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Hey Mozilla, pass us a Guinness

Download Day...World Record that is.

That's right, Mozilla is attempting to break a Guinness World Record for the most downloads in 24 hours with its upcoming Firefox 3 release.

"Download Day" is nothing new for the Firefox crew, and it's really a great way to spread the word to the world about software. Sure, people can download things whenever they want, but there's something cool about all doing it at once...it's like Hands Across America. Except it has little to do with hands, and it's global. You get the idea.

So how can you participate?

Good answer, glad you asked!

Go pledge to download the final release of Firefox 3 by signing up here. Don't worry, none of the Sopranos will come out and break your kneecaps if you don't really download it, they just want to get an idea of who is game.

The date of release hasn't been well...released yet, so be sure to bookmark that page and pay attention to this space for more details.

Quick Firefox stats:
  • Since 2004, the Firefox community has grown to more than 175 million users.
  • Firefox is available in more than 45 languages and used in more than 230 countries.
  • Their logo is rad.
So join the fight to break world records.

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