“With the release of Mozilla 1.0, the start of the Phoenix and
Chimera projects and the launch of Gecko-based browsers from AOL,
2002 has been an exciting year for the Mozilla project. Join us as
we take a look back at the past twelve months.“January
The New Year brought a new browser for Mac OS X users, with the
launch of the Chimera project. The browser utilises Cocoazilla to
offer a Mozilla-based product with a native Cocoa front-end. Core
developers include David Hyatt, who now likes Macs so much that he
took a job with Apple.“February
February saw the release of 0.9.8, the first Mozilla milestone of
the year, which introduced an OS-rendered Classic theme for Windows
XP and Mac OS X, Address Book improvements and CSS support for
Composer…”
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