NETWORK WORLD NEWSLETTER: PHIL HOCHMUTH ON LINUX
08/25/04
Today's focus:  Mozilla nibbles into IE's market share - more to 
come?

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* Mozilla-based Netscape Navigator 7.2 released
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Today's focus:  Mozilla nibbles into IE's market share - more to 
come?

By Phil Hochmuth

A slight drop in the usage of Microsoft Internet Explorer and a 
new release of the open-source-based Netscape browser shows that 
Microsoft's dominance of the browser market is not complete - 
and may be slipping. 

Netscape Navigator 7.2 is based on Version 1.7 of the Mozilla 
Web browser - the open-source browser used as the default on 
many Linux PCs and workstations. Improvements in the 
Mozilla-based Netscape software include integration with AOL 
Instant Messenger as well as tabbed Web browsing, which allows 
for multiple Web pages to be open in one browser window - 
similar to the Opera Web browser.

Microsoft recently lost a little ground to Mozilla, as its 
market share dropped from around 95% to 94%. Meanwhile, Mozilla 
saw its user base increase by a more than one-fourth, capturing 
about 3% of the market, according to WebSideStory.com, which 
tracks Web usage statistics.

Some observers say the growth in Mozilla usage is attributed to 
security flaws in Internet Explorer. Others say the Mozilla 
software has just gotten better and is more attractive to users 
than before. 

IDC predicts that the use of Linux on the desktop will increase 
from around 3% presently to more than 6% of the market by 2007, 
surpassing Apple Macintosh as the second-most-used PC operating 
system. With this rise in open-source PC software, you might 
also expect to see Mozilla's Web browser share grow as well.

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http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/082304xp.html?nl2
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Phil Hochmuth is a Network World Senior Editor and a former 
systems integrator. You can reach him at 
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Suite, a comprehensive solution for configuring, changing, and 
controlling today's complex, multi-vendor IT network 
infrastructures.   Download the report today to learn how you 
can leverage NCCM to reduce the cost and complexity of managing 
network change. 
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