Mozilla’s Firefox is getting a new logo that is meant to reflect that the brand now stands for more than a browser.. With products like its password manager Lockwise, private file-sharing ...

Mozilla is announcing its new Firefox logo next week, but you can actually get a peek now. Last year, Mozilla creative director Tim Murray announced a rebranding plan to accommodate Mozilla's ...

The new logo centers around the idea of spelling Mozilla using the characters "://" found in all web URLs, such as Moz://a.The new spelling fits Mozilla's main brand asset, which is "The Internet." ...

Mozilla today revamped its “brand identity”: a new logo, font, color palette, language architecture, and imagery. This is the first time the company, first founded in February 1998, has done ...

It's time for Mozilla to get a new look and, true to its open-source roots, the Firefox developer is turning to the community for feedback on what its redesign should entail. The nonprofit has ...

Mozilla's creative director Tim Murray explained (Opens in a new window) the decision to Wired: "Because it has a portion of URL embedded in the middle of the logo, you know this must be some kind ...

The logo redesign shows how Mozilla has evolved from just a browser company. It has been one of the most outspoken, and, in terms of products, forward-looking companies, in terms of browser privacy.

Mozilla is redesigning the Firefox logo, with a little help from the rest of us. This time around, though, the plan isn’t just to create one new icon for the flagship browser, ...

Mozilla is getting a new logo and visual identity. Unlike most any other brand refresh, it's choosing its new look out in the open, online. Design firm Johnson Banks have released seven ...

Mozilla on Tuesday unveiled its new Firefox logo-- actually a family of logos -- designed to give a unified identity to its broadening suite of products and services. You probably know the Firefox ...

In June, Mozilla announced that it would be redesigning its logo with the help of the internet’s collaboration. Along the way, it asked its community members to provide feedback on every step ...

The red dino logo designed by Shepard Fairey (left) was retired by the company in 2012, but the new symbol (right) might be a nice homage. Image: Mozilla / The Verge ...