Sentence examples for worldwide browser from inspiring English sources
Judge Jackson wrote: "The evidence does not support a finding that these agreements completely excluded Netscape from any constituent portion of the worldwide browser market," as the law requires for a finding of illegality.
As such, the evidence does not support a finding that these agreements completely excluded Netscape from any constituent portion of the worldwide browser market, the relevant line of commerce.
Probably, but unless Windows 10 S becomes a storming success and grabs Edge a greater slice of the worldwide browser market share (it's currently claiming just 1.73% compared to Chrome's 54.14% according to data from StatCounter) then it's unlikely everything will become compliant.
Depending on which stats you prefer, Google Chrome has about 10percentt of the total worldwide browser market share.
What's more impressive is that the browser has now taken over 7.94% of the worldwide browser market according to StatCounter, with Internet Explorer 8.0 at 29.99%, Firefox 3.6 at 24.43% and Chrome 10 at 15.35%.
In contrast, StatCounter adds, Internet Explorer 9 has taken only 0.87percentt of the worldwide browser market a week after its debut.
This makes sense since IE has a whopping 59% of the worldwide Web browser market, Firefox has 31% and Opera has 3%, according to Statcount.
While that may sounds a bit ridiculous given that IE is still by far the biggest browser worldwide in terms of market share, that has to be very troubling for Microsoft as it's probably safe to assume that a lot of Wakoopa users are early adopters of technology and could signal a trend of where things could go for the general population in the coming years.
I'm delighted to be able to showcase First Dog's work to the Guardian's 90 million unique browsers worldwide".
On one hand, Mail Online is roaring away: up to a whopping 146 million unique browsers worldwide (47 million of them in Britain) in September's ABCs.
The Guardian has reached more than 110 million unique browsers worldwide in a month, while our readership in the UK also continues to grow.
