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• Firefox Home page
• Firefox Development
• Weekly Product Delivery Meetings

• FirefoxOS home page
• Gecko Development
• Weekly Development Status Meetings

• Thunderbird home page
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• Schedule of upcoming Mozilla Releases
• Mozilla Project-wide Weekly Status Meetings
• Crashkill Meetings
• www.mozilla.org
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  • Drumbeat weekly meetings

Global

• Product Roadmaps (Firefox, Platform, Add-ons, etc.)
• Mozilla's Engagement Team
• Firefox Roadmap and Release Management
• Modules_and_Module_Ownership
• Mozilla Identity and Mission
• NPAPI Specifications and Documentation Links

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• AMO: Mozilla Add-ons
• Bouncer: Mirror Manager
• Bugzilla Bug Tracking System
• Planet Mozilla
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Archives

• 1.9 Trunk / 1.8 Branch (Firefox 3/2) Plan

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• Webmakers

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• MDN community meetings (every two weeks, in #mdn)
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• SeaMonkey Home page

Core

• DocShell
• Document Object Model
• Gecko (layout engine)
• JavaScript
• Localization
• Mac OS X Development
• MathML
• Networking (Necko)
• Binary Plugins (including NPAPI)
• MailNews
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• RDF
• Security
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• XPCOM
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• XUL
• XULRunner

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• TRIBE
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