Specialty Browsers: Is Your Site Ready?
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Some people use Internet Explorer from Microsoft. Some use the browsers that are built in to their portal sites like Yahoo and AOL. But coming on strong over the past couple of years is Mozilla’s Firefox, a powerful browser that’s lightning fast and delivers completely customizable features, truly making it your browser.
Recently, Firefox released the beta version of Flock 1.0 – one of the growing number of specialty browsers that cater to different market segments. While Google goes for sheer volume of indexed pages (in theory, editorially neutral) specialized browsers deliver increased utility and complete customization of content.
Firefox Specialty Browsers
With the phenomenal growth of Firefox since its launch on November 9, 2004, we can assume that this browser is a player, as in here to stay. And instead …

October Roundup: Keeping Up with Browsers and Search Engines
Internet Explorer and Firefox, the two most popular browsers, have both recently upgraded their browser versions. Many users will be upgrading to the new versions, whether or not they choose to (see the Internet Explorer section below). Do our websites still display properly in all browsers? Why should we care? And, of course, we have our usual search engine news.
Internet Explorer
Microsoft released the final version of Internet Explorer 7 on October 19. Starting on November 1, an automatic update will install it on computers that have legitimate copies of XP via Windows Update. Like other modern browsers, it now offers tabbed browsing and better support for Web standards, among other features. IE once dominated the world of browsers. In November 2003, it had 85 percent of the market. The latest statistics show it with under 61 percent. …