Firefox is a free, open source web browser developed by the Mozilla Foundation. It works on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux computers and has attracted attention as an alternative to Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
Open-source computing is generally described as any software for which the source code – the code used to develop the software – is completely available for end-users to review or modify. The reason why a company would make the source code freely available is simple - it encourages programmers to modify and improve the code.
Mozilla Corporation describes Firefox as "the browser for everyone." They designed it with real people, not programmers in mind.You may want to read our 10 Reasons to Switch to Firefox article.
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