According to Web metering company Net Applications, Firefox's market share in August 2006 increased by 0.5%, and Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) market share fell by 0.5%.
Firefox's global browser market share is currently 11.8%, up from 11.3% in July 2006 (0.5%). Meanwhile, IE market share is 83%, down 0.5% compared to the previous July - 83.5%.
Market share of some other browsers increased slightly in August 2006, such as Safari (Apple) - an increase of 0.03%, reaching 3.21%; Opera increased by 0.05%, reaching 0.64%.
It is known that both Mozilla and Microsoft are trying to complete the next version of the Web browser. Last week, Mozilla launched the Firefox 2.0 Beta 2 beta; while Microsoft also announced Internet Explorer 7 Release Candidate 1 (RC1) a week earlier.
However, the time of finalizing Firefox 2.0 and IE 7 is still unknown to the two companies. Microsoft only promised to release IE7 for Windows later this year; and Mozilla is the end of October.
Firefox again gained market share from Internet Explorer
According to Web metering company Net Applications, Firefox's market share in August 2006 increased by 0.5%, and Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) market share fell by 0.5%.
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