Andre Yoskowitz
4 Mar 2009 22:43
According to new data from Net Applications, Firefox continues to steal browser market share from the leader Internet Explorer, jumping to 21.77 percent, up a percentage point since the new year.
Gaining over a percent as well was Apple's Safari, which settled at 8.02 percent. Google's relatively new Chrome browser jumped over 1 percent to settle at 1.15 percent.
Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser, which comes pre-installed on every Windows machine, dropped to 67.44 percent, a continuing slow decline since the broswer hits its peak in 2003, at 95 percent market share.