This is too good! When you go to www.ie7.com, a big Firefox logo is displayed. Internet Explorer 7 has not yet officially been released, and I guess they didn’t bother to register the domain either.
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dickheads.. microsoft = shit!
Playin’ Dirty. That’s some funny stuff.
Josh- Mozilla might be associated with it.
The comment’s wording is a little misleading, but what it actually is saying is, “This site is not associated with Microsoft.” and, “Mozilla is not associated with Microsoft.”
it is NOT saying
“This site is note associated with Mozilla.”
Wow!
What a find. Seems to be the work of a ‘renegade Mozilla fan’.
Won’t last long. Laws in the US allow Microsoft to claim ownership of the domain if they own the brand name.
So simple and yet so subversive. It’s great!
Mozilla didn’t buy it. The Whois info says it’s owned by something called Digital Data Flow. Still funny though.
Rofl! Die IE, die! 
well done Firefox, i’m behind you! awesome stuff… This is flippin Firefox invasion, hear that IE!
hehehe.. this is dirty play… I LIKE IT. ^_^
if it werent for the new pc’s coming with IE already installed, IE wouldn’t be around (hello netscape). firefox is the best by far. i don’t know why IE users don’t make the switch to firefox.
but i do have one question:
fred, what were you doing venturing onto internet explorer’s site in the first place?
Acutally, pretty imature.
I don’t see a connection between Mozilla and the registrant.
WHOIS Record For ie7.com:
Registrant:
Digital Dataflow Ltd.
Basement Rear
66 Brunswick Place
Hove, East Sussex BN3 1NB
GB
LOL… Excellent… A mate of mine owns the domain http://www.getie7.com and has done the same. Great stuff.
Go Firefox, go! Thats my Mozillia hompage XD. I am a IE7 user though since it is more compatible with all Microsofts products. i love Firefox as well, though,
Over two years later and the website is still up…
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Actually, Firefox (Mozilla) didn’t purchase it. It says right at the top: “Neither this site nor Mozilla is connected with Microsoft.”