About Mozilla
Mozilla is a non-profit-led open source community that develops the Firefox browser and Thunderbird email client and campaigns for an open, accessible and privacy-respecting internet. An open technology organisation brings project work and community support into a common setting. Its purpose connects the software or principles it supports with the people responsible for developing and using them, giving collaboration a practical organisational foundation.
Open Software and Internet Tools
Mozilla’s community is associated with Firefox and Thunderbird, bringing web browsing and email into an open software setting. These projects connect everyday internet activities with development interests centred on accessible technology.
Internet Principles and Community
Its campaigning emphasises an open, accessible and privacy-respecting internet. This connects practical software interests with wider questions about digital life, giving the community a purpose that extends beyond the features of a browser or email client.
Technology with a Public-Interest Focus
Mozilla brings open source development into conversation with the experience of internet users. Its combination of software and advocacy connects community participation with questions about how people access and engage with online services. The wider ecosystem includes people approaching projects as users, contributors or organisational participants. These different interests give the work both a technical dimension and a community role, linking a defined project with continued participation.