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Web browsers explained

June 6, 2010

From here.

For what it’s worth, 47% of readers of this blog use Firefox, 21% use Chrome, 18% use IE, 12% use Safari, and less than 1% use Opera (n=86,995).

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DLC

June 6, 2010 at 11:16 pm | #1

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Mr 47% here.
I use Firefox for blog reading, and sometimes, to annoy people and throw people’s stats off, I use AOL’s browser, which is a brain-dead version of IE something or other, despite having control of netscape and it’s mozilla-based browser.

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