Mozilla, the force behind the popular Firefox web browser (my browser of choice) and the Thunderbird email client, celebrates 10 years of existence on Monday. Mozilla source code was first released on March 31, 1998. The company will air a special retrospective from 11 a.m.-noon Monday on Air Mozilla (via the Mozilla Blog).
Wired also marks the 10-year anniversary with a photo tour of the lizard’s lair.
Mozilla is one of the great success stories of the open source movement. True, its web browser has yet to crush Internet Explorer’s hold on browser usage, a la Godzilla destroying Tokyo. (But who’s the real monster in this story, anyway?) Still, Firefox is the browser of choice for more than 36 percent of Internet users, according to w3 schools. That’s a market share Netscape was unable to accomplish. Not too shabby, if you ask me.
Happy birthday, Mozilla. Here’s to another 10 years of great open source productivity.
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Not too shabby at all for anyone. LOL Firefox is far better product than any other. Been my choice of browser for some years now. No pop up’s using thte master piece of internet tools. Can’t see any reason why people use the other browsers other than they simple have yet to try it. Oh lord I’m going on a rampage here…lol….so congrat’s Firefox !
Cheers