“Four friends and full-time political activists from Worcester,
Massachusetts have launched two pro-Firefox websites–Explorer
Destroyer and Kill Bill’s Browser.“According to a letter posted on explorerdestroyer.com, ‘Firefox
is one of the most important software applications in the world
because it can play a big part in determining the future of the
web. It is crucial that an open-source, standards-based web browser
becomes the most popular browser, and Firefox has a shot at being
that. Its popularity is climbing, thanks to amazing efforts by the
Mozilla Foundation, the SpreadFirefox.org juggernaut, and many
others. But if we want to avoid giving Microsoft the power to
define the future of the internet, Firefox needs to keep on growing
and growing and growing…'”
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