Great @ Rumbling Edge, that'll be pretty useful. Firedfox looks like it's been Mozillazined, I get "The web site you are trying to access has exceeded its allocated data transfer." ;)

From Jesse:

http://xiffy.nl/weblog/mirror/Firedfox%20-%20The%20Browsed..htm

AOM looks to be the most valuable of the sites by far. It's too bad there's no good way to help him with it. The best I can find is public web-based CVS access, which would allow access to the files but makes it difficult to edit them. I'm sure with some anonymous CVS access he could get a few people to help him out with it, submitting patches to help him update things. For example, I've seen several spelling errors (I'm not trying to be critical, but they will detract from the overall experience for some) in the site in various places. Being able to send in patches would make this simpler than just pointing out the files and expecting him to make the fixes (and in the case of spelling, in as uncritical a way as I can say it, that would probably be non-trivial).

Strange that Andrew didn't mention http://www.wamcom.org/ for the OS8/9 Mozilla 1.3.1 builds.

I will provide hosting if you want, php/mysql etc on a fast box. Mail me: Damian at pcbboard.com

i really wanted to see firedfox. lol. ahh well, yeah get some hosting, id lend you mine but i dont have enough. Geocities has a limit of like a few hundred meg shared at a time and is simply horrible for any site with 10+ hits. Ill be checking back but.

I maintain one of the websites mentioned above, and I decided to make a few revisions to my website shortly after this article was posted:

Added "work in progress" disclaimer to index page. Added mention of this article on index page. Added "Recommended" status to Mozilla Firefox on index page. Added WaMCom link on index page. Added links to Mozilla application suite and Firefox archive pages immediately adjacent to latest-version table on index page. Added "Are Mozilla, Firefox, and other Mozilla products available on CD-ROM?/Is a printed manual available?" entry to Questions and Answers section.

I was pleasently surprised to see my own website mentioned on the website of a community as large as MozillaZine, and will take any feedback that results into consideration when I revise the site in the future.

Some plans I have in the future are to add various screenshots when appropriate, and improve and modernize the site's appearance and make it look less like a relic from the Netscape 3.0 era! In fact, the "The Network" button at the very bottom of the page (which links to my personal website) IS the Netscape 3.0 "Home" button!

this is really great stuff and extremely usefull! thank you michael for your contribution.

Is this the site for that reference: http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/

If yes, how do I find for example what properties the 'table' object supports?

The DOM Element Reference here: http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/dom_el_ref.html ... just show what *all* elements share.

Or is the document still under construction?

Wouldn't this document be more important than the AOM? :-/

I visited the "Firedfox" parody page using FF 0.9.2, and was surprised to see a stupid pop up ad for CheapTickets.com .

FF developers: Please investigate that site and try to see how it is defeating FF's pop up blocking. Thank you.

Do a view source on the 'AOM' reference page, and you're in for quite a shock. I would have thought this would be the perfect venue for an XUL interface. Instead we get row upon row of Javascript and tables!

Great idea for a website, but the FAQ are next to impossible to read because there isn't enough contrast between the pale blue text and the black background.