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Firefox Crosses the Dime Mark
Thu, 01/12/2006 - 11:25 — kebernet
According to NetApplications.com - ‘leaders in web-based applications that measure, monitor and market websites’ - Firefox has now bagged 10 per cent of the global browser market.
This may sound like good news for Firefox, but not when you consider that Firefox currently wipes the floor with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer as far as functionality is concerned (designers will already be familiar with IE’s numerous bugs, some of which you can check out here).
Of course, here at the penguin, we have a much more enlightened readership...
Though I want to know who the 1.66% of you are that use "Internet Explorer 6.0 - Windows 98". Seriously, you need help.
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RE: Firefox Crosses the Dime Mark
1.66%... Hey, that\'s me.... IE6 under win98 under qemu under linux 2.6.15 :) nothing wrong with it.... quite a good way of getting IE only sites to work (sometimes Wine just can\'t do it).