Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Firefox 4 Downloaded 5 Million Times in the First 24 Hours

Firefox 4 Downloaded 5 Million Times in the First 24 Hours

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Firefox 4 has been downloaded over 5 million times in under 24 hours since it became available, according to Mozilla’s official download stats page.

Currently, the counter shows 5,755,000 downloads, most of which originated from Europe (2.5 million), followed by North America (1.6 million) and Asia (1 million).

In comparison, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 was downloaded 2.35 million times in its first 24 hours of availability.

The final version of Firefox 4 brings full CSS3 and HTML5 support, a redesigned UI, App Tabs, syncing across multiple devices and Panorama, a feature that lets you organize tabs into groups using a drag and drop interface.

[via CNET]

Applying knowledge:

I recommend downloading Firefox 4; in fact I am leaning toward giving up Google chrome because of the overall improvements. Currently, I only use Firefox for research because of Zotero. I will check to see if the new Fox4 will allow the big Z to continue working. I will also inform readers of some very cool internet research add on to make it Super Fox up any research. Enjoy!

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