Firefox Reaches 200 Million Downloads

July 31, 2006 at 6:19 pm · Firefox News

First things first, I have to say congrats to the folks over at Firefox. No mater how many folks out there might say that Firefox isn’t the browser for them for this reason or that reason, 200 million speaks volumes. It shows there has been and will be an audience for such a browser.

Here is what Asa Dotzler had to say via the SpreadFirefox.com Web site:

Let me start off by saying that YOU ALL ARE AMAZING! Today the Firefox download counter crossed the 200 million mark. We know that this number doesn’t represent actual users because this number includes both Firefox 1.0 and Firefox 1.5 (soon Firefox 2,) because not every one completes every download, and because not every download results in a new Firefox user.

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Stuart said,

August 3, 2006 @ 1:42 pm

200 million is impressive! I was just on spreadfirefox.com and there’s a link to a new site, thefoxtales.com. Looks pretty cool, you can look at the Firefox timeline and share stories and stuff.

Blogging Ottinger (tim) :: Well, it’s like a party: Firefox 200M :: August :: 2006 said,

August 25, 2006 @ 4:26 pm

[...] Firefox reached 200 million (read that again) downloads in addition to who-knows-how-many installs through other agencies and shares on disk. In fact, I doubt that it counts the firefox copies shared via ubuntu and debian repositories (a HUGE source of activity) and installs from live CDs (you’d be surprised how many). So Firefox is a major, major player. [...]

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