Internet Explorer, the Web browser from Microsoft that has long been losing its vast market share with the rise of upstarts (post Netscape Navigator) in the form of Mozilla's Firefox, Opera, Safari and Google Chrome, has in a rare reversal, reported a slight uptick in browser market share. This is made possible thanks to a reduction of users on rival platforms such as Firefox and Chrome. Microsoft claims that nearly half of Windows 7 users use Internet Explorer 9, where around 14.6% are on Chrome 17x18, with 11.6% enjoying their Internet surfing experience with Firefox 11.
Ubergizmo, Internet Explorer gets a bigger slice of the pie
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