Internet Explorer keeps losing market share
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Although Microsoft Corp. still dominates the Web browser space, its Internet Explorer continues to lose market share to open-source rival Mozilla.
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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.
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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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Another Web browser usage survey is showing a familiar trend: Mozilla&#39;s share is rising at the expense of Internet Explorer. Global usage share numbers released Monday by OneStat.
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Web analysts say the proportion of surfers using Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer (IE) has dropped to below 90%, reports BBC News.
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Internet Explorer users are at least four times as likely to click on Web ads than Firefox users, a German advertising technology company said last week.
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com. Back in the mid-&#39;90s, they called it the Browser Wars: Netscape Navigator vs. Microsoft Internet Explorer. But that score was settled long ago, when America Online ironically bought
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Alternative Web browsers Mozilla and FireFox experienced another month of growth at the expense of Microsoft&#39;s dominant Internet Explorer, according to an online study.
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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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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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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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Upstart open-source Web browser Firefox has captured 5 percent of the browser market, according to Web analytics firm WebSideStory. At the same time,  Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT) Internet Explorer has seen its market share drop to just over 90 percent.
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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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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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Web users are increasingly looking for alternatives to Internet Explorer, according to new figures from analyst WebSideStory. For the first time, there has been a fall in the share of surfers using Microsoft&#39;s browser.
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Usage of Microsoft Internet Explorer continues to fall in the United States, dropping 1.09 percentage points to 91.80 percent of the browser market last month, more than triple the rate
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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.