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Brings us to a question in near term. What will Microsoft attempt to do next (other than developing IE10/IE11) to retain their browser market-share? This? htt

Brings us to a question in near term. What will Microsoft attempt to do next (other than developing IE10/IE11) to retain their browser market-share? This? http://www.quora.com/Who-is-most-likely-to-acquire-Mozillas-Firefox http://www.quora.com/Who-is-most-likely-to-acquire-Mozillas-... [Update & disclaimer: The page links to a question on Quora which is behind a sign-up overlay for non-users by Quora. I do not work for Quora.]

franze 14y ago
had to downvote, as you linked to a page that is unreadable thx to a blur-overlay for not logged in users.
- monsterix 14y ago
  Oh I didn't realize because I was logged in. But then that overlay is out of my control no?
  - franze 14y ago
    but the page you link to isn't
    - monsterix 14y ago
      Absolutely. I accept your down-vote for poor (possibly) experience off Quora. The question regarding browser market-share and its impact on Microsoft's positioning is relevant to the context of this thread so it makes sense to quote here.