Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 28th Sep 2009 20:37 UTC
As you all undoubtedly know, the European Union and Microsoft are trying to work out some sort of a settlement regarding the Internet Explorer case. Microsoft made a very detailed proposal for a browser ballot screen earlier this year, and the EU was relatively satisfied. Now, various browser makers have told Reuters that they are not satisfied with Microsoft's proposal.
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RE[3]: Damned if they do, damned if they don't
by wumip on Tue 29th Sep 2009 06:15
in reply to "RE[2]: Damned if they do, damned if they don't"
Member since:2009-08-20
These guys are getting their asses handed to them by pretty much every other browser out there, including Chrome, which hasn't even been around for that long. What a bunch of titty babies.
Chrome has been around for a year, and Google has pushed it like crazy through all their online advertising channels. And yet it has failed to even reach 5%!
Also, if Opera are getting their asses handed to them, how come their user base grew by 65% in the last year, and now have 40-50 million users? And how come Opera is the dominant mobile browser?
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2005-11-13
Me three. These guys are getting their asses handed to them by pretty much every other browser out there, including Chrome, which hasn't even been around for that long. What a bunch of titty babies.