SpreadFirefox.com, a community Web site dedicated to the alternative Web browser, reported reaching a 5 mln downloads milestone on Oct 16th. Just a month ago Firefox usage was rated at about 500K users.
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5 mln copies of Firefox Web browser downloaded
SpreadFirefox.com, a community Web site dedicated to the alternative Web browser, reported reaching a 5 mln downloads milestone on Oct 16th.
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