All of the above is true, but I love firefox. I love Mozilla. I love what they are about. I love that I went to their site tonight and noticed they have 127M+ downloads for firefox 3.6. That’s alot of people.

I could go on and on about all the things I love about firefox.

There are two words that sum up my love for firefox– Firefox Sync. Think of an addon that remembers how you browse from computer to computer and allows you to be nimble and jump from machine to machine. I have access and run on multiple, probably on average ~6 machines of various OS configurations. Ask yourself, how do you work on one machine, pop over to the other and have the exact same web browsing experience? The answer…

Firefox Sync

Enter Firefox. I have heard from close to everyone how cool Firefox is and felt way behind. So I just downloaded and installed Firefox3. Very cool from a User’s Experience. I wont bore you with all of the cool features. What I noticed is how simple the process was to install. I downloaded, installed and it recognized IE, grabbed all of my favorites/bookmarks etc. I was up and running in a few mins. Clean, non-cluttered interface. Awesome!

I have always been a fan of Microsoft for the most part, so I am not a renegade guy always going against the grain. But the Mozilla guys took a huge chance going against the behemoth who essentially “gives away” their browser but they are still gaining ground everyday. There is a great interview in Wired this month with the Mozilla CEO. It is extremely expiring to see a group of people that believe in what they do, ban together and make a difference.

A great friend and mentor recently said…

“Do not think that a few people with a common purpose can not change the world, indeed, it is the only thing that ever has…”