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	Ben Goodger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ben Goodger (born in London, England) is a former employee of Netscape Communications Corporation and the Mozilla Foundation and lead developer of the Firefox web browser.
		Ben grew up in Auckland, New Zealand, and graduated from the University of Auckland in 2003 with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering.
		When he was a teenager, Ben gained some notoriety in anime nerd circles for his large and very popular Sailor Moon website called "Millennium", which shares the same namesake as his personal website.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ben_Goodger (149 words)

	Ben Goodger Talks About Mozilla Firefox Future - MozillaZine Talkback
		Following on from Mike Connor's concerns about Mozilla Firefox development, lead engineer Ben Goodger has written a weblog post saying that work is ongoing to ensure Firefox meets its short-term and long-term goals.
		Ben points to the Firefox section of Mozilla development wiki, which includes details about the plans for 1.1 and 2.0 (well worth reading if you want a technical look at what the future holds) and also announces that he is delegating responsibility for some features to others.
		Ben hopes this will give him more time to spend on release management, code reviews and long-neglected areas of Mozilla code (bookmarks, history and search are specifically singled out).
	www.mozillazine.org /talkback.html?article=6210 (316 words)

	Firefox: 18 months later - The University of Auckland
		Firefox Lead Engineer and expat Kiwi Ben Goodger talks about where Firefox has come in the past year and a half, where it's going for Firefox2 and beyond, and some of the challenges the Mozilla project faces with its recent successes.
		Ben Goodger is a Software Engineer for Google Inc. in Mountain View, California and is the lead engineer on the Firefox project.
		Ben led product and project management of the Firefox project from Phoenix 0.5 through the Firefox 1.0 release and has played a key role in project development since.
	www.auckland.ac.nz /uoa/about/events/2006/05/seminars/goodger.cfm (172 words)

	Ben Goodger leaves the Mozilla Foundation for Google \| Avencius
		Ben Goodger, lead Firefox developer, announced in his blog that he's leaving the Mozilla Foundation's pay roll, for Google.
		My name is Ben Goodger, and if you've found this page you've probably come here from some site talking about Firefox - since that's mostly what this page is about.
		Ben Goodger states in his blog that he'll be driving the 1.1, 1.5 and 2.0 releases and is still fully commited to Firefox.
	www.avencius.nl /?q=node/94 (578 words)

	Mozilla Firefox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ben Goodger, the lead developer of Firefox, who grew up in Auckland, chose these codenames.
		According to Goodger, "Deer Park is not Deer Park, Victoria, but just a symbolic name.
		I was riding LIRR a few weeks ago and saw the name go by and I thought it sounded nice." Therefore, this name probably references Deer Park, New York, a CDP on Long Island, United States.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Firefox (4211 words)

	Google snaps up top Firefox programmer \| CNET News.com
		Ben Goodger announced Monday on his blog that he took a job with Google on Jan. 10.
		Goodger himself complained about Microsoft's software in a December posting on his blog.
		Goodger's hiring at Google this month explains a Jan. 22 blog posting in which he said he had just returned to Firefox 1.1 development after being "incredibly busy this past two weeks taking care of some important matters." He indicated earlier in the month that he hoped the version would be released in March.
	news.com.com /Google+...+Firefox+programmer/2100-1032_3-5548682.html (831 words)

	Ben Goodger Going to Google - MozillaZine Talkback
		Ben Goodger announced today on his weblog that he has left the Mozilla Foundation to take a position at Google, but will continue his role as leader of the Firefox project.
		I appreciate that Ben is a Firefox rather than XUL developer, but this is a first step somewhere; Firefox and Google are now working together, officially.
		Ben was slated to be on the cover of "Wired," but got replaced with Blake Ross, and Ben was cut out of the ABC News World Report report about Firefox completely.
	www.mozillazine.org /talkback.html?article=5949 (1532 words)

	Another default theme coming - MozillaZine Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ben, I understand that you had problems with Arvid about Qute's license, etc, but remember Fx's art is not open, either.
		Out of respect, Ben and the Identity team should have contacted Arvid and had multiple discussions about licensing and ideas for a NEW theme post Deceber 9th, 2003.
		Ben is one awesome guy and has earned all of my greatest respect for all he's done with Firefox.
	forums.mozillazine.org /viewtopic.php?p=563065 (1876 words)

	Linux Pipeline \| Communication Breakdown
		Mozilla developer Ben Goodger may wish he had devoted his blog entry last Thursday to the weather, instead of tearing into Netscape's new browser.
		Goodger probably didn't expect his comments, which might have gone unnoticed a couple of years ago, to get so much media attention.
		Goodger's comments are most interesting, however, because of the questions they raise.
	www.linuxpipeline.com /163701295 (1134 words)

	Ben Goodger gives an update on Firefox 1.1 \| Avencius
		Ben Goodger gives an update on Firefox 1.1
		Ben Goodger gives an update on Firefox 1.1
		Ben Goodger, leading the Firefox development, has updated his Inside Firefox blog with more information concerning the 1.1 release which will not be a hugely ambitious release.
	www.avencius.nl /?q=node/76 (229 words)

	Digital Inspiration
		Lead engineer for the project Ben Goodger noted that the new roadmap for Firefox 2 will include an alpha release developer preview in March and a beta release preview in April.
		Since his first posting on the delays, Goodger felt the need to point out that the slippage in the release dates was not because he had started work at Google.
		The buzz meter ratcheted up a few ticks last week when Ben Goodger and Darin Fisher, two key players in the development of the Firefox browser, each announced on the MozillaZine blog that they were now employees of Google.
	labnol.blogspot.com /2005_01_30_labnol_archive.html (3289 words)

	XUL & RDF - Introductory Chat with Chris Waterson, Robert Churchill, Dave Hyatt
		Ben, in a future release, I'd like to add draggable windows that could be absolutely positioned on a virtual desktop.
		Ben: One of the many problems with the sidebar is that it can only display so much info, before it takes more space that the content area.
		Ben: yes, although I have to admit that I'm a proponent of aggregating search results from multiple engines, and being "smart" about it.
	www.mozillazine.org /chat/logs/1999-10-19-XULRDF.html (3612 words)

	Interview : Ben Goodger, chief developer of Firefox :: OSDir.com :: Open Source, Linux News & Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Interview : Ben Goodger, chief developer of Firefox
		"Ben Goodger, chief developer of Firefox, has taken time to speak to Neowin before a very important 1.0 release of the browser.
		OSDir is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	osdir.com /Article1732.phtml (168 words)

	Presenter Bios \| F-K
		Ben Goodger is a lead developer for Mozilla's Firefox web browser.
		Ben led the launch of the Firefox web browser, which has resulted in more than 53 million Firefox downloads since November 2004.
		Ben has been crucial to the creation of the Extension System and has made significant contributions to the Software Update System, Windows Shell integration, the Download user interface, the Options user interface and many other features.
	www.xtech-conference.org /2005/bios_fk.asp (2861 words)

	jeff.hume.ca - Ben Goodger Moving To Google
		Ben Goodger, the lead engineer for Mozilla's wildly successful Firefox web browser, has posted on his blog that he is now employeed by Google instead of the Mozilla Foundation.
		He further notes that while he is now an employee of Google, he will still carry on his role in the Firefox project.
		Posted by: The Valrus at January 28, 2005 08:48 PM Because I'm a goof.
	jeff.hume.ca /archives/2005/01/24/ben_goodger_moving_to_google.php (215 words)

	Firefox lead engineer scolds KDE project: ZDNet Australia: News: Software
		Commenting in his blog on the stoush -- which revolves around an Apple proposal to dump the KHTML engine it famously integrated into its Safari Web browser several years ago -- Goodger was harsh on the KDE project.
		Goodger went on to say the open source community could not accuse Apple of breaching any licences.
		Goodger gave the open source community a list of ways in which they could follow Apple in attempting to create software that could change the world.
	www.zdnet.com.au /news/software/0,2000061733,39191656,00.htm (785 words)

	Neil's World: Interview with Ben Goodger
		It’s fitting then that 10 years on, CNet News.com has an interview with Firefox developer Ben Goodger, as I’d argue that Firefox is, right now, the most advanced and user-friendly browser available, and one that can trace its routes all the way back to Navigator all those years ago.
		The interview is very interesting and offers a good insight into the development of the browser.
		You are reading a weblog entry entitled "Interview with Ben Goodger" on Neil's World, which was posted on 13 October 2004.
	www.neilturner.me.uk /2004/Oct/13/interview_with_ben_goodger.html (303 words)

	Ben Goodger on Firefox 1.5’s “Memory Leaks” at trikenit.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ben Goodger on Firefox 1.5’s “Memory Leaks” at trikenit.com
		A back-forward history cache in Firefox 1.5 is the cause of complaints about memory leaks in Firefox, according to Ben Goodger.
		No Responses to “Ben Goodger on Firefox 1.5’s “Memory Leaks””
	www.trikenit.com /2006/02/14/ben-goodger-on-firefox-15s-memory-leaks (128 words)

	Warping it up! :: Interview with Ben Goodger about Mozilla Firefox 1.0
		Interview with Ben Goodger about Mozilla Firefox 1.0
		New Zealand IT weekly Computerworld has an interview with Mozilla Firefox lead Ben Goodger.
		According to slashdot.org; zmarties writes "In a very low key announcement on his blog, Ben Goodger, lead developer for Firefox,...
	www.bytefarmers.com /log?p=124 (333 words)

	Interview with Ben Goodger, chief developer of Firebird (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		It's not often that we at Neowin get to talk to someone who really is pioneering a new look on the internet, so it was a real surprise when Ben Goodger, chief developer of Mozilla Firebird, accepted our invitation to have a quick chat about his job, and the great program that is Mozilla Firebird.
		For those of you not knowing about Firebird, it is a brand new browser that is taking the web by storm.
		Asides from a brief history of the browser, we've got Ben talking about whats happening to Firebird at the moment, why Internet Explorer users should switch, and much much more.
	www.geeknewz.com /print.php?id=868 (167 words)

	DriverHeaven.net - Neowin Interview : Ben Goodger, chief developer of Firefox
		Oct 3, 2004 03:09 PM Neowin Interview : Ben Goodger, chief developer of Firefox
		"Recently, Neowin sat down with Ben Goodger, the chief developer of Firefox, and had a good long chat.
		Ben talks to us about 1.0 PR, Ben's views (or lack of) on SP2, the future of Firefox / XUL technologies, and much more.
	www.driverheaven.net /printthread.php?t=57712 (102 words)

	Jeremy's Blog :: Ben Goodger Responds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ben Goodger has responded to the Firefox issues I posted about here.
		Ben, who is a lead engineer, has also delegated some additional tasks which should free him up for release management, code reviews and long-neglected areas of Mozilla code (bookmarks, history and search are specifically singled out).
		Great to see that things seem to be on the right path.
	jeremy.linuxquestions.org /blog/_archives/2005/3/13/429106.html (125 words)

	Unearthing the origins of Firefox \| Newsmakers \| CNET News.com
		Only 14 years old when the Netscape browser was first released in 1994, Ben Goodger is leading a key effort to preserve that browser's legacy.
		Goodger, a native of Auckland, New Zealand, has spent most of the past four years working for AOL's Netscape division and then at the Mozilla Foundation AOL spun off last year to oversee the open-source development of the Mozilla and Firefox browsers.
		As the Web observes the 10th anniversary of the first public release of the Netscape browser, Goodger finds himself the lead engineer for Firefox, widely seen as Mozilla's best browser yet and an increasingly popular alternative to Microsoft's dominant Internet Explorer.
	news.com.com /Unearthing+the+...+of+Firefox/2008-1032_3-5406708.html (2215 words)

	MozillaNews - Ben Goodger on Firefox 1.0 Preview Release Preparations
		Ben Goodger on Firefox 1.0 Preview Release Preparations
		Ben Goodger has blogged about the impending Firefox 1.0 Preview Release.
		This post is important in that it shows they've got most of the major bugs squashed, and are trimming the list of open 1.0 bugs.
	mozillanews.org /index.php3?article=e144514ab359177033f04824fde6287b (186 words)

	Google’s new hiring might restart GBrowser rumors on Software Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		And the latest high profile hiring of lead engineer of the Firefox Web browser Ben Goodger would now fuel exactly that.
		Ben on his part has clarified on his personal Blog that his work on Firefox would remain unaffected as a result of this news.
		He would be working in Google as a software engineer and would be using half of his official time on Firefox development.
	stuff.techwhack.com /archives/2005/01/26/ben-goodger-joins-google (688 words)

	Google hires top Firefox programmer - Tech News & Reviews - MSNBC.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ben Goodger said in a note on his Web site that he would continue to work on Firefox, a free browser that has gained a popular following due to additional features and fewer attacks from malicious hackers.
		Goodger's title at Google will be software engineer, she said, and half of his time will be donated to the non-profit Mozilla foundation, which owns Firefox.
		The Firefox browser has been downloaded more than 20 million times and currently has a market share of at least 5 percent, according to industry estimates -- a figure that is likely to increase if leveraged with the Google brand name.
	msnbc.msn.com /id/6865657 (467 words)

	O'Reilly Radar > EuroOSCON 2005: Ben Goodger to Speak on Firefox
		EuroOSCON 2005: Ben Goodger to Speak on Firefox
		I just confirmed Ben Goodger (lead developer of Mozilla Firefox) to speak at EuroOSCON.
		He's giving a session titled "Firefox: Mainstreaming Open Source where he'll talk about the lessons learned in the Firefox project and propose a framework that other Open Source projects can use to maximize their success with users and the consumer market.
	radar.oreilly.com /archives/2005/08/eurooscon_2005.html (201 words)

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