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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundFirefox update kills security bugs, adds Mac support
April 14, 2006 Latest version of popular open-source Web browser includes fixes, adds expected support for Macs with Intel chips.Andreessen: IE faces one-two punch
October 6, 2004 Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen says Microsoft faces serious competition from smaller alternative browsers.Browser campaign slams IE
August 24, 2004 Taking a marketing page from Apple, standards advocates use "real people" to promote alternatives to Microsoft's browser.Study: Firefox still gaining on Internet Explorer
November 2, 2004 Mozilla Foundation continues to chip away at Microsoft's dominance, though nearly 19 of every 20 Web surfers still uses Internet Explorer.IE competitors mull ActiveX alternative
June 30, 2004 Mozilla, Opera, Apple, Sun and Macromedia plot a way for non-Microsoft browsers to run scriptable plug-ins.Mozilla previews e-mail program
December 2, 2004 The open-source group posts Thunderbird release candidate, but can it touch Microsoft?Mozilla upstart looks up to Safari
February 19, 2003 A new development project based on Mozilla models itself on Safari, aiming to produce a smaller, simpler GNOME browser.A Firefox for music?
December 22, 2005 The Pioneers of the Inevitable are taking aim at iTunes, with open-source music software called Songbird.Year in review: Browsers get a second wind
December 22, 2005 The Web offers a fresh lease on life, showing healthy competition among browsers and dramatic changes in usage.Image flaw pierces PC security
August 5, 2004 Six vulnerabilities in a common code that handles an open-source image format could open the doors to intruders.
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