Firefox bites Internet Explorer - official

Small but perfectly formed competition

By Nick Farrell

Tue Nov 02 2004, 07:46

MOZILLA AND Firefox use is growing at the expense of Vole's supremely dominant Internet Explorer, as we reported months ago.

According to a monthly report prepared by webcounters WebSideStory, the numbers using Mozzarella and FireFerrit was six percent of the total market in October growing from 5.2 per cent in September and 3.5 per cent in June.

Apparently Mozzarella and FireFerrit share their six per cent perfectly evenly.

IE has more than 95.5 per cent of users in June, 93.7 per cent in September, and just 92.9 per cent last month. Opera and Apple Safari had a flaccid one per cent of users. µ

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