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Firefox: 400 million downloads
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In less than three years Firefox has turned a movement into a crusade. A open source web browser written by a programmer in Australia and a undergrad at Stanford and distributed via the internet for all for free. The staggering numbers clearly indicate the worldwide desire by many to use an alternative browser. And it looks like the ripples keep coming….
Firefox is the best story demonstrating the power of the open source software movement. Just imagine if Dell, HP and others began shipping Firefox pre-installed on new systems … Wait a minute … wouldn’t Microsoft alter their software distribution arrangements with these companies? Think Netscape. Remember them?
Seems that times have changed. Imagine that two people across the world (who never met one another before the launch) can collaborate and create such a powerful program. Are you ready for our future?
Tags: Firefox, Open Source, web browser, download, trends
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