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Google and Firefox Sitting in A Tree

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Anyone else curious as to why the Mozilla site's link to the Firefox start page (http://start.mozilla.org/firefox) is redirecting to a special google page (google.com/firefox)?

Everyone said google wanted to own a browser...

Update

Turns out it's not news at all. Everyone knew about it and I didn't, I was just in the dark. Like the time in school when everyone knew about that glue on the seat and I didn't. Oh the humanity. (Note, that never happened, at least not to me)

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Mark wrote this at 12:57, Mon, 15/11/04, Link
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Matthew

Google were always (according to rumours) going to be using the Mozilla base for their rendering anyway. They've given developers time at work to fix Firefox bugs, hosted a Mozilla Foundation conference or something - they're big Moz fans it seems :)

Written by Matthew at 19:01, Tue, 16/11/04

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