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Browser Wars: Network Managers Flee IE

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Email Battles; By BJ Gillette
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While Internet Explorer usage shows relatively modest drops among consumers, it is in freefall with a critical constituency: SMB network managers. More administrators are running alternative browsers than ever. And when they pull the trigger, they're taking their users with them.

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Our office of some 30 computers is 100% Firefox, and since it become the standard, many users are using Firefox at home too. One colleague used to use MSN at home, and she says now she realized it was the source of the malware on her PC. Now she's afraid of MSN and MSIE, and she will only use Firefox!
Although I had been using Firefox at home, the young guy who works PC support convinced me to put Firefox on the PC I share with at least three other users. All but one now use Firefox, and other folks have begun using it as well. I generally laugh when someone tells me they still use IE.

From Don's Dictionary of Computing: IE, the hideious, fear-filled noise you always hear when something has gone horribly wrong - Aye-eeeeeeee!

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