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Thursday, 15 November 2007 |
The makers of Firefox really know how to promote their product and spread the usage of Firefox. They started for instance Operation Firefox. They've choosen 50 agets from around the world who will place huge Firefox Posters in spots all over our globe! The posters are almost 4 feet across. I'm curious if I'll spot one of these. If you're lucky to find one just take a picture and sent it to me on
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. I'll post all pictures on this blog. Thanks in advance. Spread Firefox!
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Thursday, 15 November 2007 |
 Mike Shaver, Mozilla's technology strategist replied and rejected the last claims that Firefox and Google are getting closer and closer.
They revenue for 2006 was $56 million coming mostly from Google, but Shaver emphasizes that Mozilla will be always independent with the Google money or without it.
Read the full article on CNET. |
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Tuesday, 13 November 2007 |
 Just a couple of years ago Firefox was a little open-source browser made by a group of enthusiast without any influence of big companies like Microsoft.
The browser market share was growing very fast thanks to it brilliant features and a great user experience. It's becoming a major competitor for Microsoft's Internet Explorer with more than 15% and even more in Europe.
But the appeal of Firefox has changed a lot and it has become a big player on the market. The official cooperation with Google generated a lot of revenue. Will the Google money spoil Firefox or will it be always a wise alternative to IE? Find out more in this article. |
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Wednesday, 10 October 2007 |
 Mobile technology is becoming more and more popular. Opera has already offered its browser for the use on mobile phones. Now it's time for Firefox! It has been officially announced that Mozila is going to prepare a mobile Firefox browser for cell phones.
The question when Firefox will be mobile was raised a lot of times in the past. Firefox is very popular among Internet users so why not pushing this product on the mobile market?
Mozila was waiting a long time with the official announcement. According to people who have been working on this project now it's the best time for the official launch. The market is still not saturated and a lot of Firefox users who really like this product will use the browser on their mobile phones. The folks from Mozila believe that the demand for their browser will grow and grow.
The browser will be released as a full version, available as Open Source. Everyone will have the opportunity to develop extensions. They're also planning to synchronize tabs and add-ons between the browser and the cell phone. |
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Tuesday, 09 October 2007 |
I've just checked the visitors stats for mozila.eu for the last 2 weeks. I'm impressed the majority (more than 15%) of users came from Romania. That's a great result. It seems that you folks discovered Firefox for real. You keep rocking. Spread Mozila Firefox and be happy! 
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Monday, 08 October 2007 |
Mozila Firefox 2.0.0.8 will be released probably in the next week. There might be a slight delay - it just depends on the schedule:
- Code Freeze: 10/3 (end of day)
- First Candidates Available: 10/5 (Friday)
- Final release scheduled: 10/16 (Tuesday
I'm looking forward to get the update. I hope it will be ready before I go on holiday. I will keep you updated.
Cheers,
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Saturday, 06 October 2007 |
If you're up to date you probably know about the situation in Burma. With this post I want to contribute to the freedom in this country and spread the news about all the bad things that are happening in over there.
I have also planned my holiday in two weeks. My plan is to visit Burma and support the people in their way to freedom. When I return I will give you and update on that trip.
Don't be indifferent ! Spread the news about Burma ! Your contribution counts!
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Tuesday, 02 October 2007 |
Today I've been surfing around the Net and I've found the latest news from the international browsers market. Below you'll find the latest results for browsers international market share. The stats are for September 2007.
 Well, I've got some good news! It's the second month in a row that Internet Explorer is loosing its market share. This month it decreased by 0.82%. This browser is still the leader with a 77.86% market share. Well I hope that this will change soon and people will start looking for an alternative.
How is Mozila Firefox doing? Yeah all Firefox fans have a reason to be happy. Firefox increased its market share by 0.32% and is now the second most popular browser worldwide with a market share of 14.88%. Maybe it will exceed 15% soon. Who knows, I keep my fingers crossed!
Safari is doing also a good job. The Apple browser increased its market share by 0.39% and reached 5% in total. Good job and let's hope that this browser expands worldwide as well.
Opera continued to lose its market share. It dropped by 0.01% and has a total market share of 0.87%. Even the release of Opera 9.5 Alpha didn't help.
Opera Mini managed to gain some market share. There was an increase of 0.12%. This browser has a market share of 0.39%.
And finally Netscape managed to increase its market share by 0.01% from 0.71% to 0.72%.
That's it.
source: favbrowser.com |
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Sunday, 30 September 2007 |
This time I wanted to present you a great extension for Mozila Firefox that turns your Gmail acount into a virtual drive. With Gspace you can simply store all your data on your Gmail account. You have up to 2GB free space so you can simply keep there all your documents and important data. They'll be secure as never before.
Gspace is a Firefox extension. It's easy to install and and the interface is user friendly. It works like a FTP client so all you have to do is just to log in and drag ad drop the fies from your hard drive to the Gmail account. The data will be kept there in form of regular mail with the data visible as an attachment.
Please remember not to transfer more than 1 GB in 24h. Otherwise your Gmail account can be blocked due to spam reasons.
If you like this extension you can get it here:
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Wednesday, 26 September 2007 |
Just take a look what I found today on the Net. By the way it's not only a joke :) , that's the reality - Firefox rules!
source: FavBrowser.com |
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