The world's most popular open source web browser, Firefox, is all about change.  It changed the way people thought a web browser should work.  It changed the ways in which you can customize it to make it your web browser beyond just adding a script plugin here or a toolbar there.  And now, Mozilla has its eyes et on changing something else:  A Guinness World Record.  That's right, the people behind Firefox want to break the world record for the most number of times a single piece of software has been downloaded within 24 hours and they've got a good campaign set up already.

People love Firefox.  In fact, some people love it so much that they (myself included) have been running Firefox 3 since the beta stages.  Others love it to the extent that they have pledged their support to download Firefox 3 on Download Day.  In fact, here are a few countries and the number of people that have pledged to download the fox on D-Day:

• United States:  185,377
• Canada: 31,551
• United Kingdom:  45,417
• Australia:  18,401
• Brazil:  76,597
• Russia:  29,670

Want to pledge your support for Download Day 2008?  Go to the source and click the "PLEDGE NOW!" button.  As one of Firefox's beta testers, I can guarantee that you won't be disappointed with the new version!