Firefox hits New York Times
The Mozilla Foundation thanks its supporters and searches for new ones in a two-page ad in The New York Times.
Credit: Mozilla
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The Mozilla Foundation thanks its supporters and searches for new ones in a two-page ad in The New York Times.
Credit: Mozilla
But Firefox is a truly worthy competitor -- or supplanter, really -- of IE now. Very few (perhaps < 2%) of websites really don't work with Firefox and I always complain to the site producers to FIX IT. I rarely run IE except when I need to access these sites.
I admire Firefox for being a break-out success and I hope they continue to improve it as it will surely become a bigger and bigger target to hackers. IE's biggest flaws are its seemingly unending vulnerabilities and the less vulnerable Firefox is, the better.
- The power of the motivated wins everytime
- by blackeye December 17, 2004 1:29 AM PST
- This is another example (if one were needed) of fewer, motivated people, producing the greater more useful product than a much larger number of people can produce elsewhere (IE). A perfect example of the power of the web in action and a great start for sure - I use Firefox myself - but can it capture market share fast enough to overcome the hail and bullets its competitors will inevitably throw at it when they eventually wake up?
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