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Originally Posted by Vipralion  Not seemed, but are. Internet Explorer is the #1 web browser by quite a significant margin. Firefox is in second but is most assuredly gaining on IE. Opera is the king of mobile, though, Mozilla is working on a mobile version of Firefox to compete.
Internet Explorer 8 is currently in beta and should be released publicly this summer and offers tighter web standards support, as well as performance increases, and "activities" which adds more features than is offered with being able to right-click in Firefox and choose "search for this", or whatever else. It's really easy to highlight a phrase, click the button that appears, and have an instant translation without ever leaving the webpage you're on.
Being the crazy web dev/ net surfer I am I usually have both IE8 and FF3 open with several tabs open. I have 11 right now in Firefox, 9 in IE, and 3 in Safari (I use it for browsing specific sites. Kind of like my secure, remember no passwords, etc. browser.  ) |
Here is the thing I don't get about Microsoft
lately, why are they copying to catch up? They haven't really been thinking about any unique ideas and this really saddens me to see that, I mean sure, some features can be copied I guess but that is ALL they seem to be doing that is obvious to me, I mean I guess they are doing other things behind the scenes but I never see any new features, only copied as of late.