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Google Chrome is lightning-fast, holds over 3% of the browser market, and will soon become an operating system.

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On Tuesday we brought you news of IE6 No More, the movement to accelerate the death of Internet Explorer 6.

As we reported yesterday, Firefox was on track to pass one billion downloads at some point on Friday.

Some of us in the web community really wish Internet Explorer would die.

It makes web designers’ lives a pain, and it makes users’ computers less secure. So you might be glad to know that Internet Explorer is dying: really, really, really slowly.