The Mozilla Digital Memory Bank is an interactive archive that allows you to contribute your images and experiences with Mozilla products, as well as to browse the histories left by others.
It's (Firefox) certainly the most successful open source project to date at getting visible to people who have no clue what open source is (and probably still don't). It's certainly done a lot for getting open standards back on the playing field in the browser space.
read moreGoogle’s just about trying to help Firefox succeed. That’s our team’s mission. What can we do to help Firefox succeed? There were some people that work on developing it, help them market Firefox, you know, whatever we can do.
read moreMozilla says that their goal is to have the open Internet and all that kind of thing, rather than one browser. Although, I don’t know what they would do if Firefox became fifty percent usage. Would they say, okay, that’s enough, we’ve done what we need to do, or would they keep going to get up to a higher level?
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