Comment It's what's happening with firefox (Score 1) 476
It's quite convenient for MS to sit and see what works, then create their own, and with their dominance in desktop OS, they can easily claim a huge chunk of the desktop-suite market share overnight.
Sadly, this is exactly what is happening with FireFox. With all this excitement around FF I've been surprised so many people can't see the fact that as long as IE is bundled with Windows, any other browser just can't gain a significant market share. Starting FF requires the user first to download and install the software. Starting IE requires the user to push "the blue internet-button". Sadly, for many users IE is "The internet".
Sadly, this is exactly what is happening with FireFox. With all this excitement around FF I've been surprised so many people can't see the fact that as long as IE is bundled with Windows, any other browser just can't gain a significant market share. Starting FF requires the user first to download and install the software. Starting IE requires the user to push "the blue internet-button". Sadly, for many users IE is "The internet".
