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For the first time ever, Firefox is passing Microsoft’s web browser(s) measured globally. This is according to Statcounter’s data for April this year. Their data should be quite credible, despite the sometimes strange local variations in the choice of browsers, since they collect data from three million websites and has had fifteen billion page views. Continue reading “Microsoft lost the second place to Firefox”
At last, Microsoft has finally caught up and stopped pretending that ancient versions of Internet Explorer is something worth keeping. Today they killed (FINALLY!1!) the support for all versions except the latest one, version 11.
I suspect that they would ideally spend all their focus in their new browser, Edge, but it might give too many angry corporate customers. Continue reading “Hooray! Internet Explorer died today…”