Firefox gains more market shares than Internet Explorer

January 22, 2005 D. H. McKee

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A recent research conducted by WebSideStory, a market research firm, depicts Firefox at a continuous growth rate since last year.
The research firm reported that Internet Explorer�s market shares have dropped by 1.5 percent to 90.3 percent, since December to Mid-January time frame. Mozilla�s Firefox gained 0.9 percent market shares to a full five percent. According to WebSideStory, IE�s market shares have been on a continuous decline since June of last year. Since then, Internet Explorer usage has dropped from 95.5 to 90.3, a 5.8 percent drop in almost seven months.
In addition to Firefox, other browsers are also growing at a gradual rate. Apple�s Safari and Opera grew from a little under one percent to 2.1, a 1.1 percent growth factor.
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