Posted on Monday, January 09 2006 @ 19:55 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
According to a research from NetApplications the usage of Firefox has almost reached 10 percent. In December 2005 it reached 9.57 percent, a 1 percent jump from November 2005.
Microsoft's (Quote, Chart) Internet Explorer (IE) still dominates the browser world at roughly 85 percent of the market. But that figure is a drop from NetApplication's November 2005 statistics, which put IE at 86 percent of the market.
Mac-based Safari inched up from 2.78 percent in November 2005 to 3.07 percent the next month; Opera experienced a negligible gain from .53 percent to .55 percent in the same time frame. Netscape dropped from 1.25 percent of the market to 1.24. All other browsers collectively saw a gain from .43 percent to .53 percent.
More info over at
InternetNews.
