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Opera and Firefox Claim Increased Marketshare After Browser Ballot Launch

Opera and Firefox Claim Increased Marketshare After Browser Ballot Launch

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Microsoft browser ballot screen, which was launched this month in response to the European Commission's antitrust charges, has already started bearing fruits for the company's competitors, it has emerged. Two of the Internet Explorer's main rivals, Mozilla Firefox and Opera, claimed to have being benefited from the browser ballot screen that was distributed among European Windows users. While Mozilla purported to have added more than 50,000 new users through Microsoft's...



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Opera co-founder Jon von Tetzcher has said that the European web browser ballot screen that Microsoft was forced to deploy has had a positive impact on the European web browser market.In an interview with Seattle PI, the Opera...


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Here's the low down on the technology news doing the rounds today including the new Firefox security update, the Conservative party's website being hacked and Google's defiance of China's censorship laws.  The Cash Gordon...


Microsoft Internet Explorer Market Share Drops In Europe

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News Software

Microsoft saw a small but significant plunge in Internet Explorer's market share in some particular European countries since it rolled out the browser ballot screen. This solution is tailored to offer Windows users in the EU...


Opera Downloads Shot Up After Windows Ballot Page

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Opera Software has disclosed the fact that the number of downloads of its eponymous browser has increased tremendously in Europe after Microsoft launched a ballot screen after the EU had ruled the company of being anti...


Opera Browser Downloads Triple After Microsoft Releases Ballot Screen

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News Security

Opera Software company has announced that the number of downloads for the newly launched Opera 10.5 browser have 'tripled' since Microsoft launched the Windows browser ballot, which allows European users of Internet Explorer web...


Microsoft Rolls Out Ballot Browser Box For Windows OS

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News Software

As from today, Microsoft will be offering Windows users in the European Union the possibility to choose which browser they want to use on their operating system, a process which was imposed by the Redmond software maker, by the...


Microsoft To Allow Windows Users To Choose Browsers

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As from the 1st of March, Microsoft will allow users of its popular Windows operating systems to choose web browsers other than Internet Explorer as it takes steps to comply with an agreement it struck with the European...


Commission Drops Microsoft Commission Case After Further Browser Ballot Assurances

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Microsoft Caves In To EU Demand, Offers Random Browser Options

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Commission Consults On Improved Microsoft Browser Ballot

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EU Says Microsoft's Browser Ballot Is Good To Go

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