Source: My Current Indieweb Setup | Acegiak Nice blog Ashton, thanks for sharing & making the plugin!  Now that Blogrolls aren’t part of core WordPress, what do you use to manage your Blogroll links?  I’m looking at Link Library, but not sure if…

http://stevedowe.me/2015/11/my-current-indieweb-setup-acegiak.html

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Shortlink Base (URL) setting

I have two WP installs, both v4.3.1. Can anyone tell me why in one I have this Shortlink Base (URL) setting, when clicking on Settings, but this doesn’t appear in the other?

They differ in themes used, but plug-ins are mostly consistent between them.

I have tried adjusting Jetpack WP.me settings, but this doesn’t seem to affect anything in the Settings section.

    Mitchell Baker's interview with Computer History

Chanced upon this video – a recent interview that Mitchell gave relating to all things Mozilla, Firefox, the modern web landscape, the “way back when” history of Netscape, … and more!

I confess, I have not watched all of it, but I think you can pretty much pick any point in the video and learn something interesting.

Some heavy development going on with Firefox OS at present, by the sounds of it.

Enjoy!

    MozFest Let’s be clear from the outset: there’s no word that adequately defines MozFest.  The Mozilla Festival is, simply, crazy. Perhaps it’s more kindly described as chaotic? Possibly. A loosely-coupled set of talks, discussion groups, workshops and…

http://stevedowe.me/2015/11/a-taste-of-mozfest.html

    New Privacy-Focused Browsing in Firefox

The new release of Mozilla Firefox shows that Mozilla is starting to diversify further from the other browsers out there.  I expect there’ll be an increasing focus on strengthening the browser in the user’s interest, in time to come. 

And we may see an interesting divergence between browsers made by bigger players, pushing new “standards” and experiences which may wow people initially, versus a browser that better protects its user from the multitude of online threats.

Firefox Now Offers a More Private Browsing Experience