Do you get confused about who created which browser when? Or about the relative levels of take-up?
Do you get confused about which browser was created when?
This graphic, posted on Tech King, makes it all simpler. You can follow the different versions and see the browser wars unfold before your eyes. It also claims to graph relative levels of popularity, although relative to what, we're not quite certain.
Sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words.
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Most tech giants paid their share of tax during 2018 financial year, ATO reveals
Except there were still some repeat offenders that continued to pay nothing.
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