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Firefox hits 400 million downloads
In less than three years, Mozilla's Firefox has amassed 400 million downloads. The whole shift towards using the Firefox web browser was sparked in November 2004 by a Spread Firefox campaign in which tens of thousands of users spawned 25 million downloads. The buttons and banners placed on websites took only a year to grab 100 million downloads, and a year later 200 million. Now, three years, an award for most recognized brand and 400 million downloads later, Firefox is helping people surf the web better, faster and with a friendlier experience. If you want to be part of the next 400 million users to download the virus and spyware free browser, you too can add some Firefox love to your blog or website.
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Subscribe to commentsBillyGSep 8th 2007 9:53AM
Yeah, I've dl'd it about 10x myself... lol
raycosmSep 8th 2007 1:02PM
400 million downloads =/= 400 million users
That being said, Firefox is almost definitely the best browser
emmzeeSep 8th 2007 1:29PM
Firefox is great, I'm using it right now and use daily ... let's hope they don't screw it up by continuing to add more bloat. I currently have two windows open and it's using 117MB of memory?! (No, I don't a huge number of add-ons, I have a dozen, and most are very small.)
karl@askTheAdmin.comSep 8th 2007 2:40PM
We are one of those faithful 400 million users and have been since the beta of FF early 2004. We switched from Netscape and never looked back. It just wins hands-down in my book!
Congrats FireFox and Thanks Chris!!
http://www.askTheAdmin.com
RPSep 8th 2007 4:04PM
It probably also helped that Microsoft made IE7's user interface so weird. I love tabs, but not enough to use IE7's dumbed down user interface.
I do wish Firefox used less memory, and ran faster, like Opera. I often get 20-30 tabs open across 6 windows, and see memory use of 200-400 MB. Ouch! Leaky add-on? Who knows... it's annoying.
forg0ttencloneSep 10th 2007 4:19PM
Firefox smirefox. It's all about Opera. I've been using opera for close to ten years now. But for some odd reason, Opera lacks the respect it deserves. Hey, at least Nintendo realizes the usefulness of speed that opera provides. However; There is always lynx for textful bliss.
Ethan DickersonSep 11th 2007 10:04AM
I'm working to put together a blog of the best freeware for Windows. My list includes Firefox Add-ons (extensions) so you can check out my pics on my Blog. Basically, I've given you links to the suite of Ff extensions I use and continually run with so you get extensions that you know will all work together and you know you are getting the 'best of breed' or the best possible extension in each category. Check it out and if you don't agree, let me know and I'll check out whatever you recommend...
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Ethan Dickenson, Author, Today's 'Best of Breed'
~~~~~A suite of freeware for Windows~~~~~
http://todaysbestofbreed.wordpress.com/