Mozilla

Mozilla was the only browser that matched Internet Explorer in features at the time, and that I adopted as a work tool since version 1.1, for two very simple reasons:

• Tabbed browsing – the quintessential way to do real web surfing and the only practical way to do web development.
• It works on all the platforms I work in (Windows, Mac, Linux) in exactly the same way.

I later moved on to Firefox and Thunderbird as my standard non-Mac browser and mailer, but Mozilla was still handy sometimes due to its News and IRC clients.

• The Mozilla ActiveX Control – a useful tool.
• Firefox and Thunderbird, of course.
• Camino – a light variation on Mozilla for Mac OS X, which saw great improvements.
• MozCVS – integrated CVS browser.
• Minimo, for embedded devices (article).