Internet Explorer&#39;s Still-Huge Share Keeps Falling
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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.
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Challenges to Microsoft&#39;s Web browser dominance are mounting as Internet Explorer loses more market share to open-source rival Mozilla.
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Internet security may be priceless, but people who want a safer web browser with their older versions of Windows will pay $239. Until last month, the software giant&#39;s security-challenged Internet
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Although Microsoft has nearly 90% of the browser market, its share is down a full five points since May of this year. Mozilla Firefox is doing the damage, with 5.6 million copies downloaded in the last two weeks.
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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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If I want to use the online banking services, I have to use IE. Why? No good reason I can fathom. Heaven knows IE isn&#39;t more secure than Firefox (oh, were it so!
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Mozilla browser is less complete than Internet Explorer but is much more than just an anti-Microsoft statement. Is computing not making the progress it used to, or did I just read a story
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This column gets results. A few months ago I suggested that Internet users would do well to give up on Microsoft Corp.&#39;s buggy and insecure Internet Explorer browser and check out some well-crafted alternatives.
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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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Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer(IE)is facing some stiff competition from Firefox as web analysts have revealed that the proportion of surfers using Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer (IE) has dropped to below 90 percent.
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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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Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer is the default Web browser for Windows users, but it may not be the best choice for your organization.
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While Mozilla may get all the credit for finally dethroning Internet Explorer as the only dominant Web browser with its development of Firefox, the man behind the curtain continues to be Google, which provides the vast majority of the cash that keeps Mozilla going.
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Microsoft just swears that it hasn&#39;t given up on Internet Explorer and that it&#39;s really, really important to the future of Microsoft, to the next version of Windows, etc.
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News.com&#39;s John Borland lays out the issues with shelving Microsoft&#39;s insecure Internet Explorer with a non-MS brower, such as Firefox... The problem is that many Web developers create their sites so they
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New research from Web analytics firm WebSideStory said usage of Microsoft&#39;s dominant Internet Explorer (IE) has dropped slightly.
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Mozilla's Firefox browser continues to gain market share.  However, the launch of Internet Explorer 7 by Microsoft may have acted to temper some of the alternative browser's gains.