I've just pushed a roadmap update to reflect the good news that mozilla.org has released Mozilla 1.0.
In a project this complex, with so much history, finishing a major milestone such as 1.0 takes great patience and perseverance. Completing such a long trek requires humility, to learn from past mistakes and make the necessary corrections, without pressing the reset button (yet again). It also requires hope for a better tomorrow, where "web standards" mean more than who has market share right now. Finishing is hard, exceptional work; it shows great character on the part of you, the finishers. You in the Mozilla community who have helped create 1.0 should be proud, not only for the finished good, but for the journey we took and the lessons we learned along the way. We now have a stable branch with enough frozen APIs, standards support, stability, and performance to support long-lived products based on Mozilla 1.0. We have excellent web tools for tracking bugs, builds, and performance. And we have a strong and committed community to carry Mozilla forward to 1.0.1, 1.1, and beyond. My sincere thanks to all of you, /be
