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Browser Wars: Internet Explorer Loses More Market Share

September 16, 2004 Blog No Comments

According to eWeek, September 15, 2004, “Microsoft Internet Explorer is continuing to lose share in the browser market, as its much-smaller competitors chisel at its dominant position, new Web site visitor data shows.”

The likely reason for the drop in market share is attributable to several “high-profile security issues”.  Open-source browsers like Mozilla – Firefox and commercial competitor Opera Software have recently gained market share.

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