The Web Browser choice From Windows
February 25, 2010 Computer News
According to the latest news, it has been reported that Microsoft has actually agreed to give European Internet 
Explorer users the option of choosing which browser they want to make use of. These Microsoft users will be given an option to choose from as an alternative to the Internet Explorer browser. This is going to cause much debate amongst Windows users and only time shall reveal the outcome of this change. This change shall only be taking place from the start of March this year, so we don’t have long to go.
According to Dave Heiner who is the vice president as well as the deputy general counsel of Microsoft, he said that the software update choice is going to come automatically for Windows XP, Windows Vista as well as Windows 7 users. It is speculated that this new decision making process for Windows users is going to prove to be very interesting. It will be fascinating to watch the choices that people make and which browser becomes the most popular.
A statement by Mr Heiner was taken and he claimed that:”users who get the choice screen will be free to choose any browser or stick with the browser they have, as they prefer,.”This announcement from Microsoft actually follows a certain legal agreement. This specific legal agreement took place between the company as well as Europe’s Competition Commission last year in December. This is going to create a competitive edge to the browser industry.
The browser wars have continued for quite a substantial amount of time now. This new choice provided by Microsoft is going throw some spice into the browser mix. It will be very interesting to see exactly which browsers people will choose. It has officially been declared that the alternative browsers which are going to be offered are Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari as well as the Opera browser. The result of this new choice is going to prove extremely interesting.
It is not long to go for the beginning of March, when this change shall take place. This choice should begin to produce much debate between all Windows users. The test is now on as to which browser the majority of Windows users prefer. Will they choose the newish Google Chrome? Or will they chose the reliable Mozilla Firefox? Maybe some users will stick with the Internet Explorer browser which they know and won’t make a change at all. Sometime after this has all taken place, the news about the results is guaranteed to be hot and happening.
