Mozilla announced that the company is working together with Microsoft to bring 
the immersive web to one of the most-anticipated Mixed Reality headsets in the 
market: HoloLens 2. 

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Building on Microsoft's years of experience with the current HoloLens, Mozilla 
will work together to learn from developers and users about bringing AR content 
to the web.

Mixed Reality program (https://mixedreality.mozilla.org/) at Mozilla is focused 
on bringing the best browsers, services, and tools for developers to ensure 
that users have a safe, private experience with open, accessible technology. 
Alongside our desktop and standalone VR browser efforts, this prototype of 
Firefox Reality for HoloLens 2 will ensure that the immersive web works for all 
users, regardless of which device they are on.

In the coming months, Mozilla will be working with the Rust community 
(https://www.rust-lang.org/) to bring the language and runtime that enable us 
to deliver a more secure experience 
(https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/01/fearless-security-memory-safety/) to the 
HoloLens platforms. And we will then build on our previous work on AR headsets 
(https://blog.mozvr.com/a-new-browser-for-magic-leap/) to bring our next 
generation web platform, Servo (https://servo.org/), to the HoloLens 2 when it 
is available this summer.

Please watch this space for new builds of the browser or get involved 
(https://starters.servo.org/) in our projects if you're eager to help move the 
needle today.

SOURCE: Mozilla