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By Paul Thurrott
With Net Applications publishing its September 2011 web browser usage share numbers, Microsoft is once again framing the discussion around the gains it is making getting its most modern browser, Internet Explorer 9, deployed to its most modern OS, Windows 7. In a similar vein, the software giant is touting that usage of the aging and insecure IE 6 browser has once again dropped significantly.
Source: Win Super Site
By Paul Thurrott
With Net Applications publishing its September 2011 web browser usage share numbers, Microsoft is once again framing the discussion around the gains it is making getting its most modern browser, Internet Explorer 9, deployed to its most modern OS, Windows 7. In a similar vein, the software giant is touting that usage of the aging and insecure IE 6 browser has once again dropped significantly.
Source: Win Super Site