Mozilla invites developers to test an experimental version of an app store.

The Mozilla Foundation began to implement its idea of ​​creating a cross-browser application store on an open platform, plans to create which was announced earlier this year.

By itself, the concept of applications running in the browser, and their store is already embodied the main competitor of Mozilla - Google in the Chrome browser. However, Mozilla developers wondered if building applications based on HTML5, JavaScript and CSS, then why should you limit the ability to distribute applications to just one browser?

The Mozilla Labs Apps project has grown to a certain level, and Mozilla invites all willing developers to join the number of testers. The tools and technical documentation on the MDN Apps Developer Community are already ready, you can evaluate future applications and the look of the store here , and those who wish to help the project with testing can join the team at this address .
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Ultimately, the Mozilla Lab project aims to create a developed ecosystem of stores for the implementation of applications, including for the Mozilla HTML5 application market. The company intends to carry out all these ambitious plans in 2012.

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