TBR writes “Given the steady stream of security alerts associated with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, it should come as no surprise that many organisations and end users are actively looking at alternative browsers.
However, for many users Internet Explorer is so intricately bound with Windows and their experience of the Web that the idea of looking at an alternative fills them with dread. Primary questions are ‘will installing a new browser break Windows?’ and ‘how many sites will break or stop working without IE?’
High on the list of alternatives is the open-source Mozilla Firefox browser, which has the advantages of being both free and under continuous active development. This review will look both at how Firefox compares to Internet Explorer and also whether there are actually any problems with it coexisting with Windows.”
Link: techbookreport.com
