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Why Mozilla Firefox Extension?

April 26, 2017extension firefox Mozilla

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Why Mozilla Firefox Extension?

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For Mozilla Firefox (Gecko-based), the market shares in a browser market is 14.88 % and 77.86% for Microsoft Internet Explorer based [2, 10]. The market share for Mozilla Firefox is a small percentage as compared to Internet Explorer. However, given that a total number of internet users is 1,175 million [11]. Mozilla Firefox’s modest share of 14.86% still covers a large number of users. Our project is to implement an extension for Mozilla Firefox; this could leverage the advantages of web bug detector. Moreover, another major reason is Mozilla, opposites of Internet Explorer, is an open-source which has a lot of supporting knowledge, and tools. Mozilla Firefox uses XML User interface Language (XUL) for generating the user interfaces. This language is flexible and easy to implement.