Once again, when it comes to the month of December in terms of web browsers, there was one clear winner and one clear loser. According to Net Applications, Internet Explorer slid 0.8% last month down to a market share of 51.9%.
Google renews Firefox search deal
You might recall at the start of the month, we wrote an article about the fact that Firefox’s search deal with Google was up for renewal. This is the agreement whereby Google is the default search engine in Mozilla’s browser, a privilege which the big G pays handsomely for. While this is naturally a whole lot of surfers which are directed to Google, it’s a far more important deal to Mozilla, as the money the search engine stumps up represents the majority of Firefox’s income.
How to remove Win 7 Home Security 2012
Win 7 Home Security 2012 is a piece of malware doing the rounds at the moment, being distributed via infected ads across a number of high traffic sites.
New Firefox Record
Firefox set another new record last month. No, not the 8-million-plus downloads on Download Day – that’s nice, but since this is the first time the Guiness people have ever certified a record in that category, it’s pretty meaningless. Much more important in the grand scheme of things is the browser’s continued market penetration. Net
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