koan
msg:4022204 | 6:21 am on Nov 10, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Congrats to Mozilla, I'm sure that I can speak for the majority of webmasters and web developers when I say that it is the favorite browser in our community. And thanks to add-ons developers too, some of them, like Web Developer and Firebug, have become essential professional tools. But please keep the properties contextual menu for links and images in version 3.6 ;)
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sem4u
msg:4022281 | 9:44 am on Nov 10, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Happy 5th birthday Firefox! Congratulations to 'everyone' that has contributed to make one of the best browsers out there.
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Digmen1
msg:4022701 | 10:22 pm on Nov 10, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Yes happy birthday Firefox from New Zealand, I have been using and recommending it for 3 years. I also like the way it is more WC3 compliant. As others have said it has also made Microsoft look at their browsers.
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frontpage
msg:4022810 | 1:22 am on Nov 11, 2009 (gmt 0) |
In all seriousness, could you imagine where we would be without Firefox given Microsoft's pathetic browser track record? Firefox is the only reason why MS keeps trying to update IE in order stem the yearly loss of market share. Without FF, we would have to accept the overly bloated and insecure offerings of a company that has lost touch with average everyday end users. IMHO.
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bill
msg:4022905 | 4:58 am on Nov 11, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Without FF we'd still have Opera which is where they got a lot of their ideas from. ;) I use FF daily, but it's not my primary browser. I'm glad they're around to give a good alternative to IE. Happy B-day FF!
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Hugene
msg:4024134 | 11:06 pm on Nov 12, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I raise my hat to the FF project. Thanks for the hard work.
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