[sarumont]

A series of highly publicized security vulnerabilities found in Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser may be having an effect on the browser's market share, according to data compiled by WebSideStory, a San Diego Web metrics company. Over the last month, Internet Explorer's share of the browser market dropped by 1 percent, the first noticeable decline since WebSideStory began tracking the browser market in late 1999.

Article: http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,116848,00.asp


w00t!

[Slip]

Also as many of you know recently Homeland Security released a statement asking people to stop using IE and get some different browser because of security reasons.

[Tetsuo]

That is the first advisory of any credibility Homeland Security has issued since its inception

[scientica]

foreach($per_cent as $vitory){
___for(x=0;$x<$victory;$x++){ }

}

[sarumont]

Yeah...when that announcement came out, I stopped using IE. I was running it through winex...it's just such a damn good browser...fast and highly configurable...never crashes. I love IE.


(Just Kidding...I haven't used IE in 321512341234132 years )

[dt2]

LOL! Even I (resident gullible newbie) knew you were kidding...

[Muser]

ya mozilla!! 4.05% market share!

Come on people, Windows, Linux, or Mac, switch to Mozilla!

[zeeone]

Lets see, started with Netscape 1. something, at about 4.3 started playing with something being made in the back rooms at Netscape. Oh no, AOL takes over! But, Moz is so good AOL too, wants to use the drive engine for the new Netscape 6.

Ha, IE, never have, never will!

I even load Moz and Netscape on every computer that I work on.
And those Winblows users still still do not what they are............