Firefox celebrates 400 million downloads
Posted on 10 Sep 2007 at 17:55
Firefox has hit 400 million downloads, representing a significant milestone for the browser only three years after it was released.
Mozilla claims 145 million people have downloaded the open-source browser in the past year, representing a 56% increase on the year before.
Its growing popularity has seen it take a 28%
share of the European browser market and around 15% of the global market, though as we reported last month the browser still has a problem retaining users. Only around 25% of the people who download Firefox go on to become regular users.
Nonetheless, the figures suggest that the days of Internet Explorer having a stranglehold on the browser market are long gone.
Author: Stuart Turton
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