Internet Explorer Loses More Market Share
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eWeek says that new data shows Web site visitors paying more attention to alternative browsers, as Microsoft&#39;s share drops to 93.
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Web surfing has belonged almost exclusively to Microsoft Corp.&#39;s Internet Explorer ever since it buried Netscape&#39;s pioneering browser.
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Microsoft Corp.&#39;s (MSFT.O: Quote, Profile, Research) share of the browser market slipped slightly in recent months but still dominated with 92.
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Move signals a shift in strategy for company that competes against Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser.
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The proportion of surfers using Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) has dropped to below 90%, say web analysts.
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Open Source browsers are continuing to eat into the market share of Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer. According to market analysts WebSideStory, Internet Explorer held 92.
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Well someone&#39;s forgotten to tell Ben Goodger and his team at the Mozilla Foundation because this Kiwi software engineer is taking market share from Internet Explorer (IE) with Firefox, the
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The Motley Fool - Firefox is catching fire -- pardon the pun -- and for good reason. Web surfers looking for a reliable alternative to Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT - News) Internet Explorer have been busy over the last month downloading the new version of the Web browser. The Mozilla Foundation, a network of programmers jointly developing open-source technology, reports more than 8 million people have downloaded the program since early November.
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TechWeb - Still, the upstart browser remained a distant second to Microsoft Internet Explorer, which ended the year with 66% of the market, according to Web metrics firm XiTi Monitor.
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Ziff Davis - New data shows Web site visitors paying more attention to alternative browsers, as Microsoft's share drops to 93.7 percent of the market.
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When was the last time you heard about the browser wars? Well, they&#39;re back. The reason: For the first time in more than seven years, Microsoft (MSFT ) is losing Web browser market share.
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Remember those days back in 1995, when Netscape Navigator was synonymous with internet? That was the time when Microsoftâs Internet Explorer entered the market for a head-on collision with the Netscape Navigator.
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That should have been said a long time ago. After Microsoft cemented a monopoly of the Web-browser market, it let Internet Explorer go stale, parceling out ho-hum updates that neglected vulnerabilities
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commentary The debate between Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox has intensified in recent months. Media columnists have put forth the merits of their case; an overwhelming number believe the time is right to bury Internet Explorer.
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Since Microsoft won the browser wars in the late 1990s, its Internet Explorer software has been the way most people surf the Web. But with some slick new challengers on the scene, that may be about to change.
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USA Today: &quot;Firefox proponents acknowledge it will have to do a lot more than swipe a few percentage points of market share to pose a significant threat to Explorer.
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The open-source Firefox browser is chipping away at Internet Explorer&#39;s market dominance, and analysts are saying that Internet sites should add it to their test list.