Well, I have to admit that when I first started seeing “Firefox” listed in my website logs that I put it in the same category as Netscape and a host of others that have tried to garner market share from Microsoft.  As the percentage of my site visitors with Firefox continued to increase each month ( now 30% ) I had to take notice.  Developers don’t like “new” ways introduced to the viewing and interacting process.  It creates doubt that the outcome will look like it was originally planned out to be.  The graph below shows thecounter.com’s December 2007 breakdown.  I like to use thecounter.com’s stats because it’s a pretty good breakdown of the “real” Internet world stats from a collection of diverse industries and targets.

OK, so back to the original reason for the post…

I was on ComputerWorld yesterday and noticed a pretty nice article that showcases of the the tweaks for Firefox.  Check it out.