Yes indeed, the battle for Browser supremacy has rumbled on throughout this year and some interesting reading figures have definitely come to light throughout the year. If you want to have a look at the figures for 2009, I have gone to the trouble of finding them for you:
Wow! I literally had no idea that Internet Explorer still had a market share in the world of browsers and I had no idea it was almost triple that of Firefox. Of course, there is a lot of conclusions that you could reach with figures of these sorts but I think the most telling figure of all is that the share of Internet Explorer is dropping and quick. This year, it has dropped over 6% of it's market share and even more surprisingly, Mozilla has been matched all of the way by Google Chrome as both have taken a gain of over 2% of the IE losses. It really did surprise me that Internet Explorer still has such a majority. I mean, I know it comes with every PC that is sold but if you ask most people which browser they prefer, or are using, most of them will tell you that it is Firefox.
Now, this is not the end of the battle and if anything, it is getting more and more interesting by the day. Recently, Firefox introduced their persona's and I must say that I rather like them. Internet Explorer has been urging more and more of it's users to upgrade from IE6 to IE7 and hasn't really been doing a great job of this and of course Safari comes equipped with every Mac that is now sold.
So which browser do you use and which do you think to be the best?

Wow! I literally had no idea that Internet Explorer still had a market share in the world of browsers and I had no idea it was almost triple that of Firefox. Of course, there is a lot of conclusions that you could reach with figures of these sorts but I think the most telling figure of all is that the share of Internet Explorer is dropping and quick. This year, it has dropped over 6% of it's market share and even more surprisingly, Mozilla has been matched all of the way by Google Chrome as both have taken a gain of over 2% of the IE losses. It really did surprise me that Internet Explorer still has such a majority. I mean, I know it comes with every PC that is sold but if you ask most people which browser they prefer, or are using, most of them will tell you that it is Firefox.
Now, this is not the end of the battle and if anything, it is getting more and more interesting by the day. Recently, Firefox introduced their persona's and I must say that I rather like them. Internet Explorer has been urging more and more of it's users to upgrade from IE6 to IE7 and hasn't really been doing a great job of this and of course Safari comes equipped with every Mac that is now sold.
So which browser do you use and which do you think to be the best?