Mozilla
Mozilla is an open-source company that produces free web software and browsers. Their products include Firefox, Thunderbird and XULRunner.
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I will always have a warm corner in my heart to Fi
I love Firefox. It's so great that a bunch of people volunteer to build something better, from a real passion. I don't know why for me Firefox is a Lovemark, maybe because it doesn't belong to Microsoft or for it's funky logo. It’s performing faster and web pages always look more genuine when using it. I will always have a warm corner in my heart to Firefox. I’m proud to be a member of the family named Mozilla that inspired me to do something good with no compensation. Thanks Firefox.
ASAF, Israel - 21 August 2006
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It just does its job, without fail
Because it's software that does its job without extra code, without complications or crashing or problems with CSS compatibility - it just does its job, without fail. Because I can customize it to my needs - and you can, too. Because it's Open Source, which means superior products that are continually improved upon, and developed with the end user in mind. There is a community behind the product, not a faceless corporation. Because I can't imagine using anything else - scratch that, I have. IE makes me want to scream and throw things at my computer, and that's not a good user experience. Because there is simply no other way to view the web. Someday people will look back on those who struggled with dinosaur software and wonder why they bothered. Because it's Firefox, and there is no other.
Rachel, United States - 21 November 2005
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Just the way I like it
Tabbed browsing rocks - it's small - it's fast - it's secure - it's extendable so I can set it up just the way I like it - plus, if there's a problem, it can be fixed fast without having to wait for Bill Gates and his cronies to get off their butts to do it.
Ted, United States - 12 January 2005
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Other browsers
I never ever liked Internet Explorer so I always tried to use other browsers - mostly Netscape and for a short period of time Opera. A year ago I discovered Mozilla Firebird and I'm hooked ever since. I've installed it at my office PC (Windows XP) AND at my laptop at home (Windows 95 !!!) - you do not have to install it, just copy the files in a folder and ... run ! I _love_ the tabs, the themes, the toolbar configuration capabilities. And it's not Microsoft!!
Penny, Greece - 21 August 2004
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No going back
I adore Mozilla Firefox - it's simply the best web browser ever. I've been using it for some time now and the features are unrivaled. (Among other things, tabbed browsing, popup-blocking and the 'Flashblock' extension make surfing the web pleasant again). Combine ease of use with security that puts Microsoft's Internet Explorer to shame, and there's no way I'm going back.
Stephan, United States - 01 July 2004
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A sublime conviction
I've been using Firefox since it was Phoenix, too, and Thunderbird as my email program. I love them both. I try to convince everyone that they're sublime, that nothing else will do. So far, not much luck but I'll keep trying.
Leslie, Canada - 24 June 2004
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The best we've tested
My husband plonked Mozilla on our computer in another effort to upgrade our system, which has programs come and go each month. After all as an IT guy it's his duty to use all our bandwidth!! In reality I think it was a defiant act against a mainstream software company. Needless to say it has stayed and provided us with the best browser and email program we have tested. I love the tabbed browsing and bookmarks and how the browser is integrated with the email. And you gotta love no pop-ups - yippee! All your email accounts are visible at the same time - no 'changing identities'. And of course, being FREE doesn't hurt!
I am, New Zealand - 21 June 2004
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Self-awarded status of Mozilla evangelist
I am reaching the self-awarded status of Mozilla evangelist. I have been using Mozilla Firefox browser since back then when it was still called Phoenix. It is the best of the browser breed out there, and every release is like Christmas, brings new features that I haven't even dreamt of, but become neccesities within days of first using them. I also use Mozilla Thunderbird and even the good ole' Mozilla. The world would be a sad place without them. Mozilla developers, thank you all.
Peter, United States - 19 February 2004
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Try it and you'll understand me.
Do I really need to describe my Lovemark story with Mozilla? After you try it and you'll understand me. Open source rulez. Don't you agree with me ?
Perico, Spain - 27 November 2003