Firefox is a free and open-source web browser used by over 200 million people worldwide. It is highly customizable, supports many languages including Thai, and is constantly being improved with over 15,000 enhancements since version 2. Thai support has increased over time through the work of volunteers to localize the user interface and fix issues like improper word wrapping. The latest version is 3.0.2 and future versions will bring additional performance and standards improvements.

1. Mozilla Firefox 3 Patipat Susumpow Mozilla Thailand Team Mozilla® and Firefox® are registered trademark of Mozilla Corporation.

2. Mozilla Thailand team is a group of Mozilla fans and contributors.

3. Firefox Overview

4. 200 Million users world wide.

5. Firefox ships in 48+ languages.

6. W3C Friendly.

7. Free and Open source product.

8. Highly customisable web browser ever.

9. Current version is 3.0.2

10. Thai is shipped as beta in 3.0.2

11. Mozilla.com

12. No other browser compares

13. 15,000+ improvements since Firefox 2.

14. 9x faster than Internet Explorer 8 icon is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

15. 2 3 9.3x faster JavaScript performance benchmark on Apple's SunSpider. Milliseconds

16. 4x slimmer memory usage Graph from http://blog.pavlov.net/2008/03/11/firefox-3-memory-usage/ 2 3

17. Over 15,000+ improvements since Firefox 2

18. Search inside the browser : Awesome Bar

19. Bookmark a page with a single click

20. A safest way to surf the web

21. A safest way to surf the web

22. Highly customisable web browser

23. Under the hood Gecko 1.9 Offline Browsing Microformats Colour profile support Smoother fonts Many CSS and DOM improvements

24. A brief history of Thai support In Mozilla Firefox.

25. Initially, Thai support in Firefox 1.x and 2.x is not good.

26. Gecko 1.8 is not ready for complex languages.

27. Thai Word break.

28. Without Thai word break, Firefox is almost useless for Thais.

29. No Thai word break http://www.flickr.com/photos/chengings/1181092249/ By Chengings

30. Bug No. 7969

31. It was fixed by various Thai hackers, using various methods.

32. Not sustainable.

33. Set up temporary working group, work online from around the world to fix Thai word break bug.

34. It took 8 years and 3 months to, officially, fix this bug in Firefox source tree.

35. No Thai word break http://www.flickr.com/photos/chengings/1181092249/ By Chengings

36. Thai word break fixed http://www.flickr.com/photos/chengings/1181956692/ By Chengings

37. Bangkok BugAThon March 2008

38. Thai Localisation Sprint March 2008 April and August 2008

39. Thai UI

40. Human understandable localisation

41. Human understandable localisation Firefox Thai localisation is done by users/fans and programmers.

42. Human understandable localisation Bookmarks ที่คั่นหน้าเว็บ

43. Human understandable localisation Add-ons ส่วนเสริม

44. Human understandable localisation Extensions ส่วนขยาย

45. Localised Preferences/Settings

46. Thai specific search services

47. Mozilla.com speaks Thai

48. Submit bug report at http://code.google.com/p/thai-l10n

49. Submit bug report at http://bugzilla.mozilla.org

50. Firefox in Thailand

53. Mozilla sponsors Barcamp Bangkok 2

54. Mozilla Thailand team is working with Mozilla foundation on setting up an official Mozilla community in Thailand.

55. http://mozilla.in.th

56. Join Thai team at http://code.google.com/p/thai-l10n

57. http://www.flickr.com/photos/poakpong/2814987819/ By Poakpong

58. Firefox 3.1

59. Code name Shiretoko.

60. Gekco 1.9.1 supports more web standards.

61. New JavaScript engine “TraceMonkey”

62. TraceMonkey is faster V8 http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/roadmap/archives/2008/09/tracemonkey_update.html

63. New tab switching

64. Enhanced awesome bar.

65. Native support tag <video>.

66. Expected to be released at the end of 2008.

67. Killer Add-ons

68. Firebug

69. DownThemAll

70. AdBlock Plus

71. Ubiquity

72. More add-ons at http://addons.mozilla.com

73. [email_address] [email_address] Thank you.