The Google Browser - Fact or Fiction?

Written by Pete Crewdson


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An entry in Ben Goodger's Mozilla journal reads as follows:

"As of January 10, 2005, my source of income changed from The Mozilla Foundation to Google, Inc. of Mountain View, California. My role with Firefox andrepparttar Mozilla project will remain largely unchanged, I will continue doing muchrepparttar 118412 same work as I have described above - withrepparttar 118413 new goal of successful 1.1, 1.5 and 2.0 releases. I remain devoted full-time torepparttar 118414 advancement of Firefox,repparttar 118415 Mozilla platform and web browsing in general. I'm sure you have many questions. While I will be spending more time at Google, I will work out ofrepparttar 118416 Mozilla Foundation offices regularly asrepparttar 118417 need arises. For all questions regarding Google, I ask that you contact Google directly, rather than myself."

Interesting to note is that he announces that he will not be changing roles - but why would Google let him continue production onrepparttar 118418 Firefox browser, whilst under their empolyment? Speculation would insist upon Google's purchace ofrepparttar 118419 Mozilla Foundation.

Of course, Google are no strangers to buying companies to help withrepparttar 118420 production of features that aid inrepparttar 118421 development of their services - last year they bought out Keyhole - A digital mapping company, Picasa - A company who developed an OS based photo orginisation program, and going further back, Blogger - Now one ofrepparttar 118422 biggest websites onrepparttar 118423 internet.

Isrepparttar 118424 Google browser really inrepparttar 118425 works, or is speculation all it is? Only time will tell.

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Want to blow up a city? Try Ebay.

Written by David A. Saharkhiz


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David Saharkhiz is a computer science major and National Merit Semifinalist at America's Clemson University. He provides comprehensive web-help and HTML coding tutorials, codes free HTML scripts, and works to help novice webmasters set up new websites.


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