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Over the Edge: The Use of Design Tactics to Undermine Browser Choice

Mozilla commissioned independent experts to investigate Microsoft’s design practices across its core operating systems, web browser, and search engine. This report reveals how Microsoft repeatedly uses harmful design patterns to influence its users and undermine competitors.

Can Browser Choice Screens Be Effective?

Mozilla conducted a large-scale experiment showing that well-designed browser choice screens can improve competition without burdening users. They found that people prefer to choose their default browser during device set-up and want a wider range of browser options.

Beyond Choice Screens: Exploring browser choice design interventions

Navigating the Digital Services Act: exploring key elements and scenarios

The European Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ECNL) and Mozilla Foundation joint presentation on how online platforms’ risk assessment works in theory and practice.

IRL: Online Life is Real Life, Season 7

In Season 7 of Mozilla’s multi-award winning podcast, IRL, Bridget Todd meets tech builders who put people over profit in artificial intelligence.

Where to Go Now? Finding Alternatives for Declining Packages in the npm Ecosystem

The lost art of mathematical modelling

A critique of mathematical biology in light of rapid developments in modern machine learning.

Strengthening Data Ecosystems for Education in India

How might we strengthen education data ecosystems to meet the needs of our students and their communities better?

Understanding the Helpfulness of Stale Bot for Pull-based Development

Science in the age of large language models

Four AI ethics and policy experts highlight the potential risks associated with LLMs along with the need for responsible usage and careful consideration.