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No More Microsoft Internet Explorer for the 2010 Soccer World Cup
Nov 24, 2008, 02 :03 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4126 reads)

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"So lets project current browser usage trends over the last year up until the start of the world cup in South Africa, June 2010, to see how that future audience will browse the Internet. This is what I found (my data source data from Net Applications):

"Internet Explorer - still the largest market share holder but now commands only 61% of the market (it drops to below 60% in the following quarter). A far cry from those days of 95%.

"Mozilla Firefox - commands over 25% of the browser market. A full quarter of your potential audience.

"Alternate browsers (Firefox, Opera, Safari) - 1 in 3 people will use these browsers."

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