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Web 2-point-Yoda: Ended these browser wars have?

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Over the last few years, we've seen both Opera and Firefox make strides on Internet Explorer's dominant market share, but the overwhelming majority of all people surfing the ‘Net still use Microsoft's window to the web.

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