I can still remember: * that moment I was overjoyed to use Lynx over dialup in South India back in the mid-90s allowing me to browse the World Wide Web! * ...

I can still remember: * that moment I was overjoyed to use Lynx over dialup in South India back in the mid-90s allowing me to browse the World Wide Web! * ...And then that moment being surpassed when I wet myself running the Netscape "GUI browser" on Windows 95 using a brilliant hack by a pair of brothers I knew that wrote a winsock.dll shim on top of Lynx over dialup (called Blue Laser; those guys went on to become CS PhDs doing microprocessor research) * ...And then that moment being surpassed when IE4 came out in '97 and I couldn't imagine what a faster browser could be or do. * ...And then that moment when FF 1 came out in '04 and I thought this is incredible, Netscape is alive!! and kicked IE's a55 and me thinking the "browser wars" are over * ...And then that moment when Google Chrome came out and I went "who needs another browser??" and then switching wholesale to it in short order * ...Many moments in between thinking "Wow, the browser wars really are over in my lifetime" * ...And that moment 2 weeks ago when I installed Firefox Quantum beta (Firefox??) and went "Holy crap, this thing is FAST!" and then switched all my browsers everywhere to it. To a beta browser. It sure is a good time to be a nerd. Keep up the great work moz://a PS - edited to reformat