“There’s a browser war brewing, the likes of which hasn’t been
seen since the mid-90s clash between Internet Explorer and Netscape
Navigator. This time, it’s the Mozilla Foundation’s Firefox in the
role of David against Microsoft’s IE Goliath. So far, corporations
seem to be siding with the big guy–but David is finding
followers.“Ever since Firefox 1.0 debuted last November, an estimated 27
million users have adopted–or at least downloaded–the open-source
Web browser. Most analysts agree that consumers and small
businesses represent the bulk of the user base, but Firefox is also
gaining traction among enterprises…”
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