A few months ago I posted that the Map of the Mozpad Universe page had over 50 Mozilla-based applications on it. More have been added since then and there are now 100 applications listed. I think there is good reason to believe that there are still more to add since this list almost exclusively contains publicly available applications and doesn’t include any intranet applications (with the exception of the listing of Le Monde’s internal CMS).
If you know of any active application development projects that are missing, please feel free to update the wiki or add a comment on this post. I’m excited to see this list continue to grow since there’s no other place that I know of to get an idea of the many different ways that Mozilla technology is being used. Getting a good sense of the scope of these applications also seems like a good step toward achieving some of the goals of the Mozpad community. Even though the Mozpad effort seems to have stalled, the plans this group put together still seem worthwhile.


Here’s one that’s missing from the mozpad list. VerseMinder (http://mt.verseminder.com/). A friend of mine used to work on it. It is a client/server app to assist in memorizing bible passages. The client (desktop) piece is 100% XulRunner.
I’m currently working on a XUL based web application, providing basic email, jabber and database clients. Unfortunatly there’s no english documentation yet. The project, called Couac, is hosted at https://gna.org/projects/couac and you can see a demo at https://couac.clochix.net/apps/client/client.xul