This Friday, support.mozilla.com will be hosting a Support Firefox Day that focuses on extending the global impact of Firefox support and looking forward to Mozilla’s goals for the next two years. support.mozilla.com — or SUMO for short — is the new online help system introduced in Firefox 3. Relying on a community of contributors from around the world, SUMO offers help to hundreds of thousands of users every week through our knowledge base articles as well as through forums and Live Chat services.

The official Firefox 3.1 logos are now available for your use and enjoyment. I should note that, although they’re currently hosted on the 3.1 wiki, they’re still subject to the various rules and conditions outlined in the Firefox logo guide (we’ll update that page with these files once 3.1 launches).

Do you have several family members using your copy of Firefox? Wish you could keep your add-ons and preferences separate? Veronica has just the tip for you!

Firefox 3 introduced tighter OS integrating across all platforms, and even different Strata (Windows theme) flavors for Windows XP and Vista. However the result was not optimal and there is room to make Firefox feel more native.

Four years ago today, Mozilla announced the release of Firefox 1.0 and delivered a better Web experience to millions of users.
Happy birthday Firefox! Here’s to many more years of a healthy, open, participatory Web!