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Microsoft Internet Explorer loses market share Google's Chrome boosted its share of the browser market by a bigger margin than did Mozilla's Firefox in October, the fourth time its gains have trumped those of the second place browser in the last year, a web metrics company said yesterday.
Google’s Chrome web browser has enjoyed a steadily rising popularity, offering reliability and functionality that users found quite a welcome change from older, clunkier web browsers. Google Chrome 4.0 is still in its BETA stages but what we’re seeing is quite promising. Perhaps the biggest new feature in Chrome 4.0 is bookmark syncing. Originally released last [...]
In the last couple of days, both Google's Chrome browser and Mozilla's Firefox have come out with new betas claiming improved performance. Why not compare these new betas head-to-head?
Firefox is five years old. Five years ago, Microsoft seemed to have an absolute lock on the browser market with Internet Explorer, having long ago crushed Netscape. The browser wars were over. Or so it seemed.
Lunascape , the only browser out there that can handle all three major web rendering engines — Firefox’s Gecko, Internet Explorer’s Trident and WebKit (Safari and Chrome) - received a makeover. The new version (released today), Lunascape 6.0 ORION, is free, in beta stage, Windows-only (Windows 7 is supported) and available in 11 languages (English, Chinese, Spanish, German, Japanese, French and ...
Built into Windows 7 or available as a free download for other operating systems, Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) offers a number of improvements and new features to go up against the likes of competing browsers such as Mozilla's Firefox , Google's Chrome , Apple's Safari , and Opera . IE8 delivers Internet users stepped up security against cross-site scripting attacks, downloads of ...
The launch of Google's Chrome browser a little over a year ago brought with it a mountain of hype and expectations, with some suggesting it could be as instantly disruptive and beneficial as Gmail was to the Web mail market. After all, here was Google opening another front against Microsoft with a big and bold move, and also turning into a competitor to its close partner Mozilla, maker of ...
Google's Chrome boosted its share of the browser market by a bigger margin than did Mozilla's Firefox in October, the fourth time its gains have trumped those of the second-place browser in the last year, a Web metrics company said yesterday.
For browser fans, this is the best of times. The five most popular Web browsers - Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Google Chrome and Opera - have released significant new versions this year.
Happy birthday Firefox. Its hard to believe that its been 5 years already. Just surviving 5 years in the tech industry is a fairly significant feat, but Firefox has made its mark as the big fish in the small pond. Being the leading web browser that isn't Internet Explorer is commendable; however Google may knock Firefox off its pedestal with Chrome.
Fresh on the heels of Firefox's latest beta , Google has also just released a new beta build of their Chrome web browser. In addition to a number of speed improvements, the most exciting thing about today's beta release is the inclusion of the Google Chrome synchronization framework . Although still in development, this technology allows Chrome users to sync their browser bookmarks across ...