far looks quite good. We haven't cleaned it up much but we have created a simple user interface easily. Next, we will show how to add scripts to it.
1735	Adding Event Handlers to XBL-defined Elements	Tutorials, XBL, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		Next, we'll find out how to add event handlers to XBL-defined elements.
1736	Adding HTML Elements	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		Now that we've added some buttons, let's add some other elements.
1737	Adding Labels and Images	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section describes a way to add labels and images to a window. In addition, we look at how to include elements into groups.
1738	Adding Methods to XBL-defined Elements	Tutorials, XBL, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1739	Adding Properties to XBL-defined Elements	Tutorials, XBL, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		Next, we'll find out how to add custom properties to XBL-defined elements.
1740	Adding Style Sheets	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		We have hardly modified the look of the elements we have created so far. XUL uses CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to customize elements.
1741	Adding more elements	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		We will conclude the discussion of boxes by adding some boxes to the find files dialog.
1742	Additional Install Features	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section describes some more specifics of installers.
1743	Advanced Rules	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section describes the more advanced rule syntax.
1744	Anonymous Content	Tutorials, XBL, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section we'll look at creating content with XBL.
1745	Box Model Details	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		We've seen a lot of features of the box model. Here, we'll find out some more details with some examples.
1746	Box Objects	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section describes the box object, which holds display and layout related information about a XUL box as well as some details about XUL layout.
1747	Broadcasters and Observers	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		There may be times when you want several elements to respond to events or changes of state easily. To do this, we can use broadcasters.
1748	Commands	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		A command is an operation which may be invoked.
1749	Content Panels	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we'll look at how to add panels that can display HTML pages or other XUL files.
1750	Creating Dialogs	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		A XUL application will often require dialogs to be displayed. This section describes how one might construct them.
1751	Creating a Skin	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section describes how to create a simple skin. For simplicity, we'll only apply it to the find files dialog.
1752	Creating a Window	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		We're going to be creating a simple find files utility throughout this tutorial.
1753	Creating a Wizard	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		Many applications use wizards to help the user through complex tasks. XUL provides a way to create wizards easily.
1754	Creating an Installer	Tutorials, XPInstall_API_reference, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section will describe packaging a XUL application into an installer.
1755	Cross Package Overlays	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section describes how to apply overlays to files that don't import them.
1756	Custom Tree Views	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		The tree view holds the data to be displayed in the tree.
1757	Document Object Model	DOM, Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		The Document Object Model (DOM) can be used with XUL elements to get information about them or modify them.
1758	Element Positioning	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		Here we'll look at controlling the position and size of an element.
1759	Features of a Window	Guide, Tutorials, XUL, XUL Tutorial
		No summary!
1760	Focus and Selection	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		The section will describe how to handle the focus and selection of elements.
1761	Grids	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		XUL has a set of elements for creating tabular grids.
1762	Groupboxes	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section describes a way to include elements into groups
1763	Input Controls	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		XUL has elements that are similar to the HTML form controls.
1764	Install Scripts	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section describes the install script.
1765	Introduction	Tutorials, XUL, XUL Tutorial
		This tutorial is a guide to learning XUL (XML User Interface Language) which is a cross-platform language for describing applications' user interfaces.
1766	Introduction to RDF	RDF, Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1767	Introduction to XBL	Tutorials, XBL, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1768	Keyboard Shortcuts	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		You could use keyboard event handlers to respond to the keyboard. However, it would be tedious to do that for every button and menu item (though it could be necessary when one's key commands are only triggered when the user is focused on a particular element).
1769	List Controls	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		XUL has a number of types of elements for creating list boxes.
1770	Localization	Internationalization, Localization, Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		XUL and XML provide entities which are a convenient way of allowing localization.
1771	Manifest Files	NeedsUpdate, Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we'll see how to put chrome and XUL files into a package and create the manifest files for them.
1772	Manipulating Lists	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		The XUL listbox provides a number of specialized methods.
1773	Modifying a XUL Interface	DOM, Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		The DOM provides various functions to modify the document.
1774	Modifying the Default Skin	Customization, Firefox, Intermediate, Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1775	More Button Features	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we will look at some additional features of buttons.
1776	More Event Handlers	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, the event object is examined and additional events are described.
1777	More Menu Features	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we'll look at creating submenus and checked menus
1778	More Tree Features	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		Here, we'll see more features of trees.
1779	More Wizards	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section describes some additional features of wizards.
1780	Numeric Controls	Firefox 3, Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		XUL has two elements used for the entry of numeric values or ranges, and well as two elements for entering dates and times. These elements are only available in Firefox 3 and later.
1781	Open and Save Dialogs	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		A common type of dialog is one where the user can select a file to open or save.
1782	Persistent Data	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1783	Popup Menus	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In the last section, we looked at creating a menu on a menu bar. XUL also has the capability of creating popup menus. Popup menus are typically displayed when the user presses the right mouse button.
1784	Progress Meters	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we'll look at creating progress meters.
1785	Property Files	Internationalization, Localization, Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1786	RDF Datasources	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1787	Scroll Bars
		Now, let's find out to add scroll bars to a window.
1788	Scrolling Menus	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section will describe scrolling menus and how to use the mechanism with other elements.
1789	Simple Menu Bars	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we'll see how to create a menu bar with menus on it.
1790	Skinning XUL Files by Hand	XUL
		No summary!
1791	Splitters	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		We'll now look at how to add splitters to a window.
1792	Stack Positioning	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section will describe how to position items in a stack.
1793	Stacks and Decks	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		There may be need to display elements as a set of overlapping cards. The stack and deck elements can be used for this purpose.
1794	Styling a Tree	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		The following describes how to style a tree.
1795	Tabboxes	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		It is common in preference dialogs for tabbed pages to appear. We'll find out how to create them here.
1796	Templates	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we'll find out how to populate elements with data.
1797	The Box Model	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we'll look at how XUL handles layout.
1798	The Chrome URL	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		The following section will describe how to refer to XUL documents and other chrome files.
1799	Toolbars	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		A toolbar is usually placed along the top of a window and contains a number of buttons that perform common functions. XUL has a method to create toolbars.
1800	Tree Box Objects	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section will describe the tree box object used to handle how a tree is displayed.
1801	Tree Selection	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1802	Tree View Details	Tutorials, XUL, XUL Tutorial
		This section will describe some more features of tree views.
1803	Trees	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		XUL provides a way to create tabular or hierarchical lists using a tree.
1804	Trees and Templates	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		The following describes how to use a template with a tree.
1805	Updating Commands	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we will look at how to update commands.
1806	Using Spacers	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		In this section, we will find out how to add some spacing in between the elements we have created.
1807	XBL Attribute Inheritance	Tutorials, XBL, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1808	XBL Example	Tutorials, XBL, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section will describe an example XBL element.
1809	XBL Inheritance	Tutorials, XBL, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1810	XPCOM Examples	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		This section provides some examples of using XPCOM along with some additional interfaces.
1811	XPCOM Interfaces	Tutorials, XPCOM:Language Bindings, XPConnect, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		No summary!
1812	XUL Structure	Tutorials, XUL, XUL_Tutorial
		We'll begin by looking at how the XUL is handled in Mozilla.
1813	XUL accessibility guidelines	Accessibility, XUL
		Welcome to the XUL Accessibility Guidelines. By following these principles and practices, you will be able to write your XUL applications in such a way that all users, including those with physical, sensory, or communicative disabilities, with be able to use and enjoy them. Accessibility is not difficult, but does require a basic understanding of the different types of disabilities, commonly used assistive technologies, and special accessibility features built into the XUL languages. Most of all, accessibility requires a conscious effort on your part, and a desire to include everyone.
1814	XUL accessibility tool	Accessibility
		The XUL Accessibility Tool is a Firefox extension designed by Aaron Andersen of WebAIM as part of a Mozilla Foundation accessibility minigrant in the spring of 2007. It is designed to test (insofar as automated testing is possible) the guidelines and requirement for creating accessible XUL as set forth in the XUL accessibility guidelines, and to report on any problems found in tested documents. While not meant to be a comprehensive test suite (meaning that passing all included tests does not guarantee that an application is free of accessibility bugs or issues), many of the most common accessibility mistakes will be found and reported.
1815	XUL and RDF
		This page was auto-generated because a user created a sub-page to this page.
1816	The Implementation of the Application Object Model	Outdated_articles
		Purpose - The purpose of this document is two-fold. The first section of the document describes the motivation and reasoning behind using RDF as the foundation of XUL. This section makes a technical argument both for having XUL in the first place and for using RDF as the underlying implementation of XUL's content model. The second section describes the XUL/RDF architecture itself and outlines enhancements to the XUL language in order to allow the markup language to reference local data and to indicate how and when it would like to be annotatable with local data.
1817	XUL controls	NeedsUpdate, Reference, XUL
		The following table lists the XUL user interface controls. For a step-by-step guide on how to use these controls, see the XUL Tutorial. For more reference information, see the XUL Reference.
1818	XUL:Property:flexGroup	NeedsRelocation, Reference, Référence(2), XUL, XUL Reference
		No summary!
1819	action	NeedsExample, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Used to specify the content that should be generated for each matching result from a query. The action should be contained within a query or rule element.
1820	appendChild
		Node appendChild ( Node newChild )
1821	arrowscrollbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		clicktoscroll, if true, the arrows must be clicked to scroll the scrollbox content.
1822	assign	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		For XML templates, specifies an additional variable to assign a value to.
1823	attribute.align
		The align attribute specifies how child elements of the box are aligned, when the size of the box is larger than the total size of the children. For boxes that have horizontal orientation, it specifies how its children will be aligned vertically. For boxes that have vertical orientation, it is used to specify how its children are algined horizontally. The pack attribute is related to the alignment but is used to specify the position in the opposite direction. You can also specify the value of align using the style property -moz-box-align.
1824	autohide
		No summary!
1825	bbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A horizontal box that is baseline aligned. It is equivalent to using an hbox element with an align attribute set to baseline.
1826	binding	NeedsHelp, NeedsTechnicalReview, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Should be contained within a bindings element. A binding is used to bind a variable to a node. Like the triple element in syntax, it can be used to bind a particular property of a matched node to a particular variable name. That name can then be used within the action of a rule.
1827	bindings	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Used to specify a set of variable bindings for a rule. This element should be contained within a rule element and contain one or more binding elements. This element is optional in Firefox 3/Mozilla 1.9 and later; instead binding elements may be placed directly inside the rule element.
1828	box	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container element which can contain any number of child elements. If the box has an orient attribute that is set to horizontal, the child elements are laid out from left to right in the order that they appear in the box. If orient is set to vertical, the child elements are laid out from top to bottom. Child elements do not overlap. The default orientation is horizontal.
1829	broadcaster	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A broadcaster is used when you want multiple elements to share one or more attribute values, or when you want elements to respond to a state change. Any elements that are observing the broadcaster will share the attributes placed on the broadcaster. For instance, if the broadcaster has a label attribute, the observers will use that label. If the label changes, the labels of the observers will update automatically. An onbroadcast event will be sent to the observers when a change is made.
1830	broadcasterset	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container element for broadcaster elements. The broadcasterset and its descendants are not displayed.
1831	browser	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A XUL <browser> element represents a frame which is expected to contain a view of a Web document. It is similar to an iframe except that it holds a page history and contains additional methods to manipulate the currently displayed page.Type: one of the values below.The type of browser, which can be used to set access of the document loaded inside the browser.
1832	button	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A button that can be pressed by the user. Event handlers can be used to trap mouse, keyboard and other events. It is typically rendered as a grey outset rectangle. You can specify the label of the button using the label attribute or by placing content inside the button.
1833	caption	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A header for a groupbox. It may contain either a text label, using the label attribute, or child elements for a more complex caption.
1834	checkbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element that can be turned on and off. This is most commonly rendered as a box when the element is off and a box with a check when the element is on. The user can switch the state of the check box by selecting it with the mouse. A label, specified with the label attribute, may be added beside the check box.
1835	clicktoscroll	Event, Scroll, scrollbar
		No summary!
1836	colorpicker	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A palette of colors from which a user may select by clicking on one of the grid cells.
1837	column	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A single column in a columns element. Each child of the column element is placed in each successive cell of the grid. The column with the most child elements determines the number of rows in each column.
1838	columns	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Defines the columns of a grid. Child column elements define the individual columns to appear in the grid. The columns element may be nested inside another columns element. Other elements placed inside a columns element occupy the full height of the grid and are placed in their corresponding positions between the columns.
1839	command	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A command element can be used to invoke an operation that can come from multiple sources. For example, a clipboard paste operation can be invoked from the Edit menu, a context menu and by pressing a keyboard shortcut. You attach the code to the command using the oncommand attribute. It will be called no matter how it is invoked by the user. In addition, disabling the command will automatically disable the menu items and keyboard shortcuts.
1840	commandset	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is not displayed and serves as a container for command elements.
1841	conditions	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element should appear directly inside a rule element and is used to define conditions for the rule. Within the conditions can be placed content, member and triple elements. These may have attributes whose value is a variable name beginning with a question mark (?). When evaluating the rule for a particular RDF resource, the variables are replaced with values from the resource. If all variables can be replaced, the rule matched.
1842	content	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Éste elemento debería pertenecer a query ("consulta"). La pregunta en una regla debería enlazar a sólo a un elemento del contenido. Los contenidos deberían tener al atributo uri . Ésto se utiliza para vincular una variable a un nodo de contenido cuando se emparejan. Cuando use un árbol con los atributos flags ("banderas"), establezca dont-build-content, ("no almacenar contenido"), use treeitem en su lugar.
1843	datepicker	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A datepicker allows the user to enter a date. Three types are available, which can be specified using the type attribute.
1844	deck	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element that displays only one of its children at a time. The selectedIndex attribute determines which child is displayed.
1845	description	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is used to create a block of text. The text can be set either with the value attribute or by placing text inside the open and close description tags. The value attribute is used to set text that appears in a single line. If text appears as a child of the description, it will wrap to multiple lines. It may contain arbitrary markup, which can be styled as needed.
1846	dialog	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element should be used in place of the window element for dialog boxes. The buttons attribute may be used to set which buttons should appear in the dialog box. These buttons will be placed in the correct locations for the user's platform.
1847	dialogheader	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A heading row for a dialog box. This element should be placed inside a dialog element. The header may have a title and a description.
1848	dropmarker	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A dropmarker is a button with an arrow which will reveal more details when pressed. A dropmarker is not intended to be used as a separate element, but as part of another element. For instance the menulist and the popup type of datepicker use a dropmarker, that when pressed, will reveal a popup menu.
1849	editor	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A frame which is expected to contain an editable document. Set the value of the editortype attribute to html to create an editor document. Mozilla provides two types of editors, the HTML editor and the plaintext editor. The editor does not provide any editing user interface; you would supply that yourself. However, text editing, image resizing, and table row and cell editing capabilities are provided. If you do not set the editortype attribute on an editor, you must enable editing using the makeEditable method.
1850	elements	Landing, XUL
		No summary!
1851	findbar	XUL, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		In Gecko 1.9, the findbar widget moved into toolkit, so it's available to any XUL application, as well as extensions.
1852	grid	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A grid is a layout type that arranges elements in rows and columns. The grid is expected to contain both a columns element as a child which defines the structure of the columns and a rows element as child to define the rows. The size and attributes defined on columns and rows will affect the size and placement of elements in each cell. Elements placed within both the columns and rows will be displayed, although usually only elements will be placed inside one of these. It is most common to place elements within the rows and use the columns only to define their flexibility and width. Whichever of the columns and rows is last in the grid is displayed on top; commonly the columns element appears in the grid first.
1853	grippy	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element that may be used inside a splitter which can be used to collapse a sibling element of the splitter.
1854	groupbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		The groupbox is used to group related elements together. If a caption element is placed inside the groupbox, it will be used as a caption which appears along the top of the groupbox. Typically, the groupbox will be drawn with a border around it and the caption either above or over the top border, however the actual appearance will be platform specific. On Linux, for instance, only the caption appears with no border around the group.
1855	hbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container element which can contain any number of child elements. This is equivalent to the box element, except it defaults to horizontal orientation.
1856	iframe	Reference, Référence(2), XUL, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Type: one of the values below.The type of browser, which can be used to set access of the document loaded inside the browser.
1857	image	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element that displays an image, much like the HTML img element. The src attribute can be used to specify the URL of the image.
1858	key	Reference, XUL, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		The key element defines a window-global keyboard shortcut and must be placed inside a keyset element.
1859	keyset	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container element for key elements. The keyset and its descendants are not displayed.
1860	label	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is used to provide a label for a control element. If the user clicks the label, it will move the focus to the associated control, specified with the control attribute.
1861	listbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is used to create a list of items where one or more of the items may be selected. A listbox may contain multiple columns. There are numerous methods which allow the items in the listbox to be retrieved and modified.
1862	listcell	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A single cell of a listbox. By default it only contains text but iconic and checkbox listcells are also available.
1863	listcol	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A column in a listbox. You can make some columns flexible and other columns non-flexible.
1864	listcols	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container for the columns of a listbox, each of which are created with the listcol element. There should be only one listcols element in a list box. If there is no listcols element, the list box has a single column.
1865	listhead	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A header row of a listbox. It is usual to place listheader elements inside the listhead, one for each column.
1866	listheader	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A header for a single column in a listbox.
1867	listitem	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A single row in a listbox. The text of the listitem is specified either using listcell elements, or by placing a label attribute directly on the listitem element. By default it contains a single listcell element of type and class appropriate to that of the listitem.
1868	member	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Used within a rule's conditions element to match elements that are containers or are contained within another element. Both the container and child attributes may use variables.
1869	menu	XUL, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element, much like a button, that is placed on a menubar. When the user clicks the menu element, the child menupopup of the menu will be displayed. This element is also used to create submenus.
1870	menubar	NeedsUpdate, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container that usually contains menu elements. On the Macintosh, the menubar is displayed along the top of the screen, and all non-menu related elements inside the menubar will be ignored. To look native (at least on Windows), the menubar element needs to be placed inside a toolbox element.
1871	menuitem	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A single choice in a menupopup element. It acts much like a button but it is rendered on a menu.
1872	menulist	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element that can be used for drop-down choice lists. The user may select one of the elements displayed in the menulist. The currently selected choice is displayed on the menulist element. To create the drop-down, put a menupopup inside the menulist containing the choices as menuitem elements. The command event may be used to execute code when the menulist selection changes.
1873	menupopup	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container used to display the contents of a popup menu. When a menupopup is open, it floats above the window and may extend outside the window border. There are several ways in which a menupopup may be used:
1874	menuseparator	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Used to create a separator between menu items. Typically drawn as a thin line.
1875	notification	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		The notification is used to display an informative message. It will normally be used as part of a notificationbox. The box includes a button which the user can use to close the box.
1876	notificationbox	NeedsMarkupWork, XUL, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		The notificationbox element is used to display notifications above an element. Typically the element will be a browser, but any element may be used. The notification element is used for each notification, and will be created automatically for each item. Each notification will slide in and out as needed. This element is used, for example, to implement the yellow information bar in various Firefox windows.
1877	observes	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		The observes element can be used to listen to a broadcaster and receive events and attributes from it. The observes element should be placed inside the element that wants to observe the broadcaster. When an observed attribute is modified on the broadcaster, the attribute's value will be forwarded and set on the parent element of the observer.
1878	page	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Similar to a window, except it should be used for XUL files that are to be loaded into an iframe.
1879	panel	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A panel is a used as a temporary floating popup window that may contain any type of content. It does not have any window decorations. When open, it floats above the window and may extend outside the border of the main window. Typically, it will be attached to a button using the button's type attribute so that when the button is pressed, the panel will be displayed. A panel may also be opened via a script using the openPopup method.
1880	param	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		For SQL templates, used to bind values to parameters specified within an SQL statement. The value to bind should be text as a child of the param element.
1881	popup	Deprecated, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		The popup element is equivalent to the menupopup element which should be used instead. See the documentation on the menupopup element for more information.
1882	popupset	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container for menupopup, panel and tooltip elements. This element is optional; the given elements need not appear in a popupset container.
1883	preference	Preferences system, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Declares a preference that may be adjusted in a prefpane. This element must be placed inside a preferences element. Each preference element corresponds to a preference which is stored in the user's preferences file. You can connect a user interface element such as a checkbox to a preference element using the user interface element's preference attribute.
1884	preferences	Preferences system, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		<preferences> is a container for <preference> elements. It's supposed to be a child of <prefpane> element.
1885	prefpane	Preferences system, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A single preference panel in a prefwindow. A prefpane is made up of two parts, the preferences descriptions, which specify the set of preferences that will be modified, and the user interface for adjusting those preferences. The former is specified using a preferences element while the latter may be specified using other XUL elements.
1886	prefwindow	Preferences system, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A specialized window used for preference dialogs. This element should be used in place of the window tag and should contain one or more prefpane elements. A row of buttons appears across the preference dialog, one for each prefpane. Each pane will usually group together a set of related preferences. If there is only one prefpane, the navigation area will be hidden.
1887	progressmeter	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A meter which can be used to display the progress of a lengthy operation. It is drawn as a bar that is filled as the operation completes. In addition, an indeterminate progressmeter may be created by setting the mode attribute to undetermined. This is used when the length of time to complete an operation is not known beforehand.
1888	progressmeter.max
		No summary!
1889	promptBox	XUL
		The promptBox object represents the tab-modal prompts (or alerts) on a given tab. It's returned by the tabbrowser method getTabModalPromptBox method.
1890	query	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Used to specify the query for a template. The attributes and content of the query are dependent on the type of datasource being used.
1891	queryset	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container for query elements when more than one query is used.
1892	radio	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element that can be turned on and off. Radio buttons are almost always listed together in groups. Only one radio button within the same radiogroup may be selected at a time. The user can switch which radio button is turned on by selecting it with the mouse or keyboard. Other radio buttons in the same group are turned off. A label, specified with the label attribute may be added beside the radio button.
1893	radiogroup	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A group of radio buttons. Only one radio button inside the group can be selected at a time. The radio buttons may either direct children of the radiogroup or descendants. Place the radiogroup inside a groupbox if you would like a border or caption for the group. The radiogroup defaults to vertical orientation.
1894	resizer	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element used for window resizing. If you place a custom resizing button inside the resizer, the user will be able to resize the window by dragging it. The resizer will send a command event after the resize is complete.
1895	richlistbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is used to create a list of listitems (richlistitems), similar to a listbox, but is designed to be used when the items do not contain simple text content.
1896	richlistitem	NeedsExample, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An individual item in a richlistbox.
1897	row	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A single row in a rows element. Each child of the row element is placed in each successive cell of the grid. The row with the most child elements determines the number of columns in each row, which may be smaller or larger than the number of column elements defined in the grid.
1898	rows	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Defines the rows of a grid. Child row elements define the individual rows to appear in the grid. Each child of a rows element should be a row element.
1899	rule	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A rule is used in a template. The children of the rule are used to declare the conditions in which the rule matches and the content that is generated. A rule may contain where, binding and/or action elements. A condition is defined used a where element. For each result that matches all of the conditions, content within the rule's action body is generated. The bindings element is optional and may specify additional variable bindings to be used.
1900	scale	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A scale (sometimes referred to as a "slider") allows the user to select a value from a range. A bar displayed either horizontally or vertically allows the user to select a value by dragging a thumb on the bar.
1901	script	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Much like the HTML script element, this is used to declare a script to be used by the XUL window. You should usually put scripts in a separate file pointed to by the src attribute, but you may also place the script inline inside the opening and closing script tags.
1902	scrollbar	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		When a container's contents which are larger that the size of the container, scroll bars may be placed at the side of the container to allow the user to scroll around in the container. The scroll bar may also be used independently when a numeric value or percentage needs to be selected by the user. The user can adjust the position of the scroll bar by clicking arrows on either end of the scroll bar or by dragging the scroll bar thumb around.
1903	scrollbox	NeedsContent, Reference, Référence(2), XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A box that has additional functions that can be used to scroll the content. Note that a scrollbox doesn't cause scrollbars to be displayed. It is intended to be used when an application wants to be able to adjust the scroll position itself. If you just want scrollbars to appear, add style='overflow: auto;'. This may also be used with any other container element.
1904	scrollcorner	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is used for the small box where the horizontal and vertical scrollbars meet.
1905	separator	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Creates a small separating gap between elements. This type of separator should be used to separate parts of a dialog. It doesn't draw a bar visually, but is just a small space. It is functionally equivalent to a spacer except it defaults to a small size (usually 1.5 ems).
1906	spacer	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element that takes up space but does not display anything. It is usually used to place spacing within a container. If you don't specify that the spacer has a size or is flexible, the spacer does not occupy any space. If you want a small gap, consider using a separator instead.
1907	spinbuttons	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Spin buttons are two arrows, one to increase a value and one to decrease a value. Spin buttons are not used as separate elements, but are used in combination with other elements to create a control that can be increased and decreased.
1908	splitter	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element which should appear before or after an element inside a container. When the splitter is dragged, the sibling elements of the splitter are resized. If a grippy is placed inside the splitter, one sibling element of the splitter is collapsed when the grippy is clicked.
1909	stack	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element that renders its children on top of each other. The first element is placed on the bottom and each successive child is placed above the previous. All elements are displayed at once. Child elements may also be placed at absolute positions within the stack.
1910	statusbar	Deprecated, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element used to create a status bar, usually placed along the bottom of a window. It is virtually equivalent to a standard box, but may be rendered differently. Contains statusbarpanels.
1911	stringbundle	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An element which can be used to load localized resources from property files. Stringbundles should be placed inside a stringbundleset element.
1912	stringbundleset	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container for stringbundle elements.
1913	tab	NeedsExample, XUL, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A single tab which should be placed inside a tabs element. The user may click a tab to bring the associated page of the tabbox to the front.
1914	tabbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container used to display a set of tabbed pages of elements. A row of tabs is displayed at the top of tabbox which may be used to switch between each page. The tabbox should contain two children, the first a tabs element which contains the tabs and the second a tabpanels element which contains the contents of the pages.
1915	tabbrowser	Element, Mozilla, Reference, XUL, XUL Elements, XUL Reference, tabbrowser
		This element is used for holding a set of read-only views of Web documents. It is similar to the browser element, except that multiple documents can be displayed, each in a separate tab.
1916	tabpanel	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A individual panel in a tabpanels element. This element is optional and you may just use any other container in place of it.
1917	tabpanels	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container to hold the set of pages in a tabbox. The tabpanels element should be placed in a tabbox although it does not have to be a direct child. The children of the tabpanels element become the panels of the tabbox. In most cases you would use a vbox, but they can be any element, although some people like to use tabpanel elements. By clicking the first tab, the first panel will be displayed. By clicking the second tab, the second panel will be displayed and so on. There should be the same number of panels as there are tabs. Panels should never be hidden; hiding the tab suffices to make the panel inaccessible.
1918	tabs	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A row of tabs. A tabs element should be placed inside a tabbox and should contain tab elements.
1919	template	NeedsExample, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Used to declare a template for rule-based construction of elements. Elements are constructed from a datasource. For more information see the rule element.
1920	textbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		An input field where the user can enter text. It is similar to the HTML input element. Only one line of text is displayed by default. The multiline attribute can be specified to display a field with multiple rows.
1921	textbox (Toolkit autocomplete)	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is created by setting the type attribute of the textbox to autocomplete. It is used to create a textbox with a popup containing a list of possible completions for what the user has started to type.
1922	textnode	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Normally when substituting RDF resources in template rules, you place the RDF property name inside an attribute value preceded with rdf:. In the case of the textnode element, the entire node is replaced with text corresponding to the result of the value attribute.
1923	timepicker	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		The timepicker is used to allow the user to enter a time. It contains three fields to enter the hour, minute and second. Arrow buttons next to the fields allow the values to be adjusted with the mouse. A fourth textbox appears for 12 hour clocks which allows selection of AM or PM.
1924	titlebar	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Boxes created with the titlebar element behave just like a normal window titlebar: when the element is clicked and dragged, the window moves with it. This element can't be used to change the platform-native titlebar of normal windows; instead, it's used to create custom titlebars for chromeless windows. If the titlebar is in a panel element, dragging it will move the panel.
1925	toolbar	NeedsHelp, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container which typically contains a row of buttons. It is a type of box that defaults to horizontal orientation. It can be collapsed with a grippy when the toolbar is placed inside a toolbox. The toolbar should always have an id attribute.
1926	toolbarbutton	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A button that appears on a toolbar. It is equivalent to a regular button except that it may be rendered differently. Typically, it is expected to have an image.
1927	toolbargrippy	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Not in Firefox
1928	toolbaritem	NeedsHelp, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Firefox only
1929	toolbarpalette	NeedsHelp, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Firefox only
1930	toolbarseparator	NeedsHelp, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Creates a separator between groups of toolbar items. It is functionally equivalent to a normal separator but some themes may apply a different appearance.
1931	toolbarset	NeedsExample, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Firefox only
1932	toolbarspacer	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Firefox only
1933	toolbarspring	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Firefox only
1934	toolbox	Toolbars, XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container for toolbars. It is a type of box but defaults to vertical orientation. If a toolbar is placed inside a toolbox, a grippy is displayed on its left or upper edge. The user may click the grippy to collapse the toolbar. If multiple toolbars are placed in the same toolbox, they will all collapse into the same row. The Firefox browser does not have grippies so toolbars cannot be collapsed and expanded.
1935	tooltip	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is used for the tooltip popups. For text-only tooltips, this element doesn't need to be used; instead you may just add a tooltiptext attribute to an element.
1936	tree	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container which can be used to hold a tabular or hierarchical set of rows of elements. The tree may contain any number of rows and any number of columns. Each row of the tree may contain child rows which are displayed indented from the parent. Unlike other elements, the data to display inside the tree is not specified using tags, but is determined from a view object. The view object implements the nsITreeView interface. The view is queried for the data to appear in the tree. There are several ways in which trees are used, as listed below. The second column lists the interfaces available via the tree's view property. The third column indicates whether treeitem element are used.
1937	treecell	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A single cell in a tree. This element should be placed inside a treerow. You can set the text for the cell using the label attribute.
1938	treechildren	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is the body of the tree. For content trees, the content will be placed inside this element. This element is also used to define container rows in the tree.
1939	treecol	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A column of a tree. It displays the column header and holds the size and other information about the column. You can also place splitter elements between the columns to allow column resizing. You should always place an id attribute on a treecol element to ensure that the column positioning is handled properly.
1940	treecols	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A group of treecol elements. There should one and only one treecols element in a tree.
1941	treeitem	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A treeitem should be placed inside a treechildren element and should contain treerow elements. The treeitem can be clicked by the user to select the row of the tree. The treeitem contains a single row and all of what appear to the user as that row's descendants.
1942	treerow	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A single row in a tree. It should be placed inside a treeitem element. Children of the treerow should be treecell elements. If child rows are necessary, they should be placed in a treechildren element inside the parent treeitem.
1943	treeseparator	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Used to place a separator row in a tree.
1944	triple	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A triple can be included inside a rule's conditions element. It is used to check for an assertion within a graph. If such an assertion exists, the rule may match, assuming that all the conditions match. If the assertion does not exist, the rule will not match. Both the subject and object attributes may be variables.
1945	vbox	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		A container element which can contain any number of child elements. This is equivalent to the box element, except it defaults to vertical orientation.
1946	where	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Indicate a condition that must match for a template result to be used. If the condition is true, the corresponding action body is generated; otherwise the result is ignored and no content is generated.
1947	window	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		Describes the structure of a top-level window. It is the root node of a XUL document. It is by default a horizontally oriented box. As it is a box, all box attributes can be used. By default, the window will have a platform-specific frame around it.
1948	wizard	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element is used to construct a step-by-step wizard found in some applications to guide users through a task. It is used for a window with several steps contained on several pages. This element provides the header and buttons along the bottom, and also handles navigation between the pages. Each page should be constructed using a wizardpage. The pages are displayed in the order that they are placed in the wizard, unless you use the next and pageid attributes on the pages to change the sequence. The wizard will rendered in a manner suitable for the user's selected theme and platform. In newer versions of Mozilla, a statusbar may be placed directly inside the wizard element which will be shared among all pages.
1949	wizardpage	XUL Elements, XUL Reference
		This element defines a page in a wizard. The content in the pages should be placed inside the wizardpage element.
1950	XUL Explorer	Extensions, Extensions:Tools, Tools, XUL, XUL:Tools
		XUL Explorer is a XULRunner application that provides an easy way to experiment with XUL. It’s a simple editor that can preview XUL inline or in a separate popup window. It has a list of code snippets (small fragments of XUL or JavaScript) that can be quickly inserted into the editor. The XUL can be loaded from and saved to files. A XUL validator and the Error Console are both available to help debug problems. The help menu provides access to XUL information on MDC. There is even simple “keyword” help lookup for XUL elements.
1951	XULRunner	NeedsUpdate, XUL, XULRunner
		XULRunner is a Mozilla runtime package that can be used to bootstrap XUL+XPCOM applications that are as rich as Firefox and Thunderbird. It provides mechanisms for installing, upgrading, and uninstalling these applications.
1952	Application Update	Tutorials, XUL, XULRunner
		This article will hopefully explain how to update your XulRunner application using the same method that Firefox, Thunderbird, Songbird, and ChatZilla use.
1953	Article
		No summary!
1954	Building XULRunner	Build documentation, Developing Mozilla, XUL, XULRunner
		No summary!
1955	Building XULRunner with Python	Accessibility, Build documentation, Developing Mozilla, XUL, XULRunner
		No summary!
1956	CommandLine	Command Line, Guide, NeedsUpdate, XUL, XULRunner
		It's fairly easy to retrieve application specific command line arguments in XULRunner when it's not a single instance application. An nsICommandLine object is passed as the first argument of the launched window:
1957	Components	XUL, XULRunner
		Adding components to XULRunner is simple once you understand how XULRunner registers and saves the components.
1958	Creating XULRunner Apps with the Mozilla Build System	Build documentation, Developing Mozilla, XUL, XULRunner
		No summary!
1959	Creating a Windows Inno Setup installer for XULRunner applications	Deployment, Tutorials, XUL, XULRunner
		A XULRunner application has no installer by default; however, these instructions can help you to easily create a Windows installer with Inno Setup. The tutorial here uses the My App example from the article Getting started with XULRunner.
1960	Custom app bundles for Mac OS X	Guide, Mozilla, XUL, XULRunner
		Mac OS X applications are typically packaged as application bundles which are then distributed in .dmg (disk image) files. This tutorial will show you how to package your XULRunner-based application in a way which is consistent with the expectations of Mac OS X users.
1961	Debugging a XULRunner Application	Browser Debugger, Debug, Preferences, Venkman, XUL, XULRunner
		The easiest way to debug a XULRunner application is to get the system to tell you what's wrong! There are two different consoles available and various preferences which will ensure that the information you need to know is displayed on them.
1962	Deploying XULRunner	Deployment, Guide, Tutorials, XUL, XULRunner
		Current XULRunner is a stable developer preview release. This means that while the release is immature in some areas such as embedding, application deployment, and OS integration, it can be used by developers that are releasing standalone XUL applications. This document explains how deployment should be managed for self contained portable applications built on XULRunner.
1963	Dialogs in XULRunner	XUL, XULRunner
		The last article in this series covered some simple XUL for creating windows, menus, and toolbars. This time I'll look at dialogs, including both custom dialogs and standard operating system dialogs. Dialogs are pretty fundamental to a desktop application. Certain types of dialogs are used so frequently that the OS can provide a default implementation. File open and save dialogs are good examples of these. Whenever possible, it is a good idea to reuse these "native" dialogs so users get a consistent experience across applications.
1964	Getting started with XULRunner	Tutorials, XUL, XULRunner
		This article explores the Mozilla platform by building a basic desktop application using XULRunner. Given that Firefox, Thunderbird, and multiple other applications are written using the platform, it's a safe bet that it can be used to build a basic application. There is an article with a more complicated approach to building XULRunner applications at Creating XULRunner Apps with the Mozilla Build System. If you need to change XULRunner itself or integrate it with external binaries you may need to read that article.
1965	How to enable locale switching in a XULRunner application	Localization
		This article is for developers who have localised their XUL application using DTD entity files and want to provide their users with a mechanism to switch the locale in the application itself. Normally the application locale is inherited from the OS environment of the host system, however there are situations when you might want to give users the option to override the default setting and choose a different locale.
1966	MacFAQ	XUL, XULRunner
		(Note this document has NOT been reviewed for accuracy or completeness.)
1967	Make your xulrunner app match the system locale	XUL, XULRunner
		This article is going to assume a lot of knowledge of xpcom and will be written for someone using python, but the ideas should be adaptable. Also, this may not be the proper way to do this and it may not work for you in all cases. Please update if there are more correct ways to do this.
1968	Opening a Link in the Default Browser	Add-ons, Extensions, XUL, XULRunner
		XULRunner applications may have situation where they wish to open a URI in the default browser. This will often be an HTTP or HTTPS URI, but can use any scheme for which an external handler exists. This can be done using the nsIExternalProtocolService interface:
1969	Specifying Startup Chrome Window	XUL, XULRunner
		In order to specify the main chrome window of your XULRunner application, you'll need to add a preferences file to your application directory structure and add a preference named toolkit.defaultChromeURI to that file.
1970	Using Crash Reporting in a XULRunner Application	Crash_reporting, XUL, XULRunner
		No summary!
1971	Using LDAP XPCOM with XULRunner	XUL, XULRunner
		By default, XULRunner is built without LDAP XPCOM support. If you want to use LDAP components in your XUL application, you have two options : compile XULRunner with LDAP support enabled, or add LDAP XPCOM directly to your XUL app (in the components directory).
1973	Using SOAP in XULRunner 1.9	SOAP, XML Web Services, XULRunner
		Since the native SOAP interface was removed from Gecko 1.9, those stuck speaking to SOAP APIs need a new place to turn. After some experimentation, the following seems to be the best way to speak SOAP in XULRunner.
1974	What XULRunner Provides	FAQ, XUL, XULRunner
		The goal of XULRunner is to provide a solution for deploying XUL applications (primarily Firefox and Thunderbird), as well as providing an embedding mechanism. The following features are either already implemented or planned:
1975	Windows and menus in XULRunner	XUL, XULRunner
		Our quest to build a basic desktop application using XULRunner continues. Last time I installed XULRunner and built a very simple, bare-bones test application. This time I want to add some of the things common to a desktop application user interface:
1976	XUL Application Packaging	Deployment, XUL, XULRunner
		XULRunner application packages are standard toolkit bundles (like a Firefox extension), with one additional manifest file (application.ini) which helps describe the application. XUL app packages are typically ZIPped into an archive with the extension .xulapp or .xpi. They can be installed to XULRunner with a command line flag "--install-app" if XULRunner is registered on the system. See Command Line Options for more details.
1977	XULRunner 1.8.0.1 Release Notes	Release Notes, XUL, XULRunner
		XULRunner 1.8.0.1 is the first stable developer preview release of XULRunner. It provides facilities for launching standalone XUL applications and embedding APIs which can be used to render web pages within native and Java applications.
1978	XULRunner 1.8.0.4 Release Notes	Command Line, FAQ, Release Notes, XUL, XULRunner
		XULRunner 1.8.0.4 is a stable developer preview of the Mozilla XULRunner application framework. It replaces version 1.8.0.1; all users should upgrade. It provides facilities for launching standalone XUL applications and embedding APIs which can be used to render web pages within native and Java applications.
1979	XULRunner 1.9 Release Notes	Release Notes, XUL, XULRunner
		XULRunner 1.9 is a stable release of the Mozilla XULRunner application framework. It replaces version 1.8.0.4; all users should upgrade. It provides facilities for launching standalone XUL applications and embedding APIs which can be used to render web pages within native and Java applications. XULRunner 1.9 is built from the same source code snapshot as Firefox 3.
1980	XULRunner 1.9.1 Release Notes	Release Notes, XUL, XULRunner
		XULRunner 1.9.1 is a stable release of the Mozilla XULRunner application framework. It provides facilities for launching standalone XUL applications and embedding APIs which can be used to render web pages within native and Java applications. XULRunner 1.9.1.x is built from the same source code snapshot as Firefox 3.5.x.
1981	XULRunner 1.9.2 Release Notes
		XULRunner 1.9.2 is a stable release of the Mozilla XULRunner application framework. It provides facilities for launching standalone XUL applications and embedding APIs which can be used to render web pages within native and Java applications. XULRunner 1.9.2.x is built from the same source code snapshot as Firefox 3.6.x.
1982	XULRunner 2.0 Release Notes
		XULRunner 2.0 is a stable release of the Mozilla XULRunner application framework. It provides facilities for launching standalone XUL applications and embedding APIs which can be used to render web pages within native and Java applications. XULRunner 2.0.x is built from the same source code snapshot as Firefox 4.0.x.
1983	XULRunner FAQ	FAQ, XUL, XULRunner
		This page is intended to answer frequently asked questions and correct common misconceptions about XULRunner.
1984	XULRunner Hall of Fame	Demos, XUL, XULRunner, enterprise
		See also Featured Mozilla-based applications, many of which use XULRunner.
1985	XULRunner tips	Chrome URL, Command Line, Extension Manager, Extensions, FAQ, Password Manager, Preferences, Tips, XUL, XULRunner, branding
		XULRunner Frequently Asked Questions. Work in progress. Contains tons of non-working code (bit rot).
1986	XULRunner/Old Releases	XUL, XULRunner
		No summary!
1987	toolkit.defaultChromeFeatures	Preferences, XULRunner
		Type: String Specified by: default prefs of XULRunner applications Default: "chrome,dialog=no,all" Example: pref("toolkit.defaultChromeFeatures", "chrome,resizable=no,dialog=no");
1988	toolkit.defaultChromeURI	Preferences, XULRunner
		Type: String Specified by: default prefs of XULRunner applications Default: none Example: pref("toolkit.defaultChromeURI", "chrome://myapp/content/");
1989	toolkit.singletonWindowType	Preferences, XULRunner
		Preference
1990	xulauncher
		No summary!
1991	[Deprecated] The Mozilla build VM	Developer Guide, Firefox, Guide, Introduction, Mozilla, build
		The Mozilla build VM is no longer maintained or supported. Thanks to significant improvements in our build environment setup process, it's much simpler and easier to get set up and stay up to date by starting with Building Firefox instead.
1992	ant script to assemble an extension	Extensions, Extensions:Tools, Tools
		This ant script helps to package an extension
1993	application/http-index-format specification	Necko
		The application/http-index-format file format is an attempt to provide a generic, extensible file listing format that is principly machine readable.
1994	calICalendarView	Interfaces, Interfaces:Scriptable, XPCOM, XPCOM API Reference
		An object implementing calICalendarView is generally intended to serve as a way of manipulating a set of DOM nodes corresonding to a visual representation of calIEvent and calITodo objects. Because of this close association between methods and attributes on the one hand, and content on the other, calICalendarView implementations are particularly well suited to XBL. There is, however, no practical obstacle to the interface being implemented by any javascript object associated with a group of DOM nodes, even non-anonymous XUL nodes.
1995	calICalendarViewController	Interfaces, Interfaces:Scriptable, XPCOM, XPCOM API Reference
		A calICalendarViewController provides a way for a calICalendarView to create, modify, and delete items. Implementing a calICalendarViewController allows for these actions to be performed in a manner consistent with the rest of the application in which the calICalendarView is included.
1996	calIFileType	Interfaces
		The calIFileType interface provides information about a specific file type.
1997	mozilla.dev.platform FAQ
		FAQ for questions asked on mozilla.dev.platform
1998	nsIContentPolicy	Interfaces, Interfaces:Scriptable, NeedsMarkupWork, Reference, XPCOM, XPCOM Interface Reference
		You can observe content that is being loaded into your browser by implementing nsIContentPolicy. This interface can be very useful if you are developing a content-aware plugin (blocking ads or altering the look of content, for example), or if you want to stop or allow user-browsed URLs.
1999	reftest opportunities files	Automated testing, Developing Mozilla
		These are files in the Mozilla source that may be usable for reftest. It is not always clear why particular files were checked in, but one presumes that something needed to be checked. Many of these were checked with the Layout Regression test tool, which has been described as difficult to use and it apparently reported a lot of regressions that were not errors.
2000	symsrv_convert
		Make sure you have a symsrv.dll and symsrv.yes in the directory where symsrv_convert is looking. For me this was C:/Windows/SysWOW64/
2001	xbDesignMode.js
		No summary!
2002	Archived open Web documentation	Archive, Landing, Web
		The documentation listed below is archived, obsolete material about open Web topics.
2003	Archived JavaScript Reference	Archive, JavaScript, Obsolete, Overview
		Obsolete JavaScript features and unmaintained docs
2004	Array comprehensions	JavaScript, Language feature, Non-standard, Obsolete, Operator, Reference
		The array comprehension syntax was a JavaScript expression which allowed you to quickly assemble a new array based on an existing one. However, it has been removed from the standard and the Firefox implementation. Do not use it!
2005	Array.observe()	Array, JavaScript, Method, Obsolete
		The Array.observe() method was used for asynchronously observing changes to Arrays, similar to Object.observe() for objects. It provided a stream of changes in order of occurrence. It's equivalent to Object.observe() invoked with the accept type list ["add", "update", "delete", "splice"]. However, this API has been deprecated and removed from Browsers. You can use the more general Proxy object instead.
2006	Array.unobserve()	Array, JavaScript, Method, Obsolete
		The Array.unobserve() method was used to remove observers set by Array.observe(), but has been deprecated and removed from Browsers. You can use the more general Proxy object instead.
2007	ArrayBuffer.transfer()	ArrayBuffer, Experimental, JavaScript, Method, Reference, TypedArrays
		The static ArrayBuffer.transfer() method returns a new ArrayBuffer whose contents have been taken from the oldBuffer's data and then is either truncated or zero-extended by newByteLength. If newByteLength is undefined, the byteLength of the oldBuffer is used. This operation leaves oldBuffer in a detached state.
2008	Date.prototype.toLocaleFormat()	Date, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, Prototype, Reference
		The non-standard toLocaleFormat() method converts a date to a string using the specified formatting. Intl.DateTimeFormat is an alternative to format dates in a standards-compliant way. See also the newer version of Date.prototype.toLocaleDateString().
2009	ECMAScript 2016 to ES.Next support in Mozilla	Firefox, JavaScript, NeedsUpdate
		No summary!
2010	Expression closures	Function, JavaScript, Language feature, Non-standard, Obsolete, Operator, Reference
		Expression closures are a shorthand function syntax for writing simple functions.
2011	Function.arity	Function, JavaScript, Obsolete, Property, Unimplemented
		Not part of any standard.
2012	Function.prototype.isGenerator()	Function, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, Obsolete
		The non-standard isGenerator() method used to determine whether or not a function is a generator. It has been removed from Firefox starting with version 58.
2013	Generator comprehensions	Iterator, JavaScript, Language feature, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference
		The generator comprehension syntax was a JavaScript expression which allowed you to quickly assemble a new generator function based on an existing iterable object. However, it has been removed from the standard and the Firefox implementation. Do not use it!
2014	Legacy generator function	JavaScript, Language feature, Legacy Iterator, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference
		The legacy generator function statement declares legacy generator functions with the specified parameters.
2015	Legacy generator function expression	JavaScript, Language feature, Legacy Iterator, Non-standard, Obsolete, Operator, Reference
		The function keyword can be used to define a legacy generator function inside an expression. To make the function a legacy generator, the function body should contain at least one yield expression.
2016	Microsoft JavaScript extensions	JavaScript, JavaScript:Microsoft Extensions, Landing page, Non-standard, Reference
		Microsoft browsers (Internet Explorer, and in a few cases, Microsoft Edge) support a number of special Microsoft extensions to the otherwise standard JavaScript APIs.
2017	@cc_on	JavaScript, JavaScript:Microsoft Extensions, Language feature, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, Statement
		The @cc_on statement activates conditional compilation support within comments in a script.
2018	@if	JavaScript, JavaScript:Microsoft Extensions, Language feature, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, Statement
		The @if statement conditionally executes a group of statements, depending on the value of an expression.
2019	@set	JavaScript, JavaScript:Microsoft Extensions, Language feature, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, Statement
		The @set statement creates variables used with conditional compilation statements.
2020	ActiveXObject	ActiveXObject, Class, Deprecated, Extension, JavaScript, JavaScript:Microsoft Extensions, Microsoft, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference
		The ActiveXObject Object enables and returns a reference to an automation object.
2021	Date.getVarDate()	JavaScript, JavaScript:Microsoft Extensions, Method, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference
		The getVarDate method returns a VT_DATE value from a Date object.
2022	Debug	Debug, Interface, JavaScript, Namespace, Non-standard
		The debug object is an instrinsic global object that sends output to a debugger.
2023	Debug.debuggerEnabled	Debug, JavaScript, Property, Reference, debuggerEnabled
		The debug.debuggerEnabled property determines whether debugging is enabled for the script context. Debugging may be enabled or disabled whether or not a debugger is attached.
2024	Debug.msTraceAsyncCallbackCompleted	Debug, JavaScript, NeedsContent, Property, Reference, msTraceAsyncCallbackCompleted
		Indicates that the callback stack associated with a previously specified asynchronous operation has completed.
2025	Debug.msTraceAsyncCallbackCompleted	Debug, Example, JavaScript, Method, msTraceAsyncCallbackCompleted
		The debug.msTraceAsyncCallbackCompleted function indicates that an asynchronous operation has completed.
2026	Debug.msTraceAsyncCallbackStarting	Debug, Example, JavaScript, Method, msTraceAsyncCallbackStarting
		The debug.msTraceAsyncCallbackStarting function associates the callback stack with a previously specified asynchronous operation.
2027	Debug.msTraceAsyncOperationStarting	Debug, JavaScript, Method, Reference, msTraceAsyncOperationStarting
		Initiates a trace for an asynchronous operation.
2028	Debug.msUpdateAsyncCallbackRelation	Debug, JavaScript, Method, Reference, msUpdateAsyncCallbackRelation
		The debug.msUpdateAsyncCallbackRelation function updates the relationship status between a synchronous work item and the associated asynchronous operation.
2029	Debug.setNonUserCodeExceptions	Debug, Example, JavaScript, Property, setNonUserCodeExceptions
		If this property is set to true within a given scope, the debugger can then choose whether to take some specified action on exceptions thrown inside that scope: for instance, if the developer wishes to break on user-unhandled exceptions. Setting this property to false is the same as never having set the property.
2030	Debug.write	Debug, Example, JavaScript, Method, write
		The debug.write function sends strings to the script debugger.
2031	Debug.writeln	Beginner, JavaScript, Method
		The debug.writeln function sends strings to the script debugger, followed by a newline character.
2032	Enumerator	Class, JavaScript, Microsoft, enumerable
		The Enumerator object enables enumeration of items in a collection.
2033	Enumerator.atEnd	Enumerator, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, atEnd
		The Enumerator.atEnd method returns a Boolean value indicating if the enumerator is at the end of the collection.
2034	Enumerator.item	Enumerator, JavaScript, Method
		The Enumerator.item method returns the current item in the collection.
2035	Enumerator.moveFirst	Enumerator, Example, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, moveFirst
		The Enumerator.moveFirst method resets the current item in the collection to the first item.
2036	Enumerator.moveNext	Enumerator, Example, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard
		The Enumerator.moveNext method moves the current item to the next item in the collection.
2037	Error.description	Example, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Non-standard, Property, description
		The Error.description property returns or sets the descriptive string associated with a specific error.
2038	Error.number	Example, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Non-standard, Number, Property
		The Error.number property returns or sets the numeric value associated with a specific error. The Error object's default property is number.
2039	Error.stackTraceLimit	Example, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Non-standard, Property, stackTraceLimit
		The Error.stackTraceLimit property gets or sets the stack trace limit, which is equivalent to the number of error frames to display. The default limit is 10.
2040	GetObject	Example, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, Reference
		The GetObject function returns a reference to an Automation object from a file.
2041	ScriptEngine()	Deprecated, JavaScript, JavaScript:Microsoft Extensions, Method, Non-standard
		The ScriptEngine function gets the name of the scripting language in use.
2042	ScriptEngineBuildVersion	Example, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, ScriptEngine, ScriptEngineBuildVersion
		The ScriptEngineBuildVersion function bets the build version number of the scripting engine in use.
2043	ScriptEngineMajorVersion	Example, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, ScriptEngine, ScriptEngineMajorVersion
		The ScriptEngineMajorVersion function gets the major version number of the scripting engine in use.
2044	ScriptEngineMinorVersion	Example, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, ScriptEngine, ScriptEngineMinorVersion
		The ScriptEngineMinorVersion function gets the minor version number of the scripting engine in use.
2045	VBArray	Class, Example, JavaScript, Non-standard, Reference
		The VBArray object provides access to Visual Basic safe arrays.
2046	VBArray.dimensions	Example, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, Reference
		The VBArray.dimensions method returns the number of dimensions in a VBArray.
2047	VBArray.getItem	Example, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, Reference
		The VBArray.getItem method returns the item at the specified location.
2048	VBArray.lbound	Example, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, Reference
		The VBArray.lbound method returns the lowest index value used in the specified dimension of a VBArray.
2049	VBArray.toArray	Example, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, Reference
		The VBArray.toArray method returns a standard JavaScript array converted from a VBArray.
2050	VBArray.ubound	Example, JavaScript, Method, Non-standard, Reference
		The VBArray.ubound method returns the highest index value used in the specified dimension of the VBArray.
2051	New in JavaScript	ECMAScript, JavaScript, Versions
		This chapter contains information about JavaScript's version history and implementation status for Mozilla/SpiderMonkey-based JavaScript applications, such as Firefox.
2052	ECMAScript 2015 support in Mozilla	ECMAScript 2015, Firefox, JavaScript
		ECMAScript 2015 is the sixth edition of the ECMAScript Language Specification standard. It defines the standard for the JavaScript implementation in SpiderMonkey, the engine used in Firefox and other Mozilla applications.
2053	ECMAScript 5 support in Mozilla	ECMAScript 5, JavaScript, Versions
		ECMAScript 5.1, an older version of the standard upon which JavaScript is based, was approved in June 2011.
2054	New in JavaScript 1.1	JavaScript, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript from Netscape Navigator 2.0 to 3.0. The old Netscape documentation references this as "Features added after version 1". Netscape Navigator 3.0 was released on August 19, 1996. Netscape Navigator 3.0 was the second major version of the browser with JavaScript support.
2055	New in JavaScript 1.2	JavaScript, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript from Netscape Navigator 3.0 to 4.0. The old Netscape documentation can be found on archive.org. Netscape Navigator 4.0 was released on June 11, 1997. Netscape Navigator 4.0 was the third major version of the browser with JavaScript support.
2056	New in JavaScript 1.3	JavaScript, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript from Netscape Navigator 4.0 to 4.5. The old Netscape documentation can be found on archive.org. Netscape Navigator 4.5 was released on October 19, 1998.
2057	New in JavaScript 1.4	JavaScript, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript 1.4, which was only used for Netscape's server side JavaScript released in 1999. The old Netscape documentation can be found on archive.org.
2058	New in JavaScript 1.5	JavaScript, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript 1.5. This version was included in Netscape Navigator 6.0 was released on November 14, 2000 and was also used in later versions of Netscape Navigator and Firefox 1.0. You can compare JavaScript 1.5 to JScript version 5.5 and Internet Explorer 5.5, which was released in July 2000. The corresponding ECMA standard is ECMA-262 Edition 3 (from December 1999).
2059	New in JavaScript 1.6	JavaScript, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript 1.6. This version was included in Firefox 1.5 (Gecko 1.8), which was released in November 2005. The corresponding ECMA standard is ECMA-262 Edition 3 and ECMAScript for XML (E4X) with some additional features. Several new features were introduced: E4X, several new Array methods, and Array and String generics.
2060	New in JavaScript 1.7	JavaScript, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript 1.7. This version was included in Firefox 2 (October 2006).
2061	New in JavaScript 1.8	JavaScript, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript 1.8. This version was included in Firefox 3 and is part of Gecko 1.9. See bug 380236 for a tracking development bug for JavaScript 1.8.
2062	New in JavaScript 1.8.1	Firefox 3.5, JavaScript, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript 1.8.1. This version was included in Firefox 3.5.
2063	New in JavaScript 1.8.5	ECMAScript 5, Firefox 4, JavaScript, JavaScript 1.8.5, Versions
		The following is a changelog for JavaScript 1.8.5. This version was included in Firefox 4.
2064	Number.toInteger()	JavaScript, Method, Number, Obsolete
		The Number.toInteger() method used to evaluate the passed value and convert it to an integer, but its implementation has been removed.
2065	Object.getNotifier()	JavaScript, Method, Object, Obsolete
		The Object.getNotifer() method was used to create an object that allows to synthetically trigger a change, but has been deprecated and removed in browsers.
2066	Object.observe()	JavaScript, Method, Object, Obsolete
		The Object.observe() method was used for asynchronously observing the changes to an object. It provided a stream of changes in the order in which they occur. However, this API has been deprecated and removed from browsers. You can use the more general Proxy object instead.
2067	Object.prototype.__count__	JavaScript, Non-standard, Object, Obsolete, Property, Prototype
		The __count__ property used to store the count of enumerable properties on the object, but it has been removed.
2068	Object.prototype.__noSuchMethod__	JavaScript, Non-standard, Object, Obsolete, Property, Prototype
		The __noSuchMethod__ property used to reference a function to be executed when a non-existent method is called on an object, but this function is no longer available.
2069	Object.prototype.__parent__	JavaScript, Non-standard, Object, Obsolete, Property, Prototype
		The __parent__ property used to point to an object's context, but it has been removed.
2070	Object.prototype.eval()	JavaScript, Method, Object, Obsolete
		The Object.eval() method used to evaluate a string of JavaScript code in the context of an object, however, this method has been removed.
2071	Object.prototype.unwatch()	Debugging, Deprecated, JavaScript, Method, Object, Obsolete, Prototype, Reference
		The unwatch() method removes a watchpoint set with the watch() method.
2072	Object.prototype.watch()	Debugging, Deprecated, JavaScript, Method, Object, Obsolete, Prototype
		The watch() method watches for a property to be assigned a value and runs a function when that occurs.
2073	Object.unobserve()	JavaScript, Method, Object, Obsolete
		The Object.unobserve() method was used to remove observers set by Object.observe(), but has been deprecated and removed from Browsers. You can use the more general Proxy object instead.
2074	Reflect.enumerate()	ECMAScript 2015, JavaScript, Method, Obsolete, Reflect
		The static Reflect.enumerate() method used to return an iterator with the enumerable own and inherited properties of the target object, but has been removed in ECMAScript 2016 and is deprecated in browsers.
2075	String.prototype.quote()	JavaScript, Method, Obsolete, Prototype, Reference, String
		The non-standard quote() method returns a copy of the string, replacing various special characters in the string with their escape sequences and wrapping the result in double-quotes (").
2076	arguments.caller	Functions, JavaScript, Obsolete, Property, arguments
		The obsolete arguments.caller property used to provide the function that invoked the currently executing function. This property has been removed and no longer works.
2077	for each...in	Deprecated, E4X, JavaScript, Language feature, Obsolete, Statement
		The for each...in statement iterates a specified variable over all values of object's properties. For each distinct property, a specified statement is executed.
2078	handler.enumerate()	ECMAScript 2015, JavaScript, Method, Obsolete, Proxy
		The handler.enumerate() method used to be a trap for for...in statements, but has been removed from the ECMAScript standard in ES2016 and is deprecated in browsers.
2079	Browser Detection and Cross Browser Support
		Improper browser detection can lead to web maintenance nightmares. Rethinking the basics of when and how to detect user agents is crucial to creating maintainable, cross browser web content. This article reviews several approaches to browser detection, their usefulness in specific circumstances to arrive at a common sense approach to browser detection.
2080	Browser Feature Detection	Compatibility, Cross-browser_Development, DOM, Gecko, Obsolete, Web Development
		An experimental approach to discovering degree of support for Standards.
2081	CSS	Archive, CSS, Obsolete, Overview
		Obsolete CSS features
2082	-moz-binding	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Deprecated, Mozilla, Non-standard, Reference, XBL, XUL, recipe:css-property
		The -moz-binding CSS property is used by Mozilla-based applications to attach an XBL binding to a DOM element.
2083	-moz-border-bottom-colors	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, recipe:css-property
		In Mozilla applications like Firefox, the -moz-border-bottom-colors CSS property sets a list of colors for the bottom border.
2084	-moz-border-left-colors	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, recipe:css-property
		In Mozilla applications like Firefox, the -moz-border-left-colors CSS property sets a list of colors for the left border.
2085	-moz-border-right-colors	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, recipe:css-property
		In Mozilla applications like Firefox, the -moz-border-right-colors CSS property sets a list of colors for the right border.
2086	-moz-border-top-colors	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, recipe:css-property
		In Mozilla applications like Firefox, the -moz-border-top-colors CSS property sets a list of colors for the top border.
2087	-moz-stack-sizing	CSS, CSS Property, NeedsCompatTable, Non-standard, Reference, XUL, recipe:css-property
		-moz-stack-sizing is an extended CSS property. Normally, a <xul:stack> will change its size so that all of its child elements are completely visible. For example, moving a child of the stack far to the right will widen the stack so the child remains visible.
2088	-moz-text-blink	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -moz-text-blink non-standard Mozilla CSS extension specifies the blink mode.
2089	-moz-window-shadow	CSS, CSS Property, NeedsCompatTable, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, XUL, recipe:css-property
		The -moz-window-shadow CSS property specifies whether a window will have a shadow. It only works on Mac OS X.
2090	-ms-accelerator	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-accelerator CSS property is a Microsoft extension that sets or retrieves a string indicating whether the object represents a keyboard shortcut.
2091	-ms-block-progression	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-block-progression CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the block progression and layout orientation.
2092	-ms-content-zoom-chaining	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-content-zoom-chaining CSS property is a Microsoft extension specifying the zoom behavior that occurs when a user hits the zoom limit during page manipulation.
2093	-ms-content-zoom-limit	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-shorthand-property
		The -ms-content-zoom-limit CSS shorthand property is a Microsoft extension that specifies values for the -ms-content-zoom-limit-min and -ms-content-zoom-limit-max properties.
2094	-ms-content-zoom-limit-max	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-content-zoom-limit-max CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the selected elements' maximum zoom factor.
2095	-ms-content-zoom-limit-min	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-content-zoom-limit-min CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the minimum zoom factor.
2096	-ms-content-zoom-snap	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-shorthand-property
		The -ms-content-zoom-snap CSS shorthand property is a Microsoft extension that specifies values for the -ms-content-zoom-snap-type and -ms-content-zoom-snap-points properties.
2097	-ms-content-zoom-snap-points	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-content-zoom-snap-points CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies where zoom snap-points are located.
2098	-ms-content-zoom-snap-type	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-content-zoom-snap-type CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies how zooming is affected by defined snap-points.
2099	-ms-content-zooming	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-content-zooming CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies whether zooming is enabled.
2100	-ms-filter	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-filter CSS property is a Microsoft extension that sets or retrieves the filter or collection of filters applied to an object.
2101	-ms-flow-from	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-flow-from CSS property is a Microsoft extension that gets or sets a value identifying a region container in the document that accepts the content flow from the data source.
2102	-ms-flow-into	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-flow-into CSS property is a Microsoft extension that gets or sets a value identifying an iframe container in the document that serves as the region's data source.
2103	-ms-high-contrast-adjust	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-high-contrast-adjust CSS property is a Microsoft extension that gets or sets a value indicating whether to override any CSS properties that would have been set in high contrast mode.
2104	-ms-hyphenate-limit-chars	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-hyphenate-limit-chars CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies one to three values indicating the minimum number of characters in a hyphenated word. If the word does not meet the required minimum number of characters in the word, before the hyphen, or after the hyphen, then the word is not hyphenated.
2105	-ms-hyphenate-limit-lines	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-hyphenate-limit-lines CSS property is a Microsoft extension specifying the maximum number of consecutive lines in an element that may be ended with a hyphenated word.
2106	-ms-hyphenate-limit-zone	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-hyphenate-limit-zone CSS property is a Microsoft extension specifying the width of the hyphenation zone.
2107	-ms-ime-align	CSS, CSS Property, NeedsBrowserCompatibility, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-ime-align CSS property is a Microsoft extension aligning the Input Method Editor (IME) candidate window box relative to the element on which the IME composition is active. The extension is implemented in Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer 11.
2108	-ms-overflow-style	CSS, CSS Property, NeedsBrowserCompatibility, NeedsCompatTable, NeedsExample, NeedsMobileBrowserCompatibility, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-overflow-style CSS property is a Microsoft extension controlling the behavior of scrollbars when the content of an element overflows.
2109	-ms-scroll-chaining	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scroll-chaining CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the scrolling behavior that occurs when a user hits the scroll limit during a manipulation.
2110	-ms-scroll-limit	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-shorthand-property
		The -ms-scroll-limit CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies values for the -ms-scroll-limit-x-min, -ms-scroll-limit-y-min, -ms-scroll-limit-x-max, and -ms-scroll-limit-y-max properties.
2111	-ms-scroll-limit-x-max	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scroll-limit-x-max CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the maximum value for the Element.scrollLeft property.
2112	-ms-scroll-limit-x-min	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scroll-limit-x-min CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the minimum value for the Element.scrollLeft property.
2113	-ms-scroll-limit-y-max	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scroll-limit-y-max CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the maximum value for the Element.scrollTop property.
2114	-ms-scroll-limit-y-min	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scroll-limit-y-min CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the minimum value for the Element.scrollTop property.
2115	-ms-scroll-rails	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scroll-rails CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies whether scrolling locks to the primary axis of motion.
2116	-ms-scroll-snap-points-x	CSS, CSS Property, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scroll-snap-points-x CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies where snap-points will be located along the x-axis.
2117	-ms-scroll-snap-points-y	CSS, CSS Property, CSS Scroll Snap, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scroll-snap-points-y CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies where snap-points will be located along the y-axis.
2118	-ms-scroll-snap-x	CSS, CSS Property, CSS Scroll Snap, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-shorthand-property
		The -ms-scroll-snap-x CSS shorthand property is a Microsoft extension that specifies values for the -ms-scroll-snap-type and -ms-scroll-snap-points-x properties.
2119	-ms-scroll-snap-y	CSS, CSS Property, CSS Scroll Snap, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-shorthand-property
		The -ms-scroll-snap-x CSS shorthand property is a Microsoft extension that specifies values for the -ms-scroll-snap-type and -ms-scroll-snap-points-y properties.
2120	-ms-scroll-translation	CSS, CSS Property, CSS Scroll Snap, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scroll-translation CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies whether vertical-to-horizontal scroll wheel translation occurs on the specified element.
2121	-ms-scrollbar-3dlight-color	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft extentions, Deprecated, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scrollbar-3dlight-color CSS property is a Microsoft extension specifying the color of the top and left edges of the scroll box and scroll arrows of a scroll bar.
2122	-ms-scrollbar-arrow-color	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft extentions, Deprecated, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scrollbar-arrow-color CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the color of the arrow elements of a scroll arrow.
2123	-ms-scrollbar-base-color	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft extentions, Deprecated, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scrollbar-base-color CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the base color of the main elements of a scroll bar.
2124	-ms-scrollbar-darkshadow-color	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft extentions, Deprecated, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scrollbar-darkshadow-color CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the color of a scroll bar's gutter.
2125	-ms-scrollbar-face-color	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft extentions, Deprecated, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scrollbar-face-color CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the color of the scroll box and scroll arrows of a scroll bar.
2126	-ms-scrollbar-highlight-color	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft extentions, Deprecated, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scrollbar-highlight-color CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the color of the slider tray, the top and left edges of the scroll box, and the scroll arrows of a scroll bar.
2127	-ms-scrollbar-shadow-color	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft extentions, Deprecated, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scrollbar-shadow-color CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the color of the bottom and right edges of the scroll box and scroll arrows of a scroll bar.
2128	-ms-scrollbar-track-color	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft extentions, Deprecated, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-scrollbar-track-color CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the color of the track element of a scrollbar.
2129	-ms-text-autospace	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-text-autospace CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies the autospacing and narrow space width adjustment of text.
2130	-ms-touch-select	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-touch-select CSS property is a Microsoft extension that toggles the gripper visual elements that enable touch text selection.
2131	-ms-wrap-flow	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-wrap-flow CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies how exclusions impact inline content within block-level elements.
2132	-ms-wrap-margin	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-wrap-margin CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies a margin that offsets the inner wrap shape from other shapes.
2133	-ms-wrap-through	CSS, CSS Property, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, recipe:css-property
		The -ms-wrap-through CSS property is a Microsoft extension that specifies how content should wrap around an exclusion element.
2134	:-moz-full-screen-ancestor	CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Deprecated, Non-standard, Pseudo-class, Reference, Selector
		The :-moz-full-screen-ancestor CSS pseudo-class is a Mozilla extension that represents all ancestors of the full-screen element, except containing frames in parent documents, which are the full-screen element in their own documents. However, those elements' ancestors have this pseudo-class applied to them.
2135	:-moz-system-metric()	:-moz-system-metric, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, Obsolete, Pseudo-class, Selector
		This page was auto-generated because a user created a sub-page to this page.
2136	-moz-windows-compositor	@media, CSS, Non-standard, media feature
		Media: media/visual Accepts min/max prefixes: no
2137	:-moz-system-metric(images-in-menus)	CSS, NeedsContent, NeedsExample, Non-standard, Reference, Selector
		The :-moz-system-metric(images-in-menus) CSS pseudo-class matches an element if the computer's user interface supports images in menus.
2138	:-moz-system-metric(mac-graphite-theme)	:-moz-system-metric, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, Reference, Selector
		:-moz-system-metric(mac-graphite-theme) will match an element if the user has chosen the "Graphite" appearance in the "Appearance" prefpane of the Mac OS X System Preferences.
2139	:-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-end-backward)	CSS, NeedsContent, NeedsExample, Non-standard, Pseudo-class, Reference, Selector
		The :-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-end-backward) CSS pseudo-class will match an element if the computer's user interface includes a backward arrow button at the end of scrollbars.
2140	:-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-end-forward)	CSS, NeedsContent, NeedsExample, Non-standard, Pseudo-class, Reference, Selector
		The :-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-end-forward) CSS pseudo-class will match an element if the computer's user interface includes a forward arrow button at the end of scrollbars.
2141	:-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-start-backward)	CSS, NeedsContent, NeedsExample, Non-standard, Pseudo-class, Reference, Selector
		The :-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-start-backward) CSS pseudo-class will match an element if the computer's user interface includes a backward arrow button at the start of scrollbars.
2142	:-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-start-forward)	CSS, NeedsContent, NeedsExample, Non-standard, Pseudo-class, Reference, Selector
		The :-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-start-forward) CSS pseudo-class will match an element if the computer's user interface includes a forward arrow button at the start of scrollbars.
2143	:-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-thumb-proportional)	CSS, NeedsContent, NeedsExample, Non-standard, Pseudo-class, Reference, Selector
		The :-moz-system-metric(scrollbar-thumb-proportional) CSS pseudo-class will match an element if the computer's user interface uses proportional scrollbar thumbs; that is, the draggable thumb on the scrollbar resizes to indicate the relative size of the visible area of the document.
2144	:-moz-system-metric(touch-enabled)	CSS, NeedsContent, NeedsExample, Non-standard, Pseudo-class, Reference, Selector
		The :-moz-system-metric(touch-enabled) CSS pseudo-class will match an element if the device on which the content is being rendered offers a supported touch-screen interface.
2145	:-moz-system-metric(windows-default-theme)	CSS, Mozilla, Non-standard, Pseudo-class, Reference, Selector
		The :-moz-system-metric(windows-default-theme) CSS pseudo-class matches an element if the user is currently using one of the following themes in Windows: Luna, Royale, Zune, or Aero (i.e., Vista Basic, Vista Standard, or Aero Glass). This will exclude Windows Classic themes as well as third-party themes.
2146	::-ms-browse	CSS, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-browse CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that represents the button that opens the file picker of <input type="file">.
2147	::-ms-check	CSS, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-check CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that represents checkboxes and radio button groups created by <input type="checkbox"> and <input type="radio">.
2148	::-ms-clear	CSS, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-clear CSS pseudo-element creates a clear button at the edge of an <input type="text"> text control that clears the current value. This pseudo-element is non-standard, supported only in Internet Explorer 10, Internet Explorer 11, and Microsoft Edge.
2149	::-ms-expand	CSS, CSS:Microsoft Extensions, NeedsCompatTable, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-expand CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that represents the button of a <select> menu control that opens or closes the drop-down menu. Typically it is a triangle that points downward.
2150	::-ms-fill	CSS, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-fill CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that represents a progress bar displayed by <progress>.
2151	::-ms-fill-lower	CSS, NeedsBrowserCompatibility, NeedsExample, NeedsMobileBrowserCompatibility, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-fill-lower CSS pseudo-element represents the lower portion of the track of a slider control; that is, the portion corresponding to values less than the value currently selected by the thumb. A slider control is one possible representation of <input type="range">.
2152	::-ms-fill-upper	CSS, NeedsBrowserCompatibility, NeedsExample, NeedsMobileBrowserCompatibility, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-fill-upper CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that represents the upper portion of the track of a slider control; that is, the portion corresponding to values greater than the value currently selected by the thumb. A slider control is one possible representation of <input type="range">.
2153	::-ms-reveal	CSS, NeedsContent, NeedsExample, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-reveal CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that is used to display a password reveal button for use with a password field created by <input type="password">. The user presses the button to reveal the actual field value rather than asterisks.
2154	::-ms-thumb	CSS, NeedsBrowserCompatibility, NeedsCompatTable, NeedsExample, NeedsMobileBrowserCompatibility, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-thumb CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that represents the thumb that the user moves within the track of a slider control to alter its numerical value. A slider control is one possible representation of <input type="range">.
2155	::-ms-ticks-after	CSS, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-ticks-after CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that applies one or more styles to the tick marks that appear after the track of a slider control. A slider control is one possible representation of <input type="range">.
2156	::-ms-ticks-before	CSS, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-ticks-before CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that applies one or more styles to the tick marks that appear before the track of a slider control. A slider control is one possible representation of <input type="range">.
2157	::-ms-tooltip	CSS, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-tooltip CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that represents the tooltip of a slider control. A slider control is one possible representation of <input type="range">.
2158	::-ms-track	CSS, NeedsBrowserCompatibility, NeedsCompatTable, NeedsExample, NeedsMobileBrowserCompatibility, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-track CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that represents the track of a slider control. A slider control is one possible representation of <input type="range">.
2159	::-ms-value	CSS, Non-standard, Pseudo-element, Reference, Selector
		The ::-ms-value CSS pseudo-element is a Microsoft extension that applies rules to the value of a text or password <input> control or the content of a <select> control.
2160	@media
		Parent for archived media features.
2161	-moz-mac-graphite-theme	-moz-mac-graphite-theme, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		The -moz-mac-graphite-theme Gecko-only CSS media feature can be used to apply styles based on whether the user has the Mac OS X "Graphite" theme enabled.
2162	-moz-maemo-classic	-moz-maemo-classic, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		The -moz-maemo-classic Gecko-only CSS media feature can be used to apply styles based on whether the user agent is using the original Maemo theme.
2163	-moz-os-version	@media, CSS, Non-standard, media feature
		The -moz-os-version Gecko-only CSS media feature can be used to apply styles based on the user's version of Microsoft Windows. This can be useful for adapting application skins and other chrome code depending on the user's operating system version.
2164	-moz-scrollbar-end-backward	-moz-scrollbar-end-backward, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		If the device's user interface displays a backward arrow button at the end of scrollbars, this is 1. Otherwise it's 0.
2165	-moz-scrollbar-end-forward	-moz-scrollbar-end-forward, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		If the device's user interface displays a forward arrow button at the end of scrollbars, this is 1. Otherwise it's 0.
2166	-moz-scrollbar-start-backward	-moz-scrollbar-start-backward, @media, CSS, Mozilla, Non-standard, media feature
		If the device's user interface displays a backward arrow button at the beginning of scrollbars, this is 1. Otherwise it's 0.
2167	-moz-scrollbar-start-forward	-moz-scrollbar-start-forward, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		If the device's user interface displays a forward arrow button at the beginning of scrollbars, this is 1. Otherwise it's 0.
2168	-moz-scrollbar-thumb-proportional	-moz-scrollbar-thumb-proportional, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		If the device's user interface displays the thumb of scrollbars proportionally (that is, sized based on the percentage of the document that is visible), this is 1. Otherwise it's 0.
2169	-moz-touch-enabled	-moz-touch-enabled, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		If the device supports touch events (for a touch screen), this is 1. Otherwise it's 0.
2170	-moz-windows-accent-color-in-titlebar	-moz-windows-accent-color-in-titlebar, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		The -moz-windows-accent-color-in-titlebar Gecko-only CSS media feature can be used to apply styles based on whether accent colors are enabled in Microsoft Windows titlebars.
2171	-moz-windows-classic	-moz-windows-classic, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		If the user is using Windows unthemed (in classic mode instead of using uxtheme), this is 1. Otherwise it's 0.
2172	-moz-windows-default-theme	@media, CSS, Non-standard, media feature
		If the user is using one of the default Windows themes—Luna, Royale, Zune, or Aero (including Vista Basic, Vista Advanced, and Aero Glass)—this is 1. Otherwise it's 0.
2173	-moz-windows-glass	-moz-windows-glass, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Mozilla, Non-standard, media feature
		If the user is using Windows Glass theme, this is 1; otherwise it's 0. Note that this only exists for Windows 7 and earlier.
2174	-moz-windows-theme	-moz-windows-theme, @media, CSS, CSS:Mozilla Extensions, Non-standard, media feature
		The -moz-windows-theme Gecko-only CSS media feature is useful for customizing application skins and other chrome code to work well with the user's Windows theme.
2175	azimuth	CSS, CSS Property, Deprecated, NeedsUpdate, Reference, recipe:css-property
		In combination with elevation, the azimuth CSS property enables different audio sources to be positioned spatially for aural presentation. This is important in that it provides a natural way to tell several voices apart, as each can be positioned to originate at a different location on the sound stage. Stereo output produce a lateral sound stage, while binaural headphones and multi-speaker setups allow for a fully three-dimensional stage.
2176	display-inside	CSS, CSS Display, CSS Property, Experimental, Graphics, Layout, NeedsExample, Reference, Web
		The display-inside CSS property specifies the inner display type of the box generated by an element, dictating how its contents lay out inside the box.
2177	display-outside	CSS, CSS Display, CSS Property, Experimental, Graphics, Layout, NeedsExample, Reference, Web
		The display-outside CSS property specifies the outer display type of the box generated by an element, dictating how the element participates in its parent formatting context.
2178	Displaying notifications (deprecated)	DOM, Mobile, Notifications, Obsolete
		Firefox offers support for "desktop notifications"; these are notifications that are displayed to the user outside the context of the web content, using the standard notification system provided by the operating system.
2179	E4X	Obsolete
		ECMAScript for XML (E4X) is a programming language extension that adds native XML support to JavaScript. It does this by providing access to the XML document in a form that feels natural for ECMAScript programmers. The goal is to provide an alternative, simpler syntax for accessing XML documents than via DOM interfaces. A valid alternative to E4X is a non-native JXON algorithm.
2180	E4X for templating	E4X
		E4X can be used for creating templates for dynamic content.
2181	Processing XML with E4X	Obsolete
		First introduced in JavaScript 1.6, E4X introduces a native XML object to the JavaScript language, and adds syntax for embedding literal XML documents in JavaScript code.
2182	E4X Tutorial	E4X, JavaScript, XML
		This tutorial walks you through the basic syntax of E4X (ECMAScript for XML). With E4X, programmers can manipulate an XML document with a syntax more familiar to JavaScript programming.
2183	Accessing XML children
		Normal JavaScript Objects use the . operator or [] notation to set properties.
2184	Descendants and Filters
		In many cases, the node that you're interested in is not the direct child of the top XML element. Instead, it may be nested several levels down. You can access nodes at any depth using the .. operator, or by using the descendants property. For instance
2185	Introduction	E4X, JavaScript, XML
		With E4X enabled, basic XML elements are valid syntax for variables. For instance
2186	Namespaces
		Oftentimes, XML documents will contain elements from a variety of namespaces. You can declare the default namespace for your E4X objects by placing the statement:
2187	The global XML object
		E4X-capable JavaScript engines put a new property on the global object. The XML object has several properties that allow you to customize parsing and serialization of E4X. XML elements will remember the settings of the XML object from the time of their creation.
2188	Iterator	Deprecated, JavaScript, Legacy Iterator, Reference
		The Iterator function returns an object which implements legacy iterator protocol and iterates over enumerable properties of an object.
2189	LiveConnect	Java, LiveConnect
		(Please update or remove as needed.)
2190	LiveConnect Overview	Advanced, Java, JavaScript, LiveConnect
		This chapter describes using LiveConnect technology to let Java and JavaScript code communicate with each other. The chapter assumes you are familiar with Java programming.
2191	LiveConnect Reference
		This section documents the Java classes used for LiveConnect, along with their constructors and methods.
2192	JSException
		The public class JSException extends RuntimeException
2193	JSObject
		The public final class netscape.javascript.JSObject extends Object.
2194	MSX Emulator (jsMSX)	Canvas_examples, Examples, HTML:Canvas
		No summary!
2195	Old Proxy API	Obsolete
		Proxies are objects for which the programmer has to define the semantics in JavaScript. The default object semantics are implemented in the JavaScript engine, often written in lower-level languages like C++. Proxies let the programmer define most of the behavior of an object in JavaScript. They are said to provide a meta-programming API.
2196	ParallelArray	JavaScript, Obsolete, ParallelArray
		The goal of ParallelArray was to enable data-parallelism in web applications. The higher-order functions available on ParallelArray attempted to execute in parallel, though they may fall back to sequential execution if necessary. To ensure that your code executes in parallel, it is suggested that the functions should be limited to the parallelizable subset of JS that Firefox supports.
2197	Properly Using CSS and JavaScript in XHTML Documents	CSS, JavaScript, Web Development, XHTML
		XHTML™ 1.0 The Extensible HyperText Markup Language (Second Edition) defines XHTML to be a reformulation of HTML 4 as an XML 1.0 application.
2198	Examples	CSS, JavaScript, Web Development, XHTML
		This page contains the source code of the examples related to the "Properly Using CSS and JavaScript in XHTML Documents" article.
2199	RDF: Resource Description Framework for metadata	Metadata Model, RDF, Resource Description, Resource Description Framework, metadata, resources
		Resource Description Framework (RDF) is a family of specifications for a metadata model that is often implemented as an application of XML.
2200	Reference
		The guide section links to an interesting document discussing how to create and use private variables in objects, which is great if you want to protect the various properties within an object from being poked at accidentally. I also just read a document on proper inheritance using apply(). Well if you combine the two, you can have inherited private variables:
2201	Server-Side JavaScript
		Here's a radical idea: Use one language to write entire Web apps -- the same language which billions of web pages already use, every day.
2202	Back to the Server: Server-Side JavaScript On The Rise
		by Davey Waterson, JavaScript Architect, Aptana
2203	Sharp variables in JavaScript	JavaScript, Obsolete
		A sharp variable is a syntax in object initializers that allows serialization of objects that have cyclic references or multiple references to the same object.
2204	Standards-Compliant Authoring Tools	HTML:Tools, Tools, XHTML, XHTML:Tools
		Creating cross-browser code upfront will save you lots of time quality testing your web content. The following authoring tools adhere to the W3 standards. If you're using older versions of tools that rely on old browser bugs or generate browser-specific code, it may be time to upgrade:
2205	StopIteration	Deprecated, JavaScript, Legacy Iterator, Reference, StopIteration
		The StopIteration object was used to tell the end of the iteration in the legacy iterator protocol. Do not use this ancient feature.
2206	Styling the Amazing Netscape Fish Cam Page	CSS
		No summary!
2207	Using JavaScript Generators in Firefox
		Generators can be used to simplify asynchronous code in Firefox by opting in to using JavaScript version 1.7 or later. You can opt in in HTML as follows:
2208	Window.importDialog()	API, Archive, Archived, DOM, DOM Reference, Method, Non-standard, Obsolete, Reference, Référence(2), WebAPI
		Because opening windows on mobile isn't necessarily appropriate, the Firefox Mobile team designed the importDialog() method to replace window.openDialog(). Instead of opening a new window, it merges the specified XUL dialog into the main window.
2209	Window: devicelight event	Reference, Sensors, Web, events
		The devicelight event is fired when fresh data is available from a light sensor.
2210	Writing JavaScript for XHTML	JavaScript, XHTML, XML
		In practise, very few XHTML documents are served over the Web with the correct MIME media type, application/xhtml+xml. Whilst authored to the stricter rules of XML, they are sent with the media type for HTML (text/html). The receiving browser considers the content to be HTML, and does not utilise its XML parser.
2211	XForms	Archive, Archived, Obsolete, XForms
		XForms were envisioned as the future of online forms as envisioned by the W3C. Drawing on other W3C standards like XML Schema, XPath, and XML Events, XForms tried to address some of the limitations of the current HTML forms model. However, XForms never gained traction and is now considered obsolete.
2212	Building Mozilla XForms	XForms
		Things to know first:
2213	Community	XForms
		No summary!
2214	Developing Mozilla XForms
		Always start with a debug build of the xforms and the schema-validation extensions. See Building Mozilla XForms for a .mozconfig for debug builds. You should create a new, clean profile for debugging. Then start Firefox out of the build directory:
2215	Implementation Status
		The extension has some limitations and custom extension to the XForms 1.1 specification. These can be found on the Mozilla XForms Specials page.
2216	Mozilla XForms Specials	XForms
		No summary!
2217	Mozilla XForms User Interface	XForms
		This article is a quick reference of the XForms user interface elements. Mainly this is aimed to document how XForms elements will be presented in Mozilla since the XForms specifications give only a hint of how controls might be rendered.
2218	XForms Alert Element	XForms
		No summary!
2219	XForms Group Element	XForms
		The group element is used as a container for defining a hierarchy of form controls. Groups can be nested to create complex hierarchies.
2220	XForms Help Element	XForms
		No summary!
2221	XForms Hint Element	XForms
		No summary!
2222	XForms Input Element	XForms
		No summary!
2223	XForms Label Element	XForms
		No summary!
2224	XForms Message Element	XForms
		No summary!
2225	XForms Output Element	XForms
		No summary!
2226	XForms Range Element	XForms
		No summary!
2227	XForms Repeat Element	XForms
		No summary!
2228	XForms Secret Element	XForms
		No summary!
2229	XForms Select Element	XForms
		No summary!
2230	XForms Select1 Element	XForms
		No summary!
2231	XForms Submit Element	XForms
		This form control initiates a submission. The result of which is all or part of an instance document being sent to a target destination, which could be local or remote (see the spec). Upon receiving a DOMActivate event, this form control dispatches a xforms-submit event to the submission element (see the spec) specified in its submission attibute.
2232	XForms Switch Module	XForms
		XForms Switch Module define a switch construct that allows the creation of user interfaces where the user interface can be varied based on user actions and events. The module defines for this switch, case and toggle elements.
2233	XForms Textarea Element	XForms
		No summary!
2234	XForms Trigger Element	XForms
		Allows the user to initiate actions (see the spec). Actions are described by the XForms Action Module (see the spec).
2235	XForms Upload Element	XForms
		No summary!
2236	Other Resources	XForms
		No summary!
2237	Requests For Enhancement	XForms
		No summary!
2238	RFE to the Custom Controls	XForms
		No summary!
2239	RFE to the Custom Controls Interfaces	XForms
		No summary!
2240	RFE to the XForms API	XForms
		No summary!
2241	Troubleshooting XForms Forms	XForms
		No summary!
2242	Using XForms and PHP	XForms
		No summary!
2243	XForms API Reference	XForms
		The XForms interfaces has the following naming convention:
2244	XForms Config Variables	XForms
		No summary!
2245	XForms Custom Controls	XForms
		You are in the right place if you would like to create your own custom renderings of the XForms controls like input, output, trigger, etc. We will also show you how to create custom controls that work with the XForms model and are automatically updated just like XForms controls. The purpose of this article is to give you enough background information so that you'll be able to get a good start. To really grasp the following information, a good understanding of XForms, XBL, JavaScript and CSS is needed. XPCOM knowledge will certainly not hurt. But even if you are only comfortable with a couple of these technologies, we hope that the possibilities outlined below will inspire you to learn more where you need to.
2246	XForms Custom Controls Examples	XForms
		No summary!
2247	XForms Styling	XForms
		No summary!
2248	background-size
		Should not the "Browser compatibility" table also list Google Chrome and Konqueror? Chome is not mentioned at all, but is becoming increasingly popular. Konqueror is listed below the table, which seems inconsistent. Znerd 04 August 2009
2249	forEach
		Ok, in the end I didn't remove the old code as it isn't hosted anywhere (I thought the github reference contained the code) but inserted a faster implementation above while retaining the rest of the document.
3239	Beginner tutorials
		This page includes archived beginners tutorials, from various places around MDN.
3240	Creating reusable content with CSS and XBL	Advanced, CSS, CSS:Getting_Started, Example, Guide, NeedsUpdate, Web, XBL
		This page illustrates how you can use CSS in Mozilla to improve the structure of complex applications, making code and resources more easily reusable.
3241	Underscores in class and ID Names	CSS
		Summary: The use of the underscore character in CSS can lead to major display problems in multiple browsers. Learn why this is so, and how to keep your sites from being bitten by this problem. This technical note examines the use of underscores in CSS, and why they should be generally avoided in most circumstances.
3242	XML data	CSS, CSS:Getting_Started, Example, Guide, Intermediate, NeedsUpdate, Web
		This page contains an example of how you can use CSS with XML data.
3243	XUL user interfaces	Advanced, CSS, CSS:Getting_Started, Example, Guide, NeedsUpdate, Web, XUL
		This page illustrates Mozilla's specialized language for creating user interfaces.
3244	CSS3	CSS, NeedsUpdate, Reference
		CSS3 is the latest evolution of the Cascading Style Sheets language and aims at extending CSS2.1. It brings a lot of long-awaited novelties, like rounded corners, shadows, gradients, transitions or animations, as well as new layouts like multi-columns, flexible box or grid layouts.
3245	Case Sensitivity in class and id Names	CSS, HTML
		No summary!
3246	Creating a dynamic status bar extension	Add-ons, Extensions, NeedsUpdate
		Concepts covered in the previous sample won't be reiterated here; instead, refer to the downloadable sample code or to the previous sample for further details.
3247	Creating a status bar extension	Add-ons, Extensions, NeedsUpdate
		Many of the concepts introduced here apply to any XUL-based application; however, to keep from getting completely overwhelmed, we're going to focus specifically on Firefox.
3248	Element	RSS, RSS:Element_Reference
		No summary!
3249	title	RSS, RSS:Element_Reference
		<title>...</title> - The RSS Title element has 4 uses. It is used to specify thetitle of a <channel>, an <image>, an <item>, or a <textinput>.
3250	Events
		Archived event pages
3251	DOMSubtreeModified
		The following code will display the time of last DOM Change on the title bar of the page.
3252	MozAudioAvailable
		The MozAudioAvailable event is fired when the audio buffer is full and the corresponding raw samples are available.
3253	MozBeforeResize
		The MozBeforeResize event is executed before a browser window is resized.
3254	MozOrientation	DOM, Orientation
		An event that is repeatedly fired on the window as accelerator data is provided to the browser.
3255	beforecopy	Obsolete, events
		The beforecopy event was part of copy logic override, a feature of the Clipboard API added in January 2014 and removed in April 2016.
3256	beforecut	Obsolete, events
		No summary!
3257	beforepaste	Obsolete, events
		No summary!
3258	cached
		The cached event is fired when the resources listed in the application cache manifest have been downloaded, and the application is now cached.
3259	chargingchange	Event
		The chargingchange event is fired when the charging attribute of the battery API has changed.
3260	chargingtimechange	Event
		The chargingtimechange event is fired when the chargingTime attribute of the battery API has changed.
3261	checking
		The checking event is fired when the user agent is checking for an update, or attempting to download the cache manifest for the first time.
3262	dischargingtimechange	Event
		The dischargingtimechange event is fired when the dischargingTime attribute of the battery API has changed.
3263	downloading
		The downloading event is fired after checking for an application cache update, if the user agent has found an update and is fetching it, or is downloading the resources listed by the cache manifest for the first time.
3264	error
		The error event is fired when an error occurred while downloading the cache manifest or updating the content of the application.
3265	levelchange
		The levelchange event is fired when the level attribute of the battery API has changed.
3266	noupdate
		The noupdate event is fired after checking for an application cache update, if the manifest hasn't changed.
3267	obsolete
		The obsolete event is fired when the manifest was found to have become a 404 or 410 page, so the application cache is being deleted.
3268	progress
		The progress event is fired when the user agent is downloading resources listed by the manifest.
3269	sort	Obsolete, Tables, events, sort
		The sort event was part of the table sorting algorithm in the table sorting model, a feature of the HTML 5 Working Draft added in December 2012 and removed in January 2016.
3270	updateready
		The updateready event is fired when the resources listed in the application cache manifest have been newly redownloaded, and the script can use swapCache() to switch to the new cache.
3271	Firefox Developer Tools
		These are articles related to the Firefox Developer Tools, which are no longer current.
3272	Scratchpad	Scratchpad, Tools, Web Development, Web Development:Tools
		Scratchpad provides an environment for experimenting with JavaScript code. You can write, run, and examine the results of code that interacts with the web page.
3273	Settings
		The Debugger has its own settings menu, which you can access from an icon in the toolbar:
3274	Gecko Compatibility Handbook	Cross-browser_Development, Gecko, Web Development
		** Notes ** - The Solution Quick Reference needs more attention. - I'm also looking for a way to organize all that information. - Some inline examples were removed because of technical limitations. They are actually replaced by ''-(EXAMPLE REMOVED)-'' The goal of this handbook is to help you update websites to work with standards-based browsers and properly detect Gecko.
3275	Getting the page URL in NPAPI plugin	Add-ons, NPAPI, Plugins
		Sometimes, you want to restrict an NPAPI plugin to be loadable only from a certain URL or domain or scheme. Or whenever you make network requests yourself, you almost always need to enforce same-origin policy.
3282	Index	Archive, Index
		Found 3833 pages:
3283	Index of archived content
		No summary!
3284	Inner-browsing extending the browser navigation paradigm
		This article is the version from 2003 with slight modifications (no images and no links to samples). It's here for reference.
3285	Install.js	Add-ons, Extensions, XPInstall_API_reference
		See also this article from XulPlanet's Main Tutorial.
3286	JXON	AJAX, DOM, Document, JSON, JXON, Object, Object-Oriented, XML, XMLHttpRequest, XPath
		JXON (lossless JavaScript XML Object Notation) is a generic name by which is defined the representation of JavaScript Objects using XML. There are no real standards for this conversion, but some conventions begin to appear on the web. There are some cases in which the whole content of an XML document must be read from the JavaScript interpreter (like for web-apps languages or settings XML documents, for example). In these cases JXON could represent the most practical way.
3287	List of Former Mozilla-Based Applications
		The following is a list of all known applications that at one point used Mozilla technologies or that are no longer being actively maintained.
3288	List of Mozilla-Based Applications	Apps
		The following is a list of all known active applications that are built using Mozilla technologies. This list is likely to be incomplete since we think there are many dark matter projects that we don't know about. If you have information about a new project or extra information about an existing project, please feel free to update this page.
3289	Localizing an extension	Add-ons, Extensions, Internationalization, Localization
		This article expands upon the previous samples on extension writing by adding localization support to our stock watcher extension. Performing a few simple steps makes your extension much easier to localize into various languages without having to edit the XUL or JavaScript files themselves.
3355	MMgc	Tamarin
		MMgc is the Tamarin (née Macromedia) garbage collector, a memory management library that has been built as part of the AVM2/Tamarin effort. It is a static library that is linked into the Flash Player but kept separate, and can be incorporated into other programs.
3356	Makefile - .mk files
		No summary!
3415	Misc top level
		These pages were moved from the top level of MDN in a spate of furious reorganization.
3416	Bypassing Security Restrictions and Signing Code	Security, Web Development
		Early versions of Firefox allowed web sites to segregate principals using signed scripts, and request extra permissions for scopes within signed scripts using a function called enablePrivelege. These Privilege Manager feature was not used much (aside from abuse), and its complexity made performance improvements difficult. Signed script segregation was removed in bug 726125, the enablePrivilege prompt was removed in bug 750859, and enablePrivilege itself was nerfed in bug 757046.
3417	Creating a Web based tone generator
		This example creates a simple tone generator, and plays the resulting tone. The function requestSoundData() produces the samples to be played. This function is called at a certain interval through the setInterval() function. The function mozWriteAudio() is called to write those samples produced in the audio stream. In order to always have samples to play, a buffer of 500 ms is created. The function mozCurrentSampleOffset() is used to know the position of the samples being played so that we can fill a 500 ms buffer of audio samples.
3418	Defining Cross-Browser Tooltips	CSS, Cross-browser_Development, Guide, Junk, Web Development
		Summary: Authors are used to having alt text appear as a &quot;tooltip&quot; above images, but that's not how it was meant to be used. Learn how to define &quot;tooltips&quot; in a cross-browser, standards-friendly way. Authors are used to using the alt attribute to create "tooltips" in Web browsers. The classic example is a "tooltip" of an image; when the user pauses the mouse pointer over an image, the contents of the alt attribute are displayed as a "tooltip." Gecko-based browsers such as Mozilla, Netscape 6+, and Compuserve 7 do not support this behavior. See bug 25537 for a lengthy, sometimes passionate discussion of Gecko's behavior in this regard.
3419	Environment variables affecting crash reporting	Crash_reporting
		No summary!
3420	IO Guide
		No summary!
3421	Images, Tables, and Mysterious Gaps	CSS, Guide, Reference
		Almost no matter when you started creating Web pages, odds are pretty high you have one or more designs based on the classic "convoluted tables and lots of images" paradigm. Whether you've sliced up a logo so it fits in well with the design, or used tons of single-pixel spacer GIFs, the principles (and perils) remain largely the same. Back in the early days, this approach worked, because browsers would usually make a table cell exactly as wide and tall as an image it contained.
3422	Installing plugins to Gecko embedding browsers on Windows	Add-ons, Plugins
		This document presents the Windows Registry keys plugin installers can parse to determine where to install a given plugin (for Mozilla browsers) on Windows. Since the prospect of embedded Gecko browsers raises the scenario of more than one Gecko-based browser that a Netscape-style plugin can work with, it becomes important to let plugin developers know how to discover these browsers on a Windows machine.
3423	MCD, Mission Control Desktop, AKA AutoConfig	Administration, Configuration management, enterprise
		This document is a concrete example of a centralized auto-configuration of Mozilla apps, that are; Firefox, Thunderbird, Mozilla Suite 1.x.x, Seamonkey and for the record, old Netscape 4.x. Its original inspiration comes from http://www.alain.knaff.lu/howto/MozillaCustomization/ and http://mit.edu/~firefox/www/maintain...utoconfig.html. For history, I've kept Mozilla and Netscape chapters, as certain points are complementary to the web-based AutoConfig file.
3424	Monitoring WiFi access points	WiFi
		Code with UniversalXPConnect privileges can monitor the list of available WiFi access points to obtain information about them including their SSID, MAC address, and signal strength. This capability was introduced primarily to allow WiFi-based location services to be used by geolocation services.
3425	No Proxy For configuration	Administration, Configuration management, Guide, NeedsUpdate
		This document provides a comprehensive discussion of the manual proxy feature "No Proxy for:", including configuration issues, testing and bugs.
3426	Notes on HTML Reflow	Gecko
		Reflow is the process by which the geometry of the layout engine's formatting objects are computed. The HTML formatting objects are called frames : a frame corresponds to the geometric information for (roughly) a single element in the content model; the frames are arranged into a hierarchy that parallels the containment hierarchy in the content model. A frame is rectangular, with width, height, and an offset from the parent frame that contains it.
3427	Same-origin policy for file: URIs	Same-origin policy, Security, XMLHttpRequest
		In Gecko 1.8 or earlier, any two file: URIs are considered to be same-origin. In other words, any HTML file on your local disk can read any other file on your local disk.
3428	Source Navigator
		Note: This document is still in the draft state. I hope I can finish it within one day or two if I have more time. ;) --Kennykaiyinyu 19:04, 10 June 2008 (PDT)
3429	Source code directories overview	Developing Mozilla
		No summary!
3430	Using XML Data Islands in Mozilla	HTML5, XML
		Internet Explorer had an "XML Data Islands" feature that allows Web authors include XML data inline in HTML documents using the <xml> tag. This feature is not based on multi-vendor Web standards and is not supported in Firefox (or other non-IE browsers). XML data islands are no longer supported from Internet Explorer 10 onwards.
3431	Using content preferences	Firefox 3
		Firefox 3 introduces the concept of content preferences. This permits code running within chrome (in other words: extensions and the browser itself, not web sites) to locally save preferences on a per-site basis. This makes it possible to write an extension that lets the user customize the appearance of specific web sites (setting the font size larger on sites that use obnoxiously small fonts, for instance).
3432	Visualizing an audio spectrum
		This example calculates and displays Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) spectrum data for the playing audio. The function handling the loadedMetaData event stores the metadata of the audio element in global variables; the function for the MozAudioAvailable event does an FFT of the samples and displays them in a canvas.
3433	Working with BFCache	Cache, Developing Mozilla, Guide
		Q: What is the BFCache exactly?
3434	cert_override.txt
		cert_override.txt is a text file generated in the user profile to store certificate exceptions specified by the user. This file is used by Firefox, Thunderbird, and other XUL-based applications.
3435	Mozilla release FAQ	Developing Mozilla, NeedsHelp, NeedsUpdate, Outdated_articles
		This document may be distributed and modified freely. No guarantee of factuality in this FAQ is made, and it is maintained by Pat Gunn, who is not affiliated with Netscape. Various other people have contributed to this FAQ.
3438	Newsgroup summaries
		No summary!
3439	Format
		No summary!
3440	Mozilla.dev.apps.firefox-2006-09-29
		None this week.
3441	Mozilla.dev.apps.firefox-2006-10-06
		None this week.
3442	mozilla-dev-accessibility
		No summary!
3443	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3444	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3445	2006-11-22
		No summary!
3446	mozilla-dev-apps-calendar
		No summary!
3447	2006-09-29
		No summary!
3448	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3449	mozilla-dev-apps-firefox
		No summary!
3450	2006-09-29
		None this week.
3451	2006-10-06
		None this week.
3452	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3453	2006-10-20
		None this week.
3454	2006-10-26
		None this week.
3455	2006-10-27
		None this week.
3456	2006-11-03
		None this week.
3457	2006-11-04
		None this week.
3458	2006-11-10
		None this week.
3459	2006-11-17
		None this week.
3460	2006-11-24
		None this week.
3461	2006-12-01
		None this week.
3462	mozilla-dev-apps-thunderbird
		No summary!
3463	2006-09-29
		No summary!
3464	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3465	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3466	2006-10-20
		No summary!
3467	2006-10-27
		No summary!
3468	2006-11-03
		No summary!
3469	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3470	2006-11-17
		No summary!
3471	2006-11-24
		No summary!
3472	2006-12-01
		No summary!
3473	mozilla-dev-builds
		No summary!
3474	2006-09-29
3475	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3476	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3477	2006-10-20
		No summary!
3478	2006-10-27
		No summary!
3479	2006-11-03
		No summary!
3480	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3481	2006-11-17
		No summary!
3482	2006-11-24
		No summary!
3483	2006-12-01
		No summary!
3484	mozilla-dev-embedding
		No summary!
3485	mozilla-dev-extensions
		No summary!
3486	2006-09-29
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3487	2006-10-06
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3488	2006-10-13
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3489	2006-10-20
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3490	2006-10-27
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3491	2006-11-03
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3492	2006-11-10
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3493	2006-11-17
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3494	2006-11-24
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3495	2006-12-01
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3496	2006-12-08
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3497	Extentsions FAQ
		Return to mozilla-dev-extensions
3498	mozilla-dev-i18n
		No summary!
3499	2006-09-22
		No summary!
3500	mozilla-dev-l10n
		No summary!
3501	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3502	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3503	2006-10-20
		No summary!
3504	2006-10-27
		No summary!
3505	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3506	2006-11-17
		No summary!
3507	2006-11-24
		No summary!
3508	2006-11-3
		No summary!
3509	2006-12-01
		No summary!
3510	2006-12-08
		No summary!
3511	mozilla-dev-planning
		No summary!
3512	2006-07-17
		No summary!
3513	2006-09-22
		No summary!
3514	2006-10-06
		Beltzner announced FF2 RC2 is availabe for all 3 major platforms in some 40 langauges.
3515	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3516	2006-10-20
		No summary!
3517	2006-10-27
		No summary!
3518	2006-11-03
		No summary!
3519	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3520	2006-11-17
		No summary!
3521	2006-11-24
		No summary!
3522	2006-12-01
		No summary!
3523	mozilla-dev-platform
		Newsgroup summary for mozilla.dev.platform (Google Groups link) is for people working on the Mozilla Application Framework ("Mozilla-the-platform").
3524	2006-09-29
		Summary of newsgroup moz.dev.platform
3525	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3526	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3527	2006-10-20
		No summary!
3528	2006-10-27
		Summary: mozilla.dev.platform - October 21st to October 27th 2006
3529	2006-11-03
		Summary: mozilla.dev.platform - October 28th - November 3rd, 2006
3530	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3531	2006-11-17
		Summary: mozilla.dev.platform - November 11th - November 17th, 2006
3532	2006-12-01
		Summary: mozilla.dev.platform - November 25th - December 1st, 2006
3533	2006-18-24
		Summary: mozilla.dev.platform - November 18th - November 24th, 2006
3534	mozilla-dev-quality
		No summary!
3535	2006-09-29
		None
3536	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3537	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3538	2006-10-20
		No summary!
3539	2006-10-27
		None
3540	2006-11-03
		None
3541	2006-11-10
		None
3542	2006-11-17
		None
3543	2006-11-24
		None
3544	2006-12-01
		No summary!
3545	mozilla-dev-security
		No summary!
3546	2006-09-29
		No summary!
3547	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3548	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3549	2006-10-20
		No summary!
3550	2006-10-27
		No summary!
3551	2006-11-03
		No summary!
3552	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3553	2006-11-17
		No summary!
3554	2006-11-24
		No summary!
3555	2006-12-01
		No summary!
3556	mozilla-dev-tech-js-engine
		No summary!
3557	2006-09-22
		No summary!
3558	2006-09-29
		No summary!
3559	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3560	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3561	2006-11-03
		No summary!
3562	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3563	2006-11-17
		No summary!
3564	2006-11-24
		No summary!
3565	2006-12-01
		No summary!
3566	JS-Engine FAQ
		No summary!
3567	mozilla-dev-tech-layout
		No summary!
3568	2006-09-29
		No summary!
3569	2006-10-27
		None this week.
3570	2006-11-03
		None this week.
3571	2006-11-10
		None this week.
3572	2006-11-17
		None this week.
3573	2006-11-24
		None this week.
3574	2006-12- 02
		None this week.
3575	2006-12- 08
		None this week.
3576	2006-12-24
		None this week.
3577	mozilla-dev-tech-xpcom
		No summary!
3578	2006-09-06
		No summary!
3579	2006-09-22
		No summary!
3580	2006-09-30
		No summary!
3581	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3582	2006-10-27
		No summary!
3583	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3584	2006-11-17
		No summary!
3585	2006-11-24
		No summary!
3586	2006-11-3
		No summary!
3587	2006-12-01
		No summary!
3588	2006-12-08
		No summary!
3589	mozilla-dev-tech-xul
		XUL FAQ
3590	2006-09-22
		No summary!
3591	2006-09-29
		No summary!
3592	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3593	2006-10-13
		No summary!
3594	2006-10-20
		No summary!
3595	2006-10-27
		No summary!
3596	2006-11-03
		No summary!
3597	2006-11-10
		No summary!
3598	2006-11-17
		No summary!
3599	2006-11-24
		No summary!
3600	2006-12-01
		No summary!
3601	mozilla.dev.apps.calendar
		No summary!
3602	2006-10-13
		None this week.
3603	2006-10-20
		[Back to Weekly Summaries ]
3604	2006-10-27
		[Back to Weekly Summaries ]
3605	2006-11-03
		[Back to Weekly Summaries ]
3606	2006-11-10
		[Back to Weekly Summaries ]
3607	2006-11-17
		[Back to Weekly Summaries ]
3608	2006-11-24
		[Back to Weekly Summaries ]
3609	2006-12-01
		[Back to Weekly Summaries ]
3610	mozilla.dev.tech.js-engine
		No summary!
3611	2006-10-06
		No summary!
3612	Obsolete: XPCOM-based scripting for NPAPI plugins
		Plugins that used to take advantage of being scriptable via LiveConnect in 4.x Netscape browsers lost this possibility in the new world. The main reason for this is that there is no guarantee of Java compatibility on a binary level due to the jri/jni switch. The new Mozilla XPCOM architecture allows XPCOM components be scriptable via a different mechanism called XPConnect. We leverage some of these ideas to help you make your Netscape Communicator 4.x plugins exposed to JavaScript in Mozilla based browsers.
3613	Plugins	Add-ons, NPAPI, Obsolete, Plugins
		For more information about plugin roadmap, see non-archived plugin information.
3614	Adobe Flash	Add-ons, Addons, Adobe, Flash, Guide, NeedsUpdate, Plugins
		This article explains how JavaScript can be used to access methods from within the Flash plugin, as well as how a feature called FSCommands can be used to access JavaScript functions from within the Flash animation. The focus of this article is to present tips on scripting Flash within Gecko™-based web browsers.
3615	External resources for plugin creation	Plugins
		There are several open source projects designed to assist with the creation of NPAPI plugins. Please note that even when using these, it is still a good idea to have an understanding of what is going on under the hood, regardless of the level of abstraction provided.
3616	Logging Multi-Process Plugins
		When multi-process plugins are enabled, Firefox has the ability to dump additional information about interactions between the browser and a plugin. This is done using NSPR logging. Run Firefox in a custom environment to enable this special logging mode.
3617	Monitoring plugins	Add-ons, Firefox 3, Plugins
		A new component of the plugin system is now available to measure how long it takes plugins (e.g., Adobe Flash) to execute their calls. This component then reports the plugin runtime using the observer service to anyone registered to receive the notifications. This article discusses how developers can make use of this new feature.
3618	Multi-process plugin architecture	Add-ons, Electrolysis, IPC, IPDL, Plugins
		Plugins are a frequent source of instability or crashes for browser users. When plugins run in the same process as the browser, any leaks or crashes in the plugin will affect the entire browser:
3619	NPAPI plugin developer guide	Add-ons, Advanced, Guide, Landing, Plug-ins
		Plugins are shared libraries that users can install to display content that the application itself can't display natively. For example, the Adobe Flash plug-in is used to access Flash content (including videos and certain interactive applications), and the QuickTime and RealPlayer plugins are used to play special format videos in a web page.
3620	NPAPI plugin reference	Deprecated, Landing, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		The articles below describe each of the APIs related to NPAPI plugins.
3621	Browser-side plug-in API	Landing, Method, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference, Référence(2)
		This chapter describes methods in the plug-in API that are provided by the browser; these allow call back to the browser to request information, tell the browser to repaint part of the window, and so forth. The names of all of these methods begin with NPN_ to indicate that they are implemented by the browser and called by the plug-in.
3622	NPAPI plug-in side API	Add-ons, Deprecated, Landing, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference, Référence(2)
		This chapter describes methods in the plug-in API that are available from the plug-in object; these allow plug-ins to interact with the browser. The names of all of these methods begin with NPP_ to indicate that they are implemented by the plug-in and called by the browser.
3623	NPAnyCallbackStruct	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Contains information required during embedded mode printing.
3624	NPByteRange	NPAPI, Plugins
		Represents a particular range of bytes from a stream.
3625	NPClass	NPAPI, Plugins
		NPClass is a structure that holds a set of pointers to functions that make up the behavior of an instance of an NPClass (i.e. an NPObject).
3626	NPEmbedPrint	NPAPI, Plugins
		Substructure of NPPrint that contains platform-specific information used during embedded mode printing.
3627	NPEvent	NPAPI, Plugins
		Represents an event passed by NPP_HandleEvent() to a windowless plug-in.
3628	NPFullPrint	NPAPI, Plugins
		Substructure of NPPrint that contains platform-specific information used during full-page mode printing.
3629	NPIdentifier	NPAPI, Plugins
		NPIdentifier is an opaque type used for method and property identifiers, such as strings or integers. NPIdentifiers are unique, in that for any given string or integer, there is only one NPIdentifier. The lifetime of NPIdentifiers is controlled by the browser.
3630	NPN NewStream	NPAPI, Plugins
		Requests the creation of a new data stream produced by the plug-in and consumed by the browser.
3631	NPNVariable
		See NPN_GetValue.
3632	NPN_CreateObject	NPAPI, Plugins
		Allocates a new NPObject.
3633	NPN_DestroyStream	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Closes and deletes a stream.
3634	NPN_Enumerate
		Gets the names of the properties and methods of the specified NPObject.
3635	NPN_Evaluate	NPAPI, Plugins
		Evaluates a script in the scope of the specified NPObject.
3636	NPN_ForceRedraw	NPAPI, Plugins
		Asks the plugin host to immediately (synchronously) repaint invalid areas.
3637	NPN_GetAuthenticationInfo
		The function is called by plugins to get HTTP authentication information from the browser.
3638	NPN_GetIntIdentifier	NPAPI, Plugins
		Returns an opaque identifier for the integer that is passed in.
3639	NPN_GetProperty	NPAPI, Plugins
		Gets the value of a property on the specified NPObject.
3640	NPN_GetStringIdentifier	NPAPI, Plugins
		Returns an opaque identifier for the string that is passed in.
3641	NPN_GetStringIdentifiers	NPAPI, Plugins
		Returns an array of opaque identifiers for the names that are passed in.
3642	NPN_GetURL	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Asks the browser to create a stream for the specified URL.
3643	NPN_GetURLNotify	NPAPI, Plugins
		Requests creation of a new stream with the contents of the specified URL; gets notification of the result.
3644	NPN_GetValue	NPAPI, NeedsHelp, Plugins, Reference, Référence(2)
		Allows the plug-in to query the browser for information.
3645	NPN_GetValueForURL
		Provides information to a plugin which is associated with a given URL, for example the cookies or preferred proxy.
3646	NPN_HasMethod	NPAPI, Plugins
		Determines whether or not the specified NPObject has a particular method.
3647	NPN_HasProperty	NPAPI, Plugins
		Determines whether or not the specified NPObject has a particular property.
3648	NPN_IdentifierIsString	NPAPI, Plugins
		Determines whether or not an identifier is a string.
3649	NPN_IntFromIdentifier	NPAPI, Plugins
		Returns the integer value corresponding to the given integer identifier.
3650	NPN_InvalidateRect	NPAPI, Plugins
		Invalidates the specified portion of the plugin's drawing area, adding it to the region that needs to be redrawn when the plugin next repaints its contents.
3651	NPN_InvalidateRegion	NPAPI, Plugins
		Invalidates the specified drawing region prior to repainting or refreshing a windowless plug-in.
3652	NPN_Invoke	NPAPI, Plugins
		Invokes a method on the given NPObject.
3653	NPN_InvokeDefault	NPAPI, Plugins
		Invokes the default method, if one exists, on the given NPObject.
3654	NPN_MemAlloc	NPAPI, NeedsMigrationReview, Plugins
		Allocates memory from the browser's memory space.
3655	NPN_MemFlush	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Requests that the browser free a specified amount of memory.
3656	NPN_MemFree	NPAPI, NeedsMigrationReview, Plugins
		Deallocates a block of allocated memory.
3657	NPN_PluginThreadAsyncCall	NPAPI, Plugins
		Thread safe way to request that the browser calls a plug-in function on the browser or plugin thread (the thread on which the plug-in was initiated).
3658	NPN_PostURL	NPAPI, NeedsHelp, Plugins, Reference
		Posts data to a URL.
3659	NPN_PostURLNotify	NPAPI, NeedsHelp, Plugins, Reference
		Posts data to a URL, and receives notification of the result.
3660	NPN_ReleaseObject	NPAPI, Plugins
		Decrements the reference count of the given NPObject. If the reference count reaches 0, the NPObject is deallocated by calling its deallocate function if one is provided; if one is not provided, free() is used.
3661	NPN_ReleaseVariantValue	NPAPI, Plugins
		NPN_ReleaseVariantValue() releases the value in the given variant.
3662	NPN_ReloadPlugins	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Reloads all of the installed plugins.
3663	NPN_RemoveProperty	NPAPI, Plugins
		Removes a property from the specified NPObject.
3664	NPN_RequestRead	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Requests a range of bytes from a seekable stream. This initiates a read operation; the actual data is received through subsequent calls to NPP_WriteReady() and NPP_Write().
3665	NPN_RetainObject	NPAPI, Plugins
		Increments the reference count of the given NPObject.
3666	NPN_SetException	NPAPI, Plugins
		A plugin can call this function to indicate that a call to one of the plugin's NPObjects generated an error.
3667	NPN_SetProperty	NPAPI, Plugins
		Sets the value of a property on the specified NPObject.
3668	NPN_SetValue	NPAPI, NeedsHelp, Plugins, Reference
		Implemented by browsers. This call is used to inform the browser of variable information controlled by the plugin.
3669	NPN_SetValueForURL
		Allows a plugin to change the stored information associated with a URL, in particular its cookies. (While the API theoretically allows the preferred proxy for a given URL to be changed, doing so does not have much meaning given how proxies are configured, and is not supported.)
3670	NPN_Status	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Lets a plug-in display a message on the browser's status line.
3671	NPN_UTF8FromIdentifier	NPAPI, Plugins
		Returns the UTF-8 string corresponding to the given string identifier.
3672	NPN_UserAgent	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Returns the browser's user agent field. This can be used to handle variations in different browsers (or versions thereof) when implementing your plug-in.
3673	NPN_Version	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Lets plugins obtain version information, both of the plug-in API and of the browser itself.
3674	NPN_Write	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Pushes data into a stream produced by the plug-in and consumed by the browser.
3675	NPObject	NPAPI, Plugins
		NPObject is a structure that holds a pointer to an NPClass and an integer reference count, and possibly also implementation specific (i.e. plugin specific, or browser specific) members.
3676	NPP	API, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Represents a single instance of a plug-in. You specify one of these to any NPAPI function that needs to know which plug-in to work with.
3677	NPPVariable
		See NPN_SetValue.
3678	NPP_Destroy	NPAPI, Plugins
		Deletes a specific instance of a plug-in.
3679	NPP_DestroyStream	NPAPI, Plugins
		Tells the plug-in that a stream is about to be closed or destroyed.
3680	NPP_GetValue	NPAPI, Plugins
		Allows the browser to query the plug-in for information.
3681	NPP_HandleEvent	NPAPI, Plugins
		Delivers a platform-specific window event to the instance.
3682	NPP_New	NPAPI, Plugins
		Creates a new instance of a plug-in.
3683	NPP_NewStream	NPAPI, Plugins
		Notifies a plug-in instance of a new data stream.
3684	NPP_Print	NPAPI, Plugins
		Requests a platform-specific print operation for an embedded or full-screen plug-in.
3685	NPP_SetValue	NPAPI, Plugins
		Implemented by plugins. This call is used to inform plugins of variable information controlled by the browser.
3686	NPP_SetWindow	NPAPI, Plugins
		Tells the plug-in when a window is created, moved, sized, or destroyed.
3687	NPP_StreamAsFile	NPAPI, Plugins
		Provides a local file name for the data from a stream.
3688	NPP_URLNotify	NPAPI, Plugins
		Notifies the plug-in instance of the completion of a URL request.
3689	NPP_Write	NPAPI, Plugins
		Delivers data to a plug-in instance. (Remark: Hence the name "NPP_Write" is misleading - just think of:"Data_Arrived")
3690	NPP_WriteReady	NPAPI, Plugins
		Determines maximum number of bytes that the plug-in can consume.
3691	NPPrint	NPAPI, Plugins
		Contains information the plug-in needs to print itself in full-page or embedded mode.
3692	NPPrintCallbackStruct	NPAPI, Plugins
		Contains information required by the platformPrint field of the NPEmbedPrint structure during embedded mode printing on Unix systems.
3693	NPRect	NPAPI, Plugins
		Represents a rectangular area of a plug-in's content area.
3694	NPRegion	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference
		Represents a platform-defined region of a page.
3695	NPSavedData	NPAPI, Plugins
		Block of instance information saved after the plug-in instance is deleted; can be returned to the plug-in to restore the data in future instances of the plug-in.
3696	NPSetWindowCallbackStruct	API, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins, Reference, Référence(2)
		Contains information about the plug-in's Unix window environment.
3697	NPStream	NPAPI, Plugins
		Represents a stream of data either produced by the browser and consumed by the plug-in, or produced by the plug-in and consumed by the browser.
3698	NPString	NPAPI, Plugins
		NPString is a struct that holds a pointer to a sequence of 8-bit units (NPUTF8) making up a UTF-8 string, and the number of 8-bit units in the UTF-8 string.
3699	NPUTF8	NPAPI, Plugins
		NPUTF8 is a byte representing an 8-bit unit of a UTF-8 character. This is not the same thing as an entire UTF-8 character, which may be comprised of multiple NPUTF8 bytes.
3700	NPVariant	NPAPI, Plugins
		NPVariant is a struct that holds a value and the type of that value. The value is held in a union, and the type is one of types defined in the NPVariantType enumeration.
3701	NPVariantType	NPAPI, Plugins
		NPVariantType is an enumeration that is used to identify the data type of an NPVariant structure.
3702	NPWindow	NPAPI, Plugins
		Contains information about the target into which the plug-in instance can draw.
3703	NP_GetMIMEDescription	Add-ons, NPAPI, Plugins
		NP_GetMIMEDescription returns a supported MIME Type list for your plugin. It works on Unix (Linux) and MacOS. On Windows you have to define supported mimetypes in the dll resource file.
3704	NP_GetValue	NPAPI, Plugins
		Allows the browser to query the plug-in for information.
3705	NP_Initialize	NPAPI, Plugins
		Provides global initialization for a plug-in.
3706	NP_Port	NPAPI, Plugins
		Contains information required by the window field of an NPWindow structure.
3707	NP_Shutdown	NPAPI, Plugins
		Provides global deinitialization for a plug-in.
3708	Samples and Test Cases	Add-ons, NeedsContent, Plugins
		Collections of NPAPI plugin samples can be found in the Seamonkey source code at /modules/plugin/sdk/samples.
3709	Shipping a plugin as a Toolkit bundle	Add-ons, Guide, Plugins
		One of the new features that is available in Firefox 1.5 is the ability to place browser plugins in a Toolkit bundle.
3710	Supporting private browsing in plugins
		Firefox 3.5 introduced private browsing, a mode in which potentially private information is not recorded in any way. It also introduced a mechanism by which plugins can determine whether or not private browsing mode is in effect. Plugins should be updated to monitor the state of private browsing mode and only save private information when private browsing is disabled.
3711	The First Install Problem	Add-ons, Plugins
		The First Install Problem is the name given to the conditions arising when a plugin or embeddable software installs itself on a system first, before any other Gecko-based browser. If this happens, Gecko-based browsers often won't be able to discover the plugin, and will prompt the user to download the plugin again if the affiliated MIME type is encountered on the Web. Unless Gecko does a pre-emptive scan upon startup for desirable plugins that are not in the browser's plugins directory first, the best way to solve this problem is to encourage plugin vendors to leave DLLs (and XPT files, if applicable) in a location that Gecko can discover at runtime. This document presents a consistent way to do that.
3712	Writing a plugin for Mac OS X	Add-ons, Gecko, NPAPI, Plugins
		This article is adapted from Josh Aas's blog post Writing an NPAPI plugin for Mac OS X.
3713	XEmbed Extension for Mozilla Plugins	Add-ons, Plugins
		Recent versions of Mozilla include an extension for writing plugins that use XEmbed instead of using the old Xt-based mainloop that most plugins have been using since the Netscape 3.x days.
3714	RSS	RSS
		Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a popular HTML-like XML-based data format used for syndication. RSS has a sordid history and a multitude of different incompatible RSS versions. (Some being based on RDF, but most only being based on XML.) Nonetheless, RSS is an extremely popular format that is used for syndicating news, blog posts, IPradio, and IPTV, with an amazing amount of momentum.
3715	Article
		No summary!
3716	Why RSS Content Module is Popular - Including HTML Contents	RSS
		No summary!
3717	Why RSS Slash is Popular - Counting Your Comments	RSS
		No summary!
3718	Why Well-Formed Web RSS Module is Popular - Syndicating Your Comments	RSS
		There aren't many blogs out there that don't allow commenting of blog posts. However, RSS does not provide sufficient facilities for dealing with them. Sure RSS has the <comments> element, but it points to a HTML page that isn't machine readable. It is desirable to be able to deal with comments in the same way one deals with RSS feeds; through syndication. The RSS Well-Formed Web Module exists to fill this gap.
3719	Entity list	NeedsContent, RSS, Reference
		This page provides a list of the entities supported by various versions of RSS.
3720	Getting Started	Guide, NeedsUpdate, RSS, RSS:Getting_Started
		This tutorial is an introduction to Really Simple Syndication (RSS).
3721	How RSS Works	RSS, RSS:Getting_Started
		This page explains how RSS works. You will not yet be creating your own RSS files, but you will be learning about the different systems that come into play with RSS syndication.
3722	Syndicating content with RSS	Guide, RSS, RSS:Getting_Started
		RSS is a tool which helps to syndicate your content by organizing it into a form that's easy for machines to parse and reuse. This article provides a simple guide to using RSS to syndicate Web content.
3723	What is RSS	RSS, RSS:Getting_Started
		This page explains what RSS is. You will not yet be creating your own RSS files, but you will be seeing how RSS is commonly used and simple example RSS files for these common uses. You will also be getting a little history on RSS.
3724	Why use RSS	RSS, RSS:Getting_Started
		This page explains why you would want to use RSS. You will not yet be creating your own RSS files, but you will be learning about reasons to use it.
3725	Module	RSS
		RSS Modules are microformats injected into an RSS document through the use of XML namespaces. They are ways of extending RSS. Below is a list of the popular RSS modules.
3726	Atomic RSS	NeedsContent, NeedsExample, RSS, RSS:Modules
		"Getting Started" box, if there is no "Getting Started" article yet written, should be populated with another feature article or tutorial, should one exist. Otherwise, just comment it out
3727	Content	NeedsContent, NeedsHelp, RSS, RSS:Modules
		"Getting Started" box, if there is no "Getting Started" article yet written, should be populated with another feature article or tutorial, should one exist. Otherwise, just comment it out
3728	Slash	RSS, RSS:Modules
		The RSS Slash Module is popular among Slash based blogs and blogs imitating the feel for Slashdot. Slash is the engine behind the famous Slashdot.
3729	Element	RSS, RSS:Element_Reference
		No summary!
3730	Well-Formed Web	Landing, NeedsContent, RSS, RSS:Modules
		The Well-Formed Web RSS Module provides facilities for <item> level commenting: for linking to comments contained in an external RSS Feed, and for posting new comments.
3731	Element	RSS, RSS:Element_Reference
		No summary!
3732	Other Resources	RSS
		No summary!
3733	Proposal	RSS
		No summary!
3734	Use Case	RSS
		No summary!
3735	Version	RSS
		RSS has a sordid history. Different people and groups have largely unilaterally created specifications that they called RSS. Some RSS formats are XML-based formats. And some RSS formats are RDF-based formats.
3736	0.90	RSS
		No summary!
3737	0.91	RSS
		No summary!
3738	SAX	Add-ons, Extensions
		SAX, short forSimple API for XML, is a parsing API. SAX was the first widely adopted API for XML in Java, and later implemented in several other programming language environments. Starting with Firefox 2, a SAX parser is available to XUL applications and extensions. For more information, please see SAX homepage.
3739	Security
		Relying on these obsolete security articles is highly discouraged. Doing so may put your systems at risk.
3740	Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability	Beginning, Security, Tutorial
		The classic model for information security defines three objectives of security: maintaining confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Each objective addresses a different aspect of providing protection for information.
3741	Digital Signatures	Security, Tutorial
		Encryption and decryption address the problem of eavesdropping, one of the three Internet security issues mentioned at the beginning of this document. But encryption and decryption, by themselves, do not address another problem: tampering.
3742	Encryption and Decryption	Security, Tutorial
		Encryption is the process of transforming information so it is unintelligible to anyone but the intended recipient. Decryption is the process of transforming encrypted information so that it is intelligible again.
3743	Introduction to Public-Key Cryptography	Security, Tutorial
		Public-key cryptography and related standards and techniques underlie the security features of many products such as signed and encrypted email, single sign-on, and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) communications. This document introduces the basic concepts of public-key cryptography. For an overview of SSL, see "Introduction to SSL." For an overview of encryption and decryption, see "Encryption and Decryption." Information on digital signatures is available from "Digital Signatures."
3744	Introduction to SSL	SSL, Security
		This document introduces the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. SSL has been universally accepted on the World Wide Web for authenticated and encrypted communication between clients and servers.
3745	NSPR Release Engineering Guide	NSPR
		This paper is for engineers performing formal release for the NetScape Portable Runtime (NSPR) across all platforms.
3746	SSL and TLS	Security, Tutorial
		The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocols are universally accepted standards for authenticated and encrypted communication between clients and servers. Both client and server authentication occur over SSL/TLS.
3747	Security Controls	Beginner, Security, Tutorial
		Sensitive data should be protected based on the potential impact of a loss of confidentiality, integrity, or availability. Protection measures (otherwise known as security controls) tend to fall into two categories. First, security weaknesses in the system need to be resolved. For example, if a system has a known vulnerability that attackers could exploit, the system should be patched so that the vulnerability is removed or mitigated. Second, the system should offer only the required functionality to each authorized user, so that no one can use functions that are not necessary. This principle is known as least privilege. Limiting functionality and resolving security weaknesses have a common goal: give attackers as few opportunities as possible to breach a system.
3748	TCP/IP Security	Beginner, Networking, Security, Tutorial
		TCP/IP is widely used throughout the world to provide network communications. TCP/IP communications are composed of four layers that work together. When a user wants to transfer data across networks, the data is passed from the highest layer through intermediate layers to the lowest layer, with each layer adding information. At each layer, the logical units are typically composed of a header and a payload. The payload consists of the information passed down from the previous layer, while the header contains layer-specific information such as addresses. At the application layer, the payload is the actual application data. The lowest layer sends the accumulated data through the physical network; the data is then passed up through the layers to its destination. Essentially, the data produced by a layer is encapsulated in a larger container by the layer below it. The four TCP/IP layers, from highest to lowest, are shown below.
3749	Threats	Beginner, Security, Tutorial
		A threat is any circumstance or event with the potential to adversely impact data or systems via unauthorized access, destruction, disclosure, or modification of information, and/or denial of service. Threats may involve intentional actors (e.g., attacker who wants to access information on a server) or unintentional actors (e.g., administrator who forgets to disable user accounts of a former employee.) Threats can be local, such as a disgruntled employee, or remote, such as an attacker in another geographical area.
3750	Vulnerabilities	Beginner, Security, Tutorial, Vulnerabilities, Web security
		A vulnerability is a weakness in a system that can be exploited to negatively impact confidentiality, integrity, and/or availability. There are many ways in which vulnerabilities can be categorized. This article uses three high-level vulnerability categories: software flaws, security configuration issues, and software feature misuse. These categories are described below.
3774	Solaris 10 Build Prerequisites
		No summary!
3775	Sunbird Theme Tutorial	Add-ons, Themes
		This tutorial is a step-by-step guide to making a theme for Sunbird 0.3a1 and later versions. It is designed for beginners. It does not cover advanced topics.
3776	Table Reflow Internals	Gecko
		Key:
3777	Tamarin Tracing Build Documentation
		The following instructions are for obtaining and building the Tamarin Tracing source code. For instructions on Tamarin Central, please see
3778	The Basics of Web Services	SOAP, XML, XML Web Services
		Summary: A current hot topic on the web right now are Web Services. This short guide will allow you to learn more about web services.
3779	Themes
		Archived theme documentation.
3780	Building a Theme	NeedsUpdate
		This tutorial will take you through the steps required to build a very basic theme - one which updates the background color of the toolbars in Firefox.
3781	Common Firefox theme issues and solutions	Add-ons, Firefox, Look & Feel, Themes
		The purpose of this page is to provide provide theme developers with notes on how to fix common issues. It is a companion document to the AMO editors guide Common Theme Problems, which provides editors with "boilerplate" copy and paste review notes for common theme issues. This document was started on July 27, 2012 so it will take some time to completely fill in and some issues still need to have solutions written for them.
3782	Create Your Own Firefox Background Theme
		No summary!
3783	Creating a Skin for Firefox	Add-ons, Themes
		In order to create a skin for Firefox, there are three things you need to know: how to edit images, how to extract zip files, and how to modify CSS. Firefox uses standard GIF, PNG, and JPEG images for the buttons and CSS to style everything else in the interface.
3784	UUID	Add-ons, Themes
		A UUID can be obtained by visiting http://www.famkruithof.net/uuid/uuidgen or by typing "firebot: uuid?" on irc.mozilla.org in a channel where nickname "firebot" is present. Or you can also type "/query firebot uuid?" in any tab connected to the irc.mozilla.org (or, with ChatZilla, "moznet") network.
3785	contents.rdf	Add-ons, Themes
		Copy the following text and paste it into a text file, then save that file as "contents.rdf":
3786	install.rdf	Add-ons, Themes
		Copy the following text and paste it into a text file, then save that file as "install.rdf":
3787	Making sure your theme works with RTL locales	Add-ons, Right-to-left, Themes
		Some languages are written from right to left. Of the languages Firefox and Thunderbird are shipped in, that includes Arabic and Hebrew, with Persian available as beta, for a total population in excess of 100 million potential users. The important thing to understand about these locales, is that the entire interface is mirrored right-to-left. That means that text that had a left margin will have a right margin instead (or -moz-margin-start), arrows that pointed right will have to point left and vice versa, and so on.
3788	Theme changes in Firefox 2	Add-ons, Themes
		This article covers the changes that need to be made to update a Firefox theme to work properly in Firefox 2.
3789	Theme changes in Firefox 3	Add-ons, NeedsUpdate, Themes
		This article covers the changes that need to be made to update a Firefox theme to work properly in Firefox 3.
3790	Theme changes in Firefox 3.5
		No summary!
3791	Theme changes in Firefox 4	Firefox 4, Themes
		This article covers changes in Firefox 4 that affect theme developers.
3792	Updating an extension to support multiple Mozilla applications	Add-ons, Extensions
		This article shows how to take an existing extension and update it so that it can be used in additional Mozilla applications. We'll build upon the stock watcher extension created in earlier articles in this series, updating it so it can also be used in Thunderbird and Sunbird (previous versions worked only in Firefox).
3793	Using Firebug and jQuery (Screencast)	Add-ons, Extensions, Firebug, JQuery, JavaScript, Screencasts, Tutorials
		Note: This screencast is originally from: http://ejohn.org/blog/hacking-digg-w...ug-and-jquery/
3794	Using IO Timeout And Interrupt On NT	NSPR
		This technical memo is a cautionary note on using NetScape Portable Runtime's (NSPR) IO timeout and interrupt on Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0. Due to a limitation of the present implementation of NSPR IO on NT, programs must follow the following guideline:
3795	Using SSH to connect to CVS	Developing Mozilla
		No summary!
3796	Using Web Standards in your Web Pages	NeedsUpdate, Web Development, Web Standards
		No summary!
3797	Developing cross-browser and cross-platform pages	Compatibility, Web Development, Web Standards
		An important practice when doing cross-browser, cross-platform pages and DHTML development involves the ability to determine the capabilities of the browser which loads your web page. As a web author, you understandably want to avoid script errors and page layout problems and you may want to ensure your scripts reach as wide an audience as possible. There are 2 known approaches for such goals: the browser identification approach (also known as userAgent string detection and often referred as "browser sniffing") and the Object/Feature support detection approach. The browser identification approach is now known to be complicated, unreliable and difficult to maintain.
3798	References	Web Development, Web Standards
		No summary!
3799	Summary of Changes	Web Development, Web Standards
		No summary!
3800	Using the W3C DOM	Web Development, Web Standards
		The Document object has properties for accessing collections of elements, such as document.images and document.forms. Some browsers have non-standard properties, such as Internet Explorer's document.all[], that are not part of the W3C Document Object Model (DOM) standards and may cause JavaScript errors in standards-compliant browsers.
3802	Using workers in extensions	Extensions, Workers
		This article shows you how to use worker threads in extensions to perform tasks in the background without blocking the user interface.
3803	Web Standards	NeedsUpdate, Web Standards
		The Web Standards Project
3804	Choosing Standards Compliance Over Proprietary Practices	Web Development, Web Standards
		As organizations expand product development across multiple devices and product families, integration and compatibility must be a key requirement. Adhering to a set of future-focused International standards will make cross-functional integration possible. Adopting standards will not only help an organizations end users enjoy a cross application experience; organizations will help themselves by giving development and quality assurance engineers the tools to become better equipped and flexible. Lastly, by following a series of standards, organizations can more easily measure progress, performance, and results across the organization.
3805	Community	NeedsUpdate, Web Standards
		No summary!
3806	Correctly Using Titles With External Stylesheets	CSS, DOM, Guide, Junk, Stylesheets
		External stylesheets are often associated with HTML documents using the <link rel="stylesheeet"> element, but it is important to use the element's title attribute properly.
3807	Describing microformats in JavaScript	Firefox 3, Microformats
		Microformats are described in JavaScript by using a standardized structure format that has several standard members that describe the object.
3808	Displaying a graphic with audio samples
		The following example shows how to take samples from an audio stream and display them behind an image (in this case, the Mozilla logo), giving the impression that the image is built from the samples.
3809	Fixing Incorrectly Sized List Item Markers	CSS, Junk
		No summary!
3810	Fixing Table Inheritance in Quirks Mode	CSS, Junk
		No summary!
3811	Issues Arising From Arbitrary-Element hover	Archive, CSS
		No summary!
3812	Mozilla's DOCTYPE sniffing	Junk, Web Development
		This document describes how Mozilla uses the DOCTYPE declaration to determine strict mode vs. quirks mode. The code that makes this determination is currently in DetermineParseMode() in nsParser.cpp. See bug 1312 and bug 55264 for some of the history of the mode determination. See bug 153032 for the creation of the Almost-Standards mode around Mozilla 1.0. The goals that led to choosing this behavior were the following:
3813	Parsing microformats in JavaScript	Firefox 3, Microformats
		Firefox 3 introduces a new API for managing and parsing microformats. This article examines the generic microformat parsing API, which handles the heavy lifting of pulling data out of a microformat. This API is primarily intended to be used when implementing new microformats.
3814	Popup Window Controls	Web Development, create this idea
		Mozilla and Firefox allow users to control most unsolicited attempts to open new windows such as popup and popunder windows. Learn how to detect Popup Controls, how to ask your readers to enable popups for your site and how to get the benefits of popup windows without using popup windows.
3815	RDF in Fifty Words or Less	RDF
		No summary!
3816	RDF in Mozilla FAQ	RDF
		RDF serves two primary purposes in Mozilla. First, it is a simple, cross-platform database for small data stores. Second, and more importantly, the RDF model is used along with XUL templates as an abstract "API" for displaying information. RDF in Fifty Words or Less is a quick, high-level description of what RDF does in Mozilla. The RDF Back-end Architecture document describes in more detail how Mozilla's RDF implementation works, and gives a quick overview of the interfaces that are involved.
3817	Styling Abbreviations and Acronyms	Accessibility, CSS, Guide, Junk
		Summary: The HTML elements abbr and acronym are useful accessibility aids, but their styling can come as a surprise to authors. See how you can take control of their presentation without sacrificing the benefits these elements provide. Many authors are beginning to use the HTML elements abbr (abbreviation) and acronym in their Web pages. This is to be encouraged, and according to Guideline 4 of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, both elements should be given a title attribute to improve "readability of the Web for all people, including those with learning disabilities, cognitive disabilities, or people who are deaf."
3818	The Business Benefits of Web Standards	NeedsUpdate, Web Development, Web Standards
		Doing more with less seems to be the mission impossible for web designers: Addressing more customers, a broader audience, more diversity in terms of browsers, more accessibility, users asking for more speed, while spending less to maintain or redesign a web site. Caught between a rock and a hard place, web designers face a formidable challenge. Yet they are finding an unsuspected ally in the battle: Web Standards.
3819	Using the Right Markup to Invoke Plugins	Add-ons, HTML, Plugins
		This article is about how to invoke a plugin with the correct use of HTML. It discusses the object element and the embed element, with details about using the most apt HTML to invoke Java in a web page as well.
3830	Windows Media in Netscape	Obsolete, Web Development
		Netscape 7.1 has the ability to load the Microsoft® Windows Media Player™ as an ActiveX control, and thus developers can now build multimedia experiences that script the Windows Media Player in Netscape 7.1, just as they do in Internet Explorer. Netscape 7.1 will work with both the Windows Media Player 6.4 ActiveX control as well as versions 7 through 9. This article explains how to embed the Windows Media Player ActiveX control in web pages to support Netscape 7.1, how to control the Windows Media Player ActiveX control using JavaScript and provides working examples. This article deals uniquely with Netscape 7.1 running on the Windows operating system.
3831	XQuery
		XQuery is a W3C standard language which is meant to be for XML what SQL is for relational data--i.e., the ability to search, sort, extract, and remold data. It offers powerful and yet intuitive searching based on XPath, has SQL-like syntax for the query portion, and has scripting features such as function and variable definitions, XML-inclusion, etc.
3832	XUL Booster	Extensions, Extensions:Tools, Tools, XUL, XUL:Tools
		XUL Booster is a third party Eclipse / WebTools build that offers some support for XUL Editing and awesome support for extension packaging.
3833	XUL Parser in Python	Outdated articles, Outdated_articles, Python, XUL
		v.00001