Software Notebook: Mr. Firefox looks to the future

Iria · Jul 3, 2006, 03:28 PM

Source: SeattlePI.com
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Blake Ross was a teenager in 2002 when he and fellow software developer Dave Hyatt launched the Mozilla Firefox project -- a community-made Web browser that has won devoted fans and taken market share from Microsoft's dominant Internet Explorer, stirring the Redmond company into action.

Consider it an opening act. Ross, who turned 21 last month, continues his involvement in Firefox initiatives. But he is also working now with software developer Joe Hewitt, who he met while working at Netscape, on a secretive new venture.

Jul 3, 2006, 03:28 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Software Notebook: Mr. Firefox looks to the future Source: SeattlePI.com _________ Blake Ross was a teenager in 2002 when he and fellow software developer Dave Hyatt launched the Mozilla Firefox project -- a community-made Web browser that has won devoted fans and taken market share from Microsoft's dominant Internet Explorer, stirring the Redmond company into action. Consider it an opening act. Ross, who turned 21 last month, continues his involvement in Firefox initiatives. But he is also working now with software developer Joe Hewitt, who he met while working at Netscape, on a secretive new venture.