Congratulations to the Mozilla community for reaching this historic milestone!
For the first time in either a weekly or monthly period, Firefox surpassed 20% worldwide market share (according to Net Applications). You can read the featured report here.
Read more »On the heels of this week's announcement that Firefox recently surpassed 50% market share in Indonesia, we thought it would be interesting to look at what other regions are also nearing this amazing milestone. Thanks to Net Applications, we're able to share this data, which is typically only available via a subscription to their service.
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According to Net Applications, Firefox surpassed the 50% mark in June 2008 (subscription required for country breakdown). We know we've been very close to passing this mark in several European countries, including Finland, Slovenia and Poland, according to Xiti, so we were excited to see this news about Indonesia.
Read more »Mozilla's Firefox 3 web browser, which was officially released one week ago, has already been downloaded over 20 million times since the official launch. This is a noteworthy achievement for the open source browser, which is rapidly eroding the dominance of Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
Read more »Europe is the most Firefox-friendly continent, followed closely by Oceania; both have usage shares of roughly 25%.
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