Reportedly, Firefox has taken 25 percent of the browser market.
These reports are a dime a dozen, and it is probably that the millions of people that run both that and IE were on at the same time. I still enjoy hearing that Mozilla popularity is increasing though!
“According to the latest statistics from w3counter.com, [...]

If you are the least bit interested in Firefox, and where it came from, nytimes has a nice article detailing the financial side of the open source browser, how the volunteers impact it’s success, and where Firefox is heading.
To me, the Firefox mission is a leap in the right direction, and I think it will [...]

One of the worst parts of the mobile web, even on Smartphones, is the hacked quality of the websites you want to see.  Once again, Mozilla wants to change that.
Introducing ‘Joey,’ the latest mobile content app in the Mozilla Firefox stable.
The idea is that you take some of your important stuff along with you,” Doug [...]

If you are still trying to look for reasons to justify a switch to Internet Explorer, this may count as one of them.  As of the 7th edition, IE has taken a lot of the best features of the open source browsers and added similar functionality.   The end result, IE7 PRO.
IE7Pro is an add-on for [...]

Makeuseof.com has a nice list of Firefox add-ons that solve common problems.
To be sure, no browser is perfect.  I prefer Mozilla Firefox because I have been using it for about 6 years now and can completely customize it as I see fit.    Needing to handle all sort of SEO tasks and web publishing, I have [...]