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It’s official. Ed Dale has declared Firefox the official web browser.

This is a piece of good news for me. See, I started off with Netscape, moved on to Mozilla, and am now sticking with Firefox. And I’m telling you that if you haven’t used Firefox before, you don’t know what you are missing.

Firefox is an open source software. It is small, compact and efficient, providing you with the essential browsing functions only. But you can plug in all the add-ons to extend its functions and skin it in the pretty department. You end up with a personal browser unique to your taste. Is that cool or what?

All the free add-ons available is the main reason Ed Dale chose Firefox as the official web browser, I feel. And Ed introduces a whole bunch of them. With the right add-ons, your routine internet marketing tasks can be so much easier. Take for instance, I’m using the add-on ScribeFire to blog this post right in the middle of my surfing session. Amazing, huh?

If you haven’t signed up for 30 Day Challenge, you really must do it now. Then get your hands on a copy of Firefox, plug in all the add-ons Ed tells you, and get ready for the 30 Day Challenge on 1 August 2007.

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