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Story: Firefox passes five million download mark

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Posted by: David Hallowell (Monday 18 October 2004, 3:18 PM)

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Maintaining a download rate of 125,000 a day is still impressive even if it is declining from the early days. Most Firefox fans would have updated to the new release within the first week or so, the fact that the rate is still high shows that a lot of new people are being told about Firefox and are willing to try it out.

What I'd like to know is how many people who try it stick with it. Based on the feedback I've heard I do believe it has a high satisfaction rating.

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