Firefox reached the 25% milestone on Sunday, said Vince Vizzaccaro, executive vice president of California-based Net Applications, which measures browser usage by tracking the machines that visit the 40,000 sites it monitors for clients.
“We always thought that Firefox would be in a great position to compete with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer if it made 10%,” Vizzaccaro said today. “Now one in four people globally are browsing the Internet with Firefox.”
Mozilla passed the 10% market share mark in March 2006, said Vizzaccaro.
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Source: Computerworld
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