Internet Explorer's Share Dips Below 90%
sheepoo writes "CNN has a story stating that, according to a WebSideStory report, Internet Explorer has slipped below 90% usage share for the first time." From the article: "Firefox, an open-source browser collectively developed by the Internet community under the Mozilla Foundation, had a 6.8 percent share as of April 29, an increase from 3.0 percent since WebSideStory began tracking Firefox separately in October."
...for, I dunno, *this* page, which still doesn't render right in Firefox.
So, even before it was writte^H^H^H^H^H^Hcopied from Mosaic, it had 90% market share? That's AMAZING! :)
You are not the customer.
And just imagine what it would be like if every user cared.
Imagine if there was a way we could communicate without the internet. Waves travel well through air, perhaps we could make them somehow, and then have others interpret them and understand what we were saying.
I am trolling
Anybody that ever switched from Firefox back to IE for security reasons, respond to this...
BSD is dying? Noooooooo!
Maybe once FireFox gets a bit more bloated, they'll let it in.
I don't care if it's 90,000 hectares. That lake was not my doing.
Interestingly, a new survey done by www.windowsupdate.com shows that 99% of the hits come from Internet Explorer.
Dude, I'm getting about a 65/35 spilt between IE/Moz on my latest website at http://localhost/test
The monopoly is coming crashing down I tells ya!