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Safari, Chrome, Firefox gain on IE
Internet Explorer continues to lose market share to other Web browsers, including Firefox and Safari. The Microsoft Web browser now has 68.15 percent share, down from 79.9 percent in January 2007 and well off the days when it controlled more than 90 percent of the market, according to a report from Market Share. Firefox and Safari continued to climb at 21.3 percent and 7.9 percent, respectively.
But even more interesting is that a new player in the browser wars -- Google -- is just starting to make waves. For the month of December, Google's Chrome topped one percent. That's significant given that Chrome only was introduced in early September.
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