Cozilla

Cozilla is a fictional web browser created by the Mozilla Foundation, the same organization behind the popular Firefox web browser. The name "Cozilla" is a playful combination of "C" for C programming language, which is the primary language used in the development of Firefox, and "ozilla," a reference to the Mozilla Foundation. Cozilla was introduced as a humorous and lighthearted way to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Mozilla project, which began in 1998. It is not intended for actual use and serves as a fun nod to the browser's history and development. The concept of Cozilla was popularized through various Mozilla events and social media posts, highlighting the collaborative and innovative spirit of the Mozilla community. Despite its fictional nature, Cozilla has become a beloved symbol of Mozilla's commitment to open-source software and community-driven development.