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Tuesday July 01, 2003

[ANNOUNCE] Mozilla 1.4 and Netscape 7.1 Released!

Apparently, it happened yesterday, but I didn't hear about it, so here it is:

Mozilla 1.4 and Netscape 7 have shipped. This is the first simultaneous release sice, hmm, ever? Have we done that before? Maybe one of those Netscape 6.x releases coincide with 0.9.2 or 0.9.4? It's mostly a blur these days. I've been doing these releases for almost exactly 3 years now and I think with 1.4 I'm up to about 40 of them. Wow. Fun stuff. [adot's notblog*]

Personally, I'll stick with Mozilla Firebird, but that's just my opinion.

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