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Firefox Continues to Gain

Why does it matter that Firefox's market share up to 8.71%? I mean, it's not like anyone is making money on browsers.  Well, every person who stops using Internet Explorer is another person not automatically going to MSN when they open up their browser, thus undercutting a big chunk of their internet strategy.  That's why it matters.

July 15, 2005 in Internet |

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» Firefox: Good, but not Infallible from Very Small Doses - J. Marcus Xavier
FireFox's community marketing website, SpreadFirefox.com, was hacked on Sunday--an intrusion that could have exposed private user information to spammers. The story comes from ZDnet and represents "an embarrassment to Mozilla, which uses security as th... [Read More]

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Patrick

Except that the sort of person who gets another browser is the sort of person who would change their IExplorer homepage anyway.

Posted by: Patrick | July 18, 2005 at 04:45 AM

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