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OSNews: Which Browsers Do Techies Use?
Sep 5, 2004, 09 :00 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (9183 reads)

(Other stories by Chris Cowell-Shah)

"This is a report of a very simple and unscientific effort to determine which browsers are used by tech-savvy power users. Why would anyone care? Idle curiosity, mostly. And because it might be interesting to see if the recent spate of well-publicized security problems with Windows and Internet Explorer have had any effect on browser choice among alpha geeks.

"I'd be astonished if there hadn't been some sort of migration away from IE over the last few months, but inertia can be a powerful force: a lot of people are just plain used to IE by now and they may figure that the hassle of changing outweighs the risk of security breaches. We'll see..."

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Related Stories:
LinuxInsider: Mozilla Usage Flat in July Following June Surge(Jul 28, 2004)
PCWorld: Mozilla Gains on IE(Jul 11, 2004)


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1. I am probably not a techie. 2. I am a ...   which browser   
jerry
Sep 5, 2004, 15:27:57
 
Well, mozilla of course :)  ...   -   
Stijn Spijker
Sep 5, 2004, 20:32:12
 
> 1. I am probably not a techie. 2. I am ...   Re: which browser   
aRTee
Sep 6, 2004, 12:46:54
 
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