No matter how good your browser, sometimes the best thing you can do is learn when not to use it.
You buy a new PC, it comes with Windows and there’s a browser included. It doesn’t seem like there’s much more to know, but the truth is rather different.
Make the Right Choice
Internet Explorer may have the lion’s share of the browser market, but do you think it’s the best product? Have you tried anything else to be able to make a fair comparison? Consider the following.
The Internet browser options are many and the features on the horizon look promising. Microsoft’s upcoming IE8 release will need to be ready to fight the forces of competition. Reach Kachina’s recap of the various innovations going on with browser technology.
After taking a look at the state of the browser market, The New York Times concluded this week that the war is heating back up. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer has seen its market share slide down to 75 percent, mostly because of Firefox’s gains. The open source browser now claims 18 percent of the market, the article says (though we have to remember that many users run more than one browser), and version 3.0 is being released next month.