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I remember well the moment when the beta version of Netscape Navigator 0.9 was released in October 1994. It was so clearly superior to the main Mosaic browser I was running at the time, that there was no question about using anything else thereafter.
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Labels: chrome, chromium, Firefox, mosaic, mozilla, netscape, open enterprise
One of the most frustrating things about free software is that it frequently fails to build on its strengths beyond its code-base.
This is probably because programmers are keener to produce the next cool hack than to worry about meta-tasks that seem more akin to marketing....
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...who is the secure-est browser of them all? The answer may surprise you...
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Labels: chrome, chromium, economics of security, Firefox, internet explorer, open enterprise, safari, sandbox
There's been a certain excitement in the blogosphere around the release of some figures about Firefox's market share in Europe. These show Firefox holding over 30%, while Internet Explorer is below 60%; alongside these, Safari notches up 2.5% and Google's Chrome 1.1%....
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