Mozilla, Mascot of Netscape Corp.
Posted August 26th, 2008 by admin No Comments »
in its history, Mozilla initially used as a codename web browser Netscape Navigator. Jamie Zawinski, a Netscape Communications Corporation employee and then give the idea a name Mosaic killer. The name “killer” is more popular with the spoken word “killa”, which later changed to “illa.” Then, coupled become Mozilla.
Mozilla is the Mascot of Netscape Communications Corporation, previously known by the name Mosaic Communications Corporation. Mascot Mozilla has several forms, including astronauts wear the helmet or a spaceman, but later selected Mascot Image is like fiction classic monster, Godzilla, designed by Dave Titus in 1994. Mozilla is a feature of the website Netscape, Mozilla and then continues to be used in Netscape. Read the rest of this entry »
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