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Downloads are interesting, but percent of browsers used to visit sites is
more interesting to me. That should get a bump up after the release of Firefox 1.5. And, the most significant figure of all is the percent of browsers used to visit sites that are NOT Microsoft. Remember, all of the competing browsers are STANDARDS based. It is only the Microsoft browser that does not support the standards. If we can get over 20% non-Microsoft, we will see a drastic reduction in Microsoft only web sites.
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Happy 100,000,000th Firefox  Scrat | 10/19/05
well, considering you have to re-download the whole thing for each update..  Valis Keogh | 10/19/05
Maybe ... but on the other hand  rick752 | 10/19/05
yup  Jeff Spicoli | 10/19/05
Here's an inkling.  Jack-Booted EULA | 10/19/05
Another one  Qbt | 10/21/05
"REAL" number?  brian ansorge | 10/20/05
I got a couple of scripts running just to download the thing  Boot_Agnostic | 10/20/05
Even worse  IT Scion | 10/20/05
Browser is garbage...  Mike Cox | 10/19/05
Just stupid  Tiggster | 10/19/05
Hooked!!  markgros@... | 10/19/05
coffee adrenaline...  DarbyOhara | 10/20/05
relax  makhand | 10/20/05
Since when  DarbyOhara | 10/20/05
Hey Mike, thanks for dinner..  nucrash | 10/20/05
But which tastes better  shallow_diver | 10/20/05
Death to the Unbeliever  oldfellow | 10/20/05
funny  makhand | 10/20/05
Hmm  yyuko@... | 10/19/05
Firefox sees 100 millionth download  Loverock Davidson | 10/20/05
Downloads are interesting, but percent of browsers used to visit sites is  DonnieBoy | 10/20/05
Firefox Who cares?  rptasiuk | 10/26/05
Bravo  MrMagQQ | 11/28/05
Happy 1 Million!  netman_z | 10/26/05

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