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One week after Microsoft unveiled the Live.com initiative, it has now added
support for the open source Firefox browser. This is the first time that the
Redmond giant has admitted that Firefox has sufficient market share to warrant
its support.
Yesterday I was greately surprised of how few people around me use Firefox. It would be great if you left your opinion on what is the best browser. It is almost suggestion to the moderators to run a Galluppoll: what do you browse with. What's about it, J.W., jeremy, XavierP?
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