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Firefox hits 35% market share in Europe, 22% globally
tgdaily.com - 4/6/2009
Firefox hits 35% market share in Europe, 22% globally
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Analysis – Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 has been available for 18 days and remains the company's weakest web browser at launch since version 3. While the software now seems to be close to 4% market share, it appears to be unable to stop the bleeding of other IE versions. Since the beginning ...
Personas for Firefox | Dress up your web browser
getpersonas.com - 3/31/2009
Personas for Firefox | Dress up your web browser
— getpersonas.com — Mozilla Labs Personas Gallery Create Your Own Demo Frequent Questions What will your browser wear today? Personas... are lightweight, easy-to-install and easy-to-change "skins" for your Firefox web browser. Get Personas for Firefox - Free Firefox Add-on ... (more) Personas for Firefox | Dress up your web browser

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wiki.mozilla.org - 4/1/2009
Firefox/Namoroka - MozillaWiki
— wiki.mozilla.org — From MozillaWiki Firefox.next After Firefox3.5 ("Shiretoko") is released, the next version of Firefox will be developed under... the project name "Namoroka" . The version number will be initially set to "3.6", but this should not be considered final, and ... (more) Firefox/Namoroka - MozillaWiki

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labs.mozilla.com - 4/9/2009
Taskfox Prototype: Ubiquity in Firefox
— labs.mozilla.com — As a user experience exploration, Ubiquity has been incredibly successful. Over a million downloads have highlighted the... need for the web to be connected more tightly with by the power of task-based interfaces. Due to the passion of users, the user ... (more) Taskfox Prototype: Ubiquity in Firefox

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5Words for April 6th, 2009
Technologizer — ... It’s baseball season, everybody! Finally! MLB’s superambitious Web video plan. New FriendFeed: Fast. Very fast. Sony movies coming to YouTube? New iPhones: The suspense builds! IBM: Sorry Sun, no sale. Please welcome the…Obama PC? Unfinished Wolverine movie’s Web premiere. More Android devices from T-Mobile. Firefox hits 22% market share. Hey, BlackBerries are still booming. ShareThis ...

Firefox takes 35% market share in Europe
TechSpot — Firefox has been doing well for quite some time, in some regions of the world better than others. Where it is doing supremely well is Europe, with a massive 35% market share for its latest version alone, making it the biggest region by percentage for the browser worldwide. Certain countries have even higher figures, but 35% for the entire region is impressive. It is interesting to see how a browser's adoption rate can be affected so much by the region it is in. South Korea, for instance, still relies almost exclusively on Internet Explorer, which makes up almost 99% of ...

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