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Mozilla claims 100 million Firefox downloads

Thorn in the side of a Vole
Thu Oct 20 2005, 11:25
MOZILLA SAYS 100 million folk have downloaded its Firefox browser since it first arrived just about a year ago.

The success of the browser is directly due to the collaborative efforts of thousands of contributors worldwide, the corporation trumpeted. "Volunteer extension developers further enrich Firefox's capabilities by enabling users to customize and enhance their browser and truly take back the Web," it said.

The browser has emerged as a credible alternative to Microsoft's Internet Explorer, which many poeple don't like because it's made by Microsoft.

A beta version of Firefox 1.5 was let slip earlier this month and is available from the Mozilla web site here. µ

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