blog.mozilla.com - 11/10/2008
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Four years ago today, Mozilla announced the release of Firefox 1.0. and delivered a better Web experience to millions of users. Top features included pop-up blocking, fraud protection, integrated search and tabbed browsing. What made you decide to give Firefox a try? And what were your ...
cocomment.com - 11/8/2008
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cocomment.com —
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en-us.www.mozilla.com - 11/13/2008
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en-us.www.mozilla.com —
Fixed several security issues . Fixed several stability
issues. Official releases for the Icelandic and Thai languages...
are now available. Beta releases for the Bulgarian, Esperanto, Estonian, Latvian, Occitan, and Welsh languages are available for ...
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Mozilla Firefox 3.0.4 Release Notes
addons.mozilla.org - 11/7/2008
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addons.mozilla.org —
More Images Long Description URL Fixer corrects typos
in URLs that you enter in the address bar....
For example, if you type google.con, it will correct it to google.com (asking first, if you enable confirmation). This version will correct common ...
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Happy 4th Birthday Firefox!
Technology - Channel Feed —
... next for Firefox, you can download and help test Firefox 3.1 beta 1.
Firefox is the browser I used by default. My preference of Firefox over IE7 though is just the proliferation of extremely handy and useful add-ons and extensions that make it all worthwhile.
Stay tuned to this blog, in a future post I’ll be writing about Firefox and the great add-ons that I use to help me save time and resources.
Source: Firefox Turns Four! :: The Mozilla Blog
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Happy Birthday Firefox
ReadWriteWeb —
... According to the Mozilla blog today, the main features in 2004 included pop-up blocking, fraud protection, integrated search and tabbed browsing. Much has changed and ...
Happy birthday Firefox!
The Next Web —
... . Yesterday the Mozilla Foundation announced that Firefox turned 4! Only 4? It feels so much more, well, mature? But it is true. On November 9, 2004 Mozilla launched Firefox to the world and since then it has grown into the second-most popular browser worldwide, after Internet Explorer. It is currently available in more than 45 languages and on all major Operation Systems including Windows, Mac OS and Linux. Here is some background information (From ...
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