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Ars Technica Reviews Mozilla

By Steven Champeon | August 2nd, 2002 | Filed in General

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Ars Technica has released a detailed review of Mozilla, not just from the perspective of whether it is good enough to make you finally switch to a browser that understands and supports Web standards, but also discusses whether it is a success as a product of their original mission. Contains a great overview of XML, CSS, and other technologies as well. Not to be missed.

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