This awesome tool shows browser market share in real time
A new tool called created by Chartbeat called "Percent of the Internet" shows you how many people at any given time are using Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Safari.
A new tool called created by Chartbeat called "Percent of the Internet" shows you how many people at any given time are using Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Safari.
Chrome, Google's speedy web browser, eclipsed Internet Explorer in its global market share back in May and is now leading by a significant margin of nearly 2 percent.
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 10 web browser will include a default “Do Not Track” feature that allows users to stop advertisers from tracking and collecting their personal data while surfing the net, the company announced late yesterday.
Apparently, Federal Trade Commission …
Internet Explorer has been sliding downhill in market share for the past few years, but recently mined stats show something the critics never expected to see: A small but significant uptick in IE’s numbers since the beginning of 2012.
Data …
Microsoft published a post on its Internet Explorer Engineering Team blog today calling out Google for bypassing Internet Explorer’s privacy settings.
Last Friday, The Wall Street Journal broke the news that Google has been bypassing privacy settings set by users …
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This morning, Microsoft is showing off Love Is in the Air, a browser demo intended …
Microsoft’s long journey to revitalize Internet Explorer, and make it a competitive web browser against speedy upstarts like Google Chrome, finally reached its end tonight. A few hours ago, Microsoft made the final version of Internet Explorer 9 available on …
Clearly, Microsoft’s bold browser revamp with Internet Explorer 9 is getting noticed. The company announced today that the beta version of IE9, which was made available last week, was downloaded over 2 million times worldwide in two days.
In comparison, …
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is apparently fed up with being the black sheep of the web browser family. The newest version strips away all extra baggage, including its own identity, and focuses exclusively on the site at hand.
IE9 offers support …