http://blogs.tryandcatch.net/eespindola/archive/2006/01/10/newsmonster_screws_firefox_1_5.aspxI've just re-installed Firefox 1.5. NewsMonster.org broke it. Silly me, I wanted to try it and didn't notice the site was last updated 3 years ago and the requirements state Mozilla 1.0. I don't know how well did it work in Firefox 1.0, but it screwsen-USCommunityServer 2.0 (Build: 60526.2668)http://blogs.tryandcatch.net/eespindola/archive/2006/01/10/newsmonster_screws_firefox_1_5.aspx#147Thu, 16 Feb 2006 20:01:05 GMT88a9b5d4-3c06-45a1-b905-74a1e67c072c:147Brad NeubergNewsMonster was an open source application and project, so Kevin wasn't &quot;starting new stuff hoping to be acquired by some big company to get rich&quot;. In fact, he barely made the rent while working on it and sacrificed alot to keep it open source. <br> <br>Projects end, software doesn't work out; NewsMonster is several years old now and didn't pan out. The &quot;software on the web&quot; model pretty much won out over the &quot;extend Mozilla with XUL approach&quot;, so Kevin saw the writing on the wall and moved on. People have to be able to end a project and move on. <br> <br>Bradhttp://blogs.tryandcatch.net/eespindola/archive/2006/01/10/newsmonster_screws_firefox_1_5.aspx#163Tue, 21 Feb 2006 14:35:29 GMT88a9b5d4-3c06-45a1-b905-74a1e67c072c:163eespindolaI put it in that way because I read from his own words at his post that he was hoping to get the same luck as WebJay. I would say, first make sure the things you left behind won't ruin your reputation. <br> <br>For the record, I've posted about Rojo since I wrote this because it's the one I'm currently using. I find it useful, so thumbs up to Kevin on that one.