Microsoft: Firefox does not threaten IE&#39;s market share
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Internet Explorer (IE) is no less secure than any other browser and does not lack any important features, according to Microsoft. But the managing director of Cisco admitted that he wouldnât use IE without additional protection.
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Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer is continuing to lose some of its share of the browser market, as its much-smaller competitors slowly gain customers, according to US Internet periodical, eWeek.
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Forty-five days and some 13 million downloads after its official release, Mozilla&#39;s Firefox browser is showing undeniable momentum--but does it signal the beginning of the end to Microsoft&#39;s monopoly over the basic software used to access the Web?
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Firefox, the open-source challenger to market heavyweight Internet Explorer, has surpassed 10 million downloads in a little more than a month since the browser was released in November.
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Opera Browser - Firefox Not the Only IE Alternative  Security flaws have long plagued Internet Explorer (IE), the market-dominating web browser from Microsoft. IE won the early browser wars, not only because it was free and bundled with Windows, but because it had some features and capabilities that its only real ...
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Firefox, the alternative Web browser from the nonprofit Mozilla Foundation, is chipping away at Microsoft Internet Explorer&#39;s stranglehold on the market.
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For many people, using a non-Microsoft browser such as Firefox is now a must for secure Web surfing--but most still keep a copy of Internet Explorer around just in case.
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Firefox continues to grow in Europe, with the browser share now approaching 30 percent. Meanwhile, Internet Explorer has gone below 70 percent.
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Although the Firefox Web browser gave up some market share last month, according to Net Applications, the opposite was true for Apple's Safari. It continued to gain ground, as did Mac OS X.
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Mozilla Firefox Internet Browser Market Share Gains to 7.4%  The latest survey from OneStat.com shows what was expected. Firefox is gaining on Internet Explorer and pretty rapidly. As per the reports, Mozilla Foundation has taken a 7.4% market share gaining more than 5% since May. Microsoft&rsquo;s Internet Explorer has dropped down ...
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Clearly the hottest up-and-coming alternative to the Internet Explorer is Mozilla&#39;s Firefox Web browser. Firefox, a free download, has tricks up its sleeve that Internet Explorer has not yet caught on to.
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Mozilla will patch Firefox but Microsoft won't update IE--and each points fingers for the problem.
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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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Unless you&#39;ve been ignoring the Internet, you&#39;re probably aware of Firefox 1.0. This open-source Web browser has garnered a significant following, though not one that severely impacts the reigning king, Microsoft&#39;s Explorer.
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p2pnet.net News:- Mozilla&#39;s Firefox is still giving Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer grief, scoring heavily against the latter&#39;s gaping security holes.
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Zawodny  threads off of Scoble  on the IE issue:  "I have to say, when I first read that I nearly fell off my chair laughing. I was thinking "how stupid ARE these IE guys?!?!?!" But we all know that Microsoft is full of smart people who care about what they're doing. So something really doesn't compute here."  "Last time I checked, IE wasn't even close to feature parity with Mozilla's browsers. No popup blocking, no tabbed browsing, etc."  "Does the IE team really not know what their product is missing?"  Perhaps.  It's highly likely that they just don't know.  The bigger issue here is that Microsoft products can't fail and they can't succeed.  Microsoft has 40-50 billion in the bank.  There ...
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Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer&#39;s share of the browser universe slipped nearly a full percentage point since September, giving more hope to open-source rivals such as Mozilla&#39;s Firefox that the trend is not a fluke.