Forum: Weblog comments

I must say I'm not happy with firefox 3 except for the fact it made me look for an alternative; so i was looking for an alternative and found much more than that.
Firebird was my first browser after ie an konqueror, it was fast fast and reliable, not so right now; how the hell does seamonkey runs faster, slicker, allows me to open lot's and lot's of tabs and keeps on going fast and sleek, i mean, i have the all suite installed, isn't this supposed to be heavier, bloated, what ever?Not at all, as sleek as it can be!
Hope firefox will get on track and be the web browser it was meant to be; but seamonkey is way better.Thank you for this great work and sorry for so much time of negligence.

You're right that the growing open internet isn't just about going beyond 'products' but also about products that fill gaps. Creating a mass movement around the open internet means making it easier to contrib to all of this.

Robert

I may think that things are a bit shinier than you do But I fundamentally agree that Firefox is but one tool in the work of creating an open Internet. There is a great deal to be done yet. This involves open source projects like SeaMonkey (which I think of as a highly successful open source project of a scale that would have boggled us all not long ago), it includes other products and projects. And it includes a bunch of things we don't see clearly yet. I too am pleased to see a discussion beginning about this topic.