INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Microsoft's and Mozilla's browsers fell to new lows in July as users continued to switch to Google's behemoth, Chrome, which again
looks unstoppable.According to California-based analytics vendor Net Applications, Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) and Edge dropped to
a combined user share of 15.4% last month, down a whopping 3.8 percentage points from June
Meanwhile, Mozilla's Firefox cast off a much smaller two-tenths of a percentage point, recording a user share of 9.7%
Microsoft's July number was a record low in Computerworld's tracking of browser data, which began in 2005
Firefox's figure was its smallest user share since February 2006, when it was fighting for the scraps left by the then-dominant IE.
