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“You will be pleasantly surprised to know that despite Firefox 5
was released just 14 days back, it claims significant share in
web-browser market for June 2011! Internet Explorer being the
default web-browser for Microsoft Windows still manages to take the
lead in the browser race for the last month. Nevertheless, Internet
Explorer’s latest version, version 9.0 is still facing inertia from
its users probably due to drastic makeover; and IE 8.0 claims the
more user base (in fact more user base than any other browser).
Firefox 4, released back in March this year has steadily gained
popularity over its version 3.6 that long dominated the web-browser
market. Chrome 12, on the other hand, lags behind the Firefox 4
with minor difference.”
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