Re: Isn't Mozilla for more than PCs?

[Bill Lipa]

It still makes sense to describe Mozilla as a web browser, even if it 
isn't 100% accurate. "Web browser" is succinct and easy to understand, 
while "open-source internet application framework" is vague and 
effectively meaningless.

The web browser component of Mozilla is the most significant piece to an 
end user.

Bill


Gervase Markham wrote:

>> From the www.mozilla.org front page (emphasis mine):
>> "Mozilla is an open-source *web browser*, designed for standards
>> compliance, *performance* and portability."
> 
> 
> Fair point. This needs changing. I'm surprised someone from Mail/News
> hasn't complained before :-)
> 
> Sadly, the top-level files are locked down, so we need someone like Endico
> to fix this...
> 
> http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=63976
> 
> Gerv