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    <title>Firefox Launch: A Reminder of the Days of Browser Wars</title>
    <summary>With Firefox 3 launching today -- and trying for a Guinness Book of Records mention -- I&apos;ve harkened back a bit (actually more than a bit) when browsers really did matter. Does anybody remember when Netscape ruled and Microsoft was...</summary>
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