It's getting difficult to keep track of all the different companies claiming to have the difinitive
score in the browser wars. One called NetApplications is saying that after a full one-point gain in since November,
Firefox is now the browser of choice for 9.6% of
web surfers. NetApplications also says that it's "
very close to hitting a critical mass of
10 percent, which could mean a more rapid adoption rate." I'm a little skeptical about 10% being that magic
"critical mass" number, but it is a number that pointy-haired execs can't ignore when their engineers tell
them they need to be developing with standards in mind.
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Subscribe to commentsDannyJan 5th 2006 2:05PM
I can't believe that only 9.6% of internet users are NOT idiots... oh, wait, yeah i can.