The lifestyle section had a prop bet up on Web browser Internet Explorer and Firefox, and whether or not IE will continue to lose market share. The prop says yes.
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06-08-10 02:52 PM #1
Is Firefox going to keep cutting in to IE?
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06-08-10 04:29 PM #2
This isn't a case of VHS vs. Betamax where they both were OK products, and the marketing/strategic moves decided who won.
Firefox is clearly a better product than Internet Exploder. And Microsoft shouldn't have tried to add the browser to their evil empire if they couldn't keep up. Now they look like chumps at losing on yet another tech front.
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06-08-10 05:34 PM #3
Is it IE will lose market share vs Firefox or will IE lose market share vs. firefox + other browsers?
Either case is still yes however.BTP
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