Firefox turns 10 years old today (Phoenix v0.1)
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#2What happened? I still use it, but I definitely don't feel the same about it.
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#3Early Firefox felt really responsive and it was more functional and safe than IE. What happened? I still use it, but I definitely don't feel the same about it.
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#5Early Firefox felt really responsive and it was more functional and safe than IE. What happened? I still use it, but I definitely don't feel the same about it.
A comparison via screenshots shows Firefox hasn't departed far from the spirit of Phoenix by default though. Phoenix 0.1: http://no.gd/p/phoenix-01-20120924-002927.jpg Firefox 16: http://no.gd/p/ff16-20120924-002834.jpg
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#8(Not that it seems to have done much for Opera, but Mozilla is in a better position to capitalise.)
Re: Firefox turns 10 years old today (Phoenix v0.1)
#9"Initial release November 9, 2004; 7 years ago" [1]
Maybe they're referring to the 1.0 release? I do remember using Firefox way earlier than that, it must have been 2000 or 2001. I guess those were 0.x releases. Wikipedia doesn't seem to say anything about that.
Re: Firefox turns 10 years old today (Phoenix v0.1)
#10The Firefox Wikipedia page states: "Initial release November 9, 2004; 7 years ago" [1] Maybe they're referring to the 1.0 release? I do remember using Firefox way earlier than that, it must have been 2000 or 2001. I guess those were 0.x releases. Wikipedia doesn't seem to say anything about that. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox
EDIT: It was called Firebird back then, too