Firefox hits 100 Million Downloads

October 21, 2005

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Firefox hits 100 Million Downloads

Computer weekly carried the Internet Explorer The question is, "Do the very good marketing guys at Toshiba know there is this formatting problem?" If your web presence is important to you (and whose is not?) then basic branding issues like formatting need to be corrected at once. There are other websites we know of that refuse to work when filling in forms in FireFox! You need IE in order to buy things on several eCommerce sites. Sometimes you get all the way to the "Check Out" button and it just sits and does nothing. The result? A purchase abandoned just though incompetent design! Getting this right is vital for your web presence. Even if you can't become W3C compliant you can develop your site to display correctly in the browsers your customers are starting to use. That's just plain common sense marketing. Tim started in the UK IT industry in 1979 with a small US corporation in the forefront of word processor sales, and moved to Prime Computer, then a major minicomputer manufacturer, where he pioneered marketing Office Automation software, and introduced direct marketing. Today he runs his own web based business http://partnermine.com and is a consultant at Marketing Improvement where he heads up the Data Privacy Practice. This includes assessing client websites for compliance and creating Microsites and Landing pages. He is also webmaster for Marketing Improvement and its clients.

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