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I started to have access to a computer on a regular basis around late 1998/early 1999 at school. I remember a teacher installed Netscape on all the computers. I was intrigued, tried it and basically sticked with it until Netscape 8. Quickly after the release of Netscape 8, I learned about a new project based on it and called Firefox (1.0). The project mission really resonated with me and I decided to switch to Firefox as my default browser.
By discovering Firefox, I became more curious about the Web, development and open source in general. Fast forward to now, I'm still using Firefox (and other product from Mozilla) and I'm actively contributing to it :).