Mozilla – Putting On The Brave Face?
The big outlets are reporting that the revenues to Mozilla were up for 2009, 34 percent higher than for the 2008 year. The chairman for Mozilla has stated that Mozilla is an underdog, however, possibly to soften the blows when the results for 2010 come in.
In 2009, Chrome was not the powerhouse that it is right now, and had not begun to eat into the market share of Mozilla – early on it was only attracting the disenchanted Internet Exploder users, as they were used to having few features, and so the promise of “spartan, but secure” was not a big deal.
Mozilla was cranking right along, with its extensions allowing its users to do many things that had to be hacked on other browsers, or not able to be done at all.
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