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Originally released in August 2001 shortly after Microsoft's most prominent operating system, Windows XP, Internet Explorer v6 was used by 99 out of 100 surfers in its early heyday.
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A new report suggests that Google's Chrome 15 is the world's most-used web browser. The global analysis showed that Chrome took 23.6 percent of the market, while Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 garnered 23.5 percent.
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A recent study linking a person's use of a Web browser and IQ level has been found to be an elaborate hoax created by a disgruntled Web developer.
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Google is to abandon its support for users still on Internet Explorer 7, Safari 3, Firefox 3.5 and all their predecessors. Limits on functions using Gmail, Google Sites, Google Calender and Talk will apply to those still on the older browsers.
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Microsoft has today announced the immediate availability of a release candidate for their forthcoming web browser, Internet Explorer 9.
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Google’s Gmail and Calendar support for Internet Explorer 6 are going to be suspended late in 2010, according to a company statement.
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Just months after the last batch of critical holes in IE were patched, Microsoft has warned of new holes in IE that could pose problems for you and your computer.
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People in Europe who buy the new Windows 7 will not find the popular Internet Explorer Web browser included. The news comes as Microsoft looks to comply with European competition laws and avoid more potential antitrust lawsuits.
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Internet Explorer 8 users are downgrading to Internet Explorer 7. The IE8 browser has only been on the market less than a week.
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Microsoft’s Internet Explorer has been used as target practice by hackers on a huge scale. Criticism has been intense, and industry pundits have been complaining about Microsoft’s apparent slow response to known threats.
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more websites can choose to drop support for Internet Explorer 6, saving hours of work for web developers.
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