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Mozilla

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Contributors in 2026

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Not taking part

Projects since 2016

75

15 a cycle on average

Cycles

5 of 11

First in 2016

Rank in 2026

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By contributors

Mentors

15

for 11 projects in 2020

Contributors per cycle

Accepted projects each year, against the median organization that year

  1. 21
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Mozilla contributors per cycle
MozillaMedian organization
2016134
2017214
2018163
2019144
2020114
202104
202203
202304
202404
202505
202604

Quick answers

Is Mozilla in GSoC 2026?
No. It last took part in 2020.
How long has it taken part?
5 of 11 cycles since 2016, first in 2016.
How many contributors does it usually take?
15 a cycle on average, 75 in total. Its largest cycle was 2017, with 21.
What does it build with?
Python, JavaScript, C++, Rust, HTML, CSS and 3 more.

Accepted projects

11 projects in 2020 · All 75 projects since 2016

  1. Implementation for Common Voice Kiosk Mode

    Nana AnikuabeMentored by phire

    The common voice project crowdsources voice clips from volunteers in multiple languages towards the creation of an open source dataset to aid in...

  2. Integrate FIDO2 authentication for 2FA on Firefox Account

    Shubham KumarMentored by Vijay Budhram

    To better help protect Firefox Account (FxA) users, we want to Integrate FIDO2 (Fast Identity Online) authentication for 2FA on Firefox Account...

  3. Implement cross version support for python

    Hamzah AkhtarMentored by Jannis Leidel (@jezdez)

    The end goal of this project is to make Mozilla's source code both py2 as well as py3 compatible. Since py2 has officially become obsolete as of...

  4. Debugging Unwanted Scrollbars

    Manas KhuranaMentored by Brad Werth

    It happens often that when an element overflows, its parent element ends up getting an undesirable scrollbar. To help debug such scrollbars due to...

  5. Treeherder

    Suyash SalampuriaMentored by Joel Maher

    Push Health is a new Dashboard being built inside Treeherder to determine if a push is good based on calculations of Tasks and Tests success rate...

  6. Inline Browser Compatibility Warning For CSS Properties

    Prateek NayakMentored by Micah Tigley

    Cascading Style Sheets is by far the most powerful tool in a web developer's toolbox. It helps you style the website exactly the way you imagined it...

  7. MDN to in-tree migration tool

    Emil Farisan SinggihMentored by Sylvestre

    Writing docs for Firefox's in-tree source docs can be time consuming and difficult. Making the process of contributing to the in-tree docs an...

  8. Extension Activity Monitor

    Md Atique Ahmed ZiadMentored by Andreas Wagner, Rob Wu, Luca Greco

    Extensions do most of their work invisibly from users, so extension activity is a complete mystery to most users, even to advanced ones. The...

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  1. Bikeshed.rs

    Junyu XianMentored by annevk, Florian Merz, Emilio

    The goal of this project is to offer a faithful rewrite of bikeshed, a tool used for generating many standards, in Rust.

  2. Performance improvements to rav1e WASM target

    Johann HemmannMentored by Nathan Egge

    Rav1e is an AV1 encoder that is fast enough to be used in videoconference scenarios on x86_64. This project will implement wasm-simd support in rav1e...

  3. Servo-WebGPU

    Kunal MohanMentored by kvark

    The aim of this project is to implement WeGPU API on Servo to a point where basic examples can be simulated. It would also involve covering a fair...

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Data: Google Summer of Code public archive. Contributor counts are accepted projects.