Have You Downloaded Firefox Yet? by Matthew Keegan
The internet browser market has long been dominated by Internet Explorer, but a new kid on the block -- Firefox -- is making strong inroads against the Microsoft product's dominance. To date, over 75 million copies of Firefox have been downloaded by users around the world. ... Firefox is not perfect, but it goes a long way further than Explorer in giving users an enjoyable internet experience. ... Explorer limits through unreliable third party downloads. ... No more garbage to fill your screen as you search the internet with Firefox.

There's A Better Browser Than Internet Explorer ... And It's Also Free! by Douglas Hanna
If you're a typical user of Microsoft's Internet Explorer(E), you've probably had problems with viruses, spam, computer attacks and goodness knows what else. The fact is, IE is a a very good browser in many respects but the bad guys just love to hack at it and bombard you with nasty bugs. ... You can try it and, if you don't like it, just go back to Internet Explorer. ... Probably the best is one called “tabs,” that lets users open many different web sites at the same time, and then tab back and forth between them just by cliking on the tabs.

What Makes Mozilla's Firefox Attractive? by Gabriel J. Adams
If you're much of a tech geek, you probably have at least heard of the "browser war" between Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla's Firefox. For years, Microsoft Internet Explorer has had a near monopoly on the browser market. Sure, they had a little competition from Netscape, but not much. ... Last but not least, Microsoft Internet Explorer has been exploited many, many times by various security threats. ... This is another feature that is very attractive to Internet marketers. ... As an Internet marketer, I can do some heavy duty web browsing.

How to Switch to Firefox and Why You should by Aonghus Flynn
First things first, what is Firefox? Well, it’s a browser. Ok but what’s that? A browser is a computer program used to view web pages, to browse through the world wide web. In fact you are reading this article with a browser at the moment. Browsers are very useful. ... Security: Most experts agree that you are less likely to be the subject of a malicious attack by “hackers” if you use Firefox than if you use Internet Explorer. ... If it says Microsoft Internet Explorer® then you have the browser that between 80% and 90% (depending on who you talk to) use.

Begun, The Browser Wars Have by Daniel Robson
As Mozilla Firefox nears 10% market share, with well over 25 million downloads direct from the makers website, and goodness knows how many through other sources, Microsoft announces that it will be releasing IE 7 ahead of schedule. Originally scheduled for release with Microsoft’s new Longhorn... To me Internet Explorer has not a patch on the competition, and without a major update soon will surely fall behind. ... When Microsoft announced their plans to bring forward Internet Explorer 7 I was very interested in what they had to offer.

Firefox vs Internet Explorer by Khaled Shihabi
Firefox was able to challenge Microsoft internet supremacy of the browsers market as soon as it was released by the Mozilla foundation in 2002. It has proved its efficiency on different OS including Windows, Linux, BSD and UNIX. What are the advantages of Mozilla Firefox? ... Well you just need to Google for the term, "internet explorer crash" to get a thorough idea, every now and then the Microsoft guys come with an urgent security update for internet explorer users. ... CSS 2 which is a W3C recommendation has a partial support in internet explorer and full support in Firefox, allowing...

Internet Explorer Upgared Solves Security Problems by Brian Clancey
Internet Explorer version 7 Beta 2 will help computer users get used to some of the concepts behind the upcoming Windows Vista, but also cure some of the security problems which have been afflicting Internet Explorer for the past couple of years. The latest Beta release is immune to the latest... The recommended action required to protect systems against this attack is to disable Active Scripting from within Internet Explorer." The latest version of the program is a free download, but you will need to be running an authenticated version of WinXP SP2 to get it.

Is Firefox For Everyone? by Bob Rankin
Oh my... I can see the rotten tomatoes flying my way already. But I have a confession to make. I've tried Firefox on numerous occasions but I'm sticking with Internet Explorer, at least for now... "I Use Internet Explorer, And I Feel Fine!" Why? There are a bunch of reasons. ... Firefox keeps telling me to install Internet Explorer, the Windows Media Player and other stuff I already have, just to make some silly plugin work. ... (And ummm, isn't the whole idea of using Firefox to GET AWAY from Explorer?) And then there's the "Firefox uses 100% of the CPU" problem, which remains unsolved.

MS Internet Explorer: Not the Only Game in Town by Merle Stinnett
When you buy a computer you'll notice they all come pre-loaded with Microsoft Internet Explorer as the default browser. Everyone knows Bill Gates runs the Internet, right? Wrong! When it comes to browsers for surfing the Web, there are plenty of other choices... ... Faster than Internet Explorer (at least that's the claim), it contains a built-in Google Search, tabbed interface to browse multiple sites at once, automatic form completion and more. ... These are the heavyweight alternatives to MS Internet Explorer, but if you're looking for something a bit different you'll want to take a...

Firefox - A Newbie's Perspective by John Lincoln
I was spending hours upon hours researching a topic for school; that dreaded final paper of the semester was due. I had my research spread across 5 instances of Internet Explorer, and was finding some good information. Suddenly, it happened: Without warning IE crashed on me. ... I feel more secure with it as well, because all of the security flaws that are present in Internet Explorer don’t apply to Firefox. ... Even though only a small percentage of users on the internet use Firefox, I think we’ll see those numbers go up dramatically in the next few years.