Where were you on November 9, 2004? If you were surfing the Internet, you most likely were using Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. On that day, Mozilla released its new web browser, called Firefox.
In the past five years Firefox has introduced many people to the concept of tabbed browsing, web browser extensions, and opensource software. Firefox's usage has increased steadily, now accounting for approximately 25% of web browser market share.
To help celebrate, here are some links that discuss Firefox:
After Five Years on the Net, Firefox Preps for Next Round (via Webmonkey)
Images: Firefox Through the Ages (via ZDNet)
Happy Birthday: A Look Back at Five Years of Firefox (via Lifehacker)
So break out the birthday cake, and if you haven't tried Firefox, download it here.
In the past five years Firefox has introduced many people to the concept of tabbed browsing, web browser extensions, and opensource software. Firefox's usage has increased steadily, now accounting for approximately 25% of web browser market share.
To help celebrate, here are some links that discuss Firefox:
After Five Years on the Net, Firefox Preps for Next Round (via Webmonkey)
Images: Firefox Through the Ages (via ZDNet)
Happy Birthday: A Look Back at Five Years of Firefox (via Lifehacker)
So break out the birthday cake, and if you haven't tried Firefox, download it here.
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