Now it all makes more sense, Firefox 3 got the Colbert “bump” so that is why it did so well on Download Day. If anything, this just adds even a little ‘bit more to the Firefox “cool” factor…
Been browsing Google’s Blog Search reading awesome review after awesome review. Big congrats go out the Mozilla team and hears to a successful launch of Firefox 3 after the release candidate stage!
Mozilla 24 is going on right now, and as you can see from the top of Firefox Facts - I have decided to join in on the fun as well.
“Mozilla 24″ is a worldwide, 24-hour open discussion that connects community members, academics and Web visionaries from Asia, America and Europe, in person and over the broadband video WIDE network. The event will feature industry leaders who will present on Web trends and technologies that will help shape the future of the Web.
Not able to attend one of the event? Your not left out to sea! There are more ways to participate via the Mozilla 24 web site.
Comments off · July 16, 2006 at 7:40 am · Firefox News
Oh you didn’t know? World Firefox Day is coming soon, and the folks at Mozilla want you to be apart of it and the browser.
This new site, located at World Firefox Day will guide users through the simple steps of 1. selecting one person (and only one person) who needs to be saved. 2. inviting them to download and install Firefox. 3. registering to have both of their names listed and celebrated in an interactive display inside of the Firefox 2 program.
Comments off · June 30, 2006 at 5:22 am · Firefox News
I read this intresting little ‘bit of news over at eWeek.com this morning:
Despite handing out positive reviews over the latest version of the open-source Firefox Web browser, market watchers are saying that the Mozilla Foundation will need to publicize the product heavily in order to lure new users.
I hate to say that they are point out the obvious, but hey… that is what they are doing. No mater how obvious it is though, it is the truth. It should be intresting to see how the folks at Mozilla get the job done.