Although Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer (IE) continued to bleed market share last month, Apple Inc.'s Safari was an even bigger loser during February, an Internet metrics company said Monday.
Microsoft's browser lost 0.04 of a percentage point of its market share to end February with 67.5%, another record low for IE since Net Applications Inc. began tracking browser data in 2005. Last month's decline, however, was the smallest since July 2008, when IE actually gained share, and significantly less than its 12-month average of 0.7%. Even so, in the last 12 months, IE has slipped 7.4 percentage points.
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Microsoft's browser lost 0.04 of a percentage point of its market share to end February with 67.5%, another record low for IE since Net Applications Inc. began tracking browser data in 2005. Last month's decline, however, was the smallest since July 2008, when IE actually gained share, and significantly less than its 12-month average of 0.7%. Even so, in the last 12 months, IE has slipped 7.4 percentage points.
More: http://www.pcworld.com/article/160554/article.html?tk=nl_dnxnws
