According to Slashdot, a full-spread Firefox ad hit the New York Times today. That's great, but I have one question: Why is everyone so excited about Firefox when Mozilla did the same stuff two years ago?
(I suppose I could just be bitter that people are not flocking to my browser of choice, and instead to its younger, apparently-hipper sibling.)
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