Mozilla is celebrating Firefox’s sixth birthday and they want you to send the Web browser a birthday card.
Actually, Mozilla wants you to send postcards that they can display in their Mountain View and Paris offices.
“It was Nov. 9, 2004,” PC World’s Katherine Noyes reported, “that Firefox 1.0 made its debut following Mozilla’s own emergence several years previously to promote “openness, innovation and opportunity” on the Web.”
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