Mozilla Branding
A lot of web developers and designers find Mozilla to be the overall best web browser available. Mozilla has top class support for CSS and other web standards, has tabs and is an excellent development tool thanks to things like its DOM inspector, JavaScript debugger and the large number of extensions available.
However, most people aren’t web developers or web designers, and may never have heard of Mozilla or any other alternative browsers. Actually, there are plenty of web developers out there who have never tested Mozilla.
Steven Garrity has some great ideas on how to improve the branding of Mozilla, something that would hopefully increase the number of people using, liking and recommending Mozilla.
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