Mozilla has announced that it is closing its Test Pilot Program, the company launched the program three years ago.
The company has announced that they are moving to a new model when the Test Pilot Program is shot down.
Since the beginning of the Test Pilot program, we’ve built or helped build a number of popular Firefox features. Activity Stream, which now features prominently on the Firefox homepage, was in the first round of Test Pilot experiments. Activity Stream brought new life to an otherwise barren page and made it easier to recall and discover new content on the web. The Test Pilot team continued to draw the attention of the press and users alike with experiments like Containers that paved the way for our highly successful Facebook Container. Send made private, encrypted, file sharing as easy as clicking a button. Lockbox helped you take your Firefox passwords to iOS devices (and soon to Android). Page Shot started as a simple way to capture and share screenshots in Firefox. We shipped the feature now known as Screenshots in Firefox 56 and have since added our new approach to anti-tracking that first gained traction as a Test Pilot experiment.
You can find out more details about Mozilla’s plans for their Test Pilot Program at the link below.
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