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20 Percent of You Are Using Firefox

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Hear ye, hear ye: Over the last week, 20.02 percent of visitors to PCWorld.com have been using Firefox as their browser. I believe that's the first seven-day period in which the Little Browser That Could has surpassed 20 percent usage here. (It shot up to about 18 percent usage very quickly after its official release, and has been gaining more users at a much more leisurely pace in recent weeks.)

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Abe ·
There are many of the MS lackeys who still say the site is mainly visited by FOSS proponents and the results are not accurate. I say look at WebReference.com. They say that is mainly visited by developers. Well, why the heck don't you demand from many different sites that are advocates of MS products to collect browser stats and publish them so we know? Is it that so hard? FOSS community dares you. How about it ZDnet, Jupiter Media, PCMag, LinuxInsider, etc etc... Are you afraid to reveal something you wont like? We want to see the facts, are you courageous enough to reveal it?

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