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this link. ]
“The result show that Firefox remains the most widely used Web
browser. Indeed, Chrome does come in second and its use has
increased over the year by 9% while Firefox increased only 2%. With
Konqueror and Opera remaining pretty much stagnant as well, one
might have to assume that other less popular browsers are declining
in use, such as the now defunct Flock, Epiphany, Dillo, and
possibly even Links/Lynx.”
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