We've long been fans of the Mozilla Firefox browser and vocal advocates for its adoption by every web surfer on the planet. Some of you have even felt the holy wrath of our preaching in person, endlessly berated to dump InternetExplorer in favour of the shiny red fox. We'll spare you a repeat episode, but if you haven't caught the routine yet - stick around! - we're here all week. And try the cheesecake. At any rate, it is with the greatest of pride that we hereby announce and proclaim that Radiant Core has been retained by Mozilla to design and implement the official theme for the Firefox 2 release! We've actually been hard at work on it for a few weeks, polishing pixels and zooming through XUL, but very much in stealth mode. If you'd like a sneak peek, Mike Beltzner has posted an overview of our work to date on the Mozilla wiki, or you can wait for the Firefox 2 Beta 2 release (see the schedule). Stay tuned to this here blog as we'll be posting a series of mini-articles walking through the process we followed, from rough drafts and ideas right through to the final XUL implementation.

It's been a very exciting privilege to work with the team responsible for the original Winstripe and Pinstripe teams and with the folks who regularly inspire and impress us with their dedication to the Mozilla community. We're really looking forward to making our own contribution. We've also been lucky enough to bring back an old Radiant Core favourite (and original co-founder!), Mr. Sean Martell, who has been doing the bulk of the actual pixel pushing and icon shining.

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