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Microsoft Adoptes Firefox RSS Icon for IE7

December 15th, 2005  |  Published in Design

This is both interesting and lazy on Microsoft’s part. According to a post at the Microsoft RSS blog they asked John Lilly and Chris Beard from Mozilla if they could use the Firefox icon in IE7. I wonder what Bill Gates thinks about this, since Firefox is taking away Internet Explorer marketshare every day.

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