Web browsers will be replaced by Windows

According to foreign media reports, some analysts pointed out that the current operating system era is coming to an end, and Web browsers will become the dominant application of the computing industry in the next 10 years.

Sometimes it is really sad for Microsoft: it took several years to invest a lot of money to develop the next-generation operating system Windows Vista, which was cracked by a free small software in just a few months after its launch. Even worse, the operating system era is coming to an end. In the next 10 years, the software that dominates the computing industry will be Web browsers.

In the past few years, browsers have evolved from pure web browsing to mature operating environments. The current browser can execute a variety of network applications, such as video editing. In fact, browsers have become a micro-operating system. Allows users to install small applications on the browser kernel. This extension makes Firefox a real threat to IE.

In June this year, Apple suddenly launched the Windows Safari browser. Why? Is another browser really needed on the market? Even so, this browser should not be Safari. In fact, apple only wanted software developers to take Safari seriously, because at the time of its launch, the iPhone was built into the Safari browser.

At present, although IE accounts for 80% of the market, the market share is not strong. Firefox has already posed a threat to Microsoft, and the new version of Firefox3 is brewing. With Goolge's support, I believe Firefox will be more powerful in the future. The only way to stop Firefox is to make IE the Best Browser product.

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