Chapter 1. Introduction

Table of Contents

What is Mozile?
Why Use Mozile?
Getting Started
Getting Mozile
Using Mozile
Configuring Mozile
Saving Changes
Learning More

What is Mozile?

Mozile adds what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) editing to your web pages. The name "Mozile" comes from Mozilla Inline Editor. As of version 0.8, Mozile is no longer limited to Mozilla browsers like Firefox. But it's still an inline editor, which means that it allows you to edit the content of a web page "inline", without switching to another program or to a special mode. With Mozile you can just click in the page and start editing, like you're using a word processor.

Mozile is an open source project, and is distributed free of charge under the terms of our license. Please see our homepage at http://mozile.mozdev.org for more information. Mozile is written using JavaScript, and version 0.8 is designed to work in most modern browsers, including Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer. However Mozile is still in development, and only Firefox 1.5 and Internet Explorer 6 are currently supported.