Internet Explorer Loses More Market Share
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Microsoft Internet Explorer is continuing to lose share in the browser market, as its much-smaller competitors chisel at its dominant position, new Web site visitor data shows.
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The latest web browser usage survey shows Mozilla&#39;s share is rising at the expense of Internet Explorer. The browser has increased its market share to 7.4 percent, from 2.1 percent in May.
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This time, it&#39;s not Andreessen&#39;s former company Netscape Communications that&#39;s taking on Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer; it&#39;s the emerging popularity of smaller products such as Apple Computer&#39;s Safari and open-source browser Firefox, Andreessen said.
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The browser market lives, and IT executives should be open-minded about using Firefox and other alternatives. The browser market lives.
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In addition to showing a penchant for alternatives to Internet Explorer, the latest data also suggest that Mozilla is becoming the preferred option for those seeking to abandon Microsoft.
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Mozilla is starting to pose a threat to Microsoftâs Internet Explorer after years of being the darling of a strange mix of AOL enthusiasts and techies.
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Microsoft&#39;s web browser, Internet Explorer, is continuing its slow but steady slide in market share. According to fresh numbers from web metrics firm Websidestory, IE&#39;s share has slipped 1.8 per cent in the last three months.
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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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Already facing a threat to its Windows operating system dominance from the open source Linux platform, Microsoft can&#39;t be too thrilled to find out this week that its Internet Explorer browser is losing market share to the open source Mozilla offering.
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The percentage of Americans using Web browsers Mozilla and Firefox is on the up as Internet users turn away from Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer due to perceived risks with that application.
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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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Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer&#39;s usage share continues to fall in the United States. Between November 5 and December 3, Internet Explorer&#39;s share dropped 1.09 percentage points to 91.80 percent, according to WebSideStory.
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Aoraki Mt Cook Ski Planes and New Zealand Tourism Online are turning their backs on Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer. Both companies are among the early adopters of Firefox, a free &quot;open source&quot; Web browser.
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Microsoft continues to take its browser dominance for granted, and it&#39;s starting to get spanked as a result. The market share of Internet Explorer has been slipping since June, and the latest figures show that the decline continues.
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Loss of market share could have implications for Microsoft's future in Web services, says Mozilla Europe's president.
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Will Microsoft Lose The Browser Wars?  Until recently, software giant, Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser enjoyed a relatively unchallenged position as the most popular Web browser in the world.  Despite lawsuits and charges of unfair competition from the likes of Netscape and others, Microsoft dominates browser software with over 90% market share.  Microsoft's ...
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Mozilla&#39;s Firefox is gaining ground, and fast. In the beginning of this year, Microsoft Internet Explorer was almost fully controlling the market on its own.