“For several months, there’s been a lot of buzz around Google’s
April 2004 registration of the gbrowser.com domain. After quite a
while of digging, I believe I’ve managed to boil some truth out of
the rumor stew. While this is pure speculation, it’s speculation
based on a wide variety of facts gathered over the past three
months. Feel free to take it with a generous helping of salt.“The Mozilla developers have been stone silent on the issue,
aside from a few accidental slips, but several other sources have
let loose other bits of information. Interestingly, there’s either
great confusion on the plans (or a highly partitioned project
inside Google), or a good deal of misinformation…”
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