Who IS Winning The Browser Wars?
If you look around at the changes in the internet, you can see that much of it has been driven by changes in the way we examine the information. More and more ease of browsing has come from the direct competition among the major players, and at least one of the smaller players has contributed many things.
For example, there are people from Mozilla regularly blogging about the war of words from the Internet Explorer team, fired back and forth, as they argue about something that no one with any brainpower believes, some because they are capable of understanding the processes involved, and others because they simply know that Microsoft rarely tells the entire truth about anything.
In case you are wondering what I speak of, it is the fact that Microsoft uses prolific prose about the ability of IE9 to use GPU acceleration of the entirety of the browsing session.
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