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New range of Firefox products and services

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On April 13, 2005, 1:08 PM EST

Round Two plan to bring us a whole new range of products and services that are based on Firefox, and claim to be on track to deliver them in the next few months. The company is planning many Firefox enhancements and extensions (such as its own antivirus solution for the browser) but is also sponsoring many enhancements as well.

These include FlashGot, which lets Firefox work with third-party download managers; Bandwidth Tester, which lets people determine their connection speed; and SwitchProxy, which lets people surf anonymously with Firefox by configuring Firefox to work with multiple Web proxy servers. Round Two is providing developers of these extensions with technical resources including Web servers, bandwidth, project management resources and some financial support.

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phantasm66
on April 13, 2005
4:47 PM 		Hmmm. Yes. And then they have bugs. And security flaws. And security exploits. And Trojans, Lions, Tigers and Bears. Oh, my.

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