Microsoft's browser market share drops 9.5 percent in a year
By Stuart Corner
Saturday, 08 September 2007 01:28
The white paper also contains recommendations on which browsers to use and not use. It costs $US24. A summary can be found on the Janco's web site (http://www.e-janco.com/browser.htm ).
Janco, a US consulting firm that publishes the HandiGuide series of books, claims to have collected consistent data on browser activity since September 1997. It shows Microsoft's share peaking at over 90 percent in early 2002, but steadily declining ever since.
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