Browse Happy is the latest campaign to come out of the WaSP, and I’m proud to say that it’s finally launched. Intended as a resource for those interested in learning more about Internet Explorer’s recent security issues, the site also features the testimony of web users that have already made the switch. Browse Happy was intended to be the kind of site to which you could point your parents, your grandparents, or non-technical friends: our aims are to show them that there are choices available, and that people like them can easily switch.

And, yes: I died a little inside when I made this.

Hooray, technical difficulties.: There’s a WordPress issue that’s currently preventing old comments from displaying correctly. Sorry for the inconvenience, but hopefully we’ll be back online soon.

Some context

This is Browse Happy, a weblog entry made on the 20th day of August 2004.