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Submitted by Snooki 260d ago | news

Browser Stats (August 2012) – IE starts climbing, Chrome growth slows, Firefox still falling

The Future Post: The browser statistics are in for August 2012 and things are definitely changing a bit. (Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Software, Web)

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Racer-X  +   260d ago
Can't blame people for ditching Firefox. The last few versions are horrendous. I've switched to an optimized version called Palemoon.
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KingPin  +   260d ago
what about Opera browser.

why do they always leave it out of their lists.

i been using it for more than a decade and it keeps getting better and better.
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Racer-X  +   260d ago
It's there. The red line at the bottom.
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