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Microsoft adopts Firefox RSS icon
11:49 AM - December 22, 2005 by
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: firexox, rss, icon 0 comment
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It all started in August, when Microsoft announced that it wanted to embrace RSS feeds. At the time, the company proposed changing the RSS logo and the name of the service within Internet Explorer (IE) 7.
Now Microsoft has announced, that its forth-coming IE 7 Web browser will adopt Firefox's RSS feed icon, effectively making the popular orange square with white radio waves the industry standard.
Read the complete story here. (Techtree)
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