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Netscape claims 67 per cent of browsers

Lisa M Bowman ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 27 Nov 1997 14:33 GMT

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The company also said studies by Web auditing firm Media Metrix show that people use Netscape's browser longer and more often than competing browsers such as Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer.

Netscape - engaged in a war with Microsoft over dominance in the browser market - began shipping Communicator in June, but is now concentrating on selling software aimed at corporate networks and "extranets."

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