Browsersphere

Firefox reached 400 million downloads today. Coverage on the milestone is available at Asa Dotzler’s blog, Mozilla Links, Spread Firefox and News.com.

Update: Coverage is now available on TechCrunch and Digg as well.

Tags: Firefox, Market Share, Stats

I found the following chart over at DesktopLinux.com (via Asa Dotzler):

According to their 2007 survey, Firefox is the far-and-away leader on desktop Linux, with 60% of the survey’s participants claiming the open source browser as their web browser of choice. Konqueror is a distant 2nd at 14%, followed by Opera at 12% and then all other browsers combined.

Tags: Firefox, Konqueror, Linux, Market Share, Opera, Stats

Opera Mini seems to be dominating the mobile web browser space these days (and even creeping up on some of the major players in the desktop market). Therefore, it seems fitting to dedicate a post to some of the coverage the little browser that could has gotten lately:

• The Opera Mini 4 beta was listed as part of PC Magazine’s “Cheap, Cool Campus Tech” (via Opera Watch).
• Russell Beattie calls the latest beta Opera’s “best yet” and even goes so far as to suggest that companies like MySpace, Facebook, Amazon.com and eBay could benefit from buying Opera outright.
• Phones with Opera Mini pre-installed, distribution partners, and more gives a complete rundown on the operators and carriers, handset manufacturers and distribution partners that have Opera Mini deals in one form or another.
• Opera Mini is now serving up over a billion pages per month.

For all the latest and greatest Opera Mini news, be sure to keep an eye on Opera Watch and the Opera Mini Blog. With all the buzz around the latest beta, you’re sure to get the latest coverage the quickest there, and in the greatest detail.

Tags: Market Share, Mobile, Opera Mini, Reviews, Stats