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![]() Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: St. Louis, Missouri USA
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Firefox had been taking a drop in market share the past few months. Now one firm that tracks web users says Firefox has again started to gain market share.
The thing that caught my eye was that they show it to be over 10 percent, and that is the goal that Firefox wanted to reach by the end of the year. They show it at 11.51%. The numbers shown are a good deal higher than the recent numbers from others who track web users. It will be interesting to see what new numbers are shown by others to see if they also support this new gain in market share for Firefox. This link gives you the figures for Firefox and other browsers http://www.onestat.com/html/aboutus_...x_growing.html |
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