Browser war flares again
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WASHINGTON: A new front has been opened in the long-dormant browser war, with an open-source program called Firefox aiming to challenge Microsoft&#39;s dominant Internet Explorer.
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Netscape is partially responsible for the beginning of another browser (the programme you log on to the internet with) battleâthe fledgling Firefox vs the mighty Microsoft.
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There&#39;s been a lot of gossip about the upcoming Google browser and its possible impact on Microsoft. It&#39;s hard to predict what will happen, but it won&#39;t surprise me if an all-out war between Google and Microsoft ensues.
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The Firefox Web browser has been causing a commotion among users and snaring snippets of market share from Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer since June--long before Version 1.0 of the open-source software was officially released earlier this month.
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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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Mozilla will patch Firefox but Microsoft won't update IE--and each points fingers for the problem.
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InfoWorld - It&#8217;s like the browser wars all over again: Two vendors are battling to win the hearts, minds, and debit cards of users and developers. The browser wars were really platform wars, based on the assumption that the browser would be the nexus through which users would access data inside and outside their company&#8217;s walls. The battle hymn is sounding once more, only this time it&#8217;s a ring tone. I&#8217;ll get to the connection between the browser wars and the enterprise mobility race at the end.
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The latest beta release of the next Mozilla Firefox browser is unleashed. Read our review. Plus: Having trouble finding a Firefox 2 download? We've got links. In Monkey Bites.
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Previous patches have been exploited forcing Mozilla to issue another, hopefully, final patch.
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Browser beware Security experts are crying foul over a new supposedly secure browser application.â¦
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Microsoft&#39;s flagship Internet Explorer has once again come under the spotlight, albeit for all the wrong reasons. Two more vulnerabilities were uncovered in the widely used Web browser version 6, according to security firm Secunia.
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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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Recent months have been terrible for Internet Explorer. Their have been tons of bug and security flaw reported. So much so, many security agencies have started recommending people who surf online to shift to alternate browsers.
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Internet Explorer's problems can be traced to Microsoft's shortsightedness during the browser wars of the 1990s. Is the company sowing tomorrow's security woes today?
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a little -- while would-be rival Mozilla gains. A new report says the number of Web visitors using IE dropped from
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Some prompts and websites that download browser plug-ins are turning out to be fronts for malicious programing.
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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.