It seems that the era of users abandoning Internet Explorer in favour of other browsers is at an end. Microsoft’s most recent edition of their popular, if often criticised, browser has enjoyed growing market shares that have doubled twice since it’s Windows 7 release in late February.
Internet Explorer 10 was originally specific to Windows 8, but was released for Windows 7 earlier this year. This new backwards compatibility could have played a large role in increasing Microsoft’s market share in the browser war, as Internet Explorer 10’s fortunes were slow to begin with.
Internet Explorer 10 was originally specific to Windows 8, but was released for Windows 7 earlier this year. This new backwards compatibility could have played a large role in increasing Microsoft’s market share in the browser war, as Internet Explorer 10’s fortunes were slow to begin with.
