What is the most common browser? What is the most common OS? W3Schools' month-by-month statistics and trends.

This article discusses the results of the First Quarter 2005 Browser Market Share Study by Janco Associates. Firefox's market share is on the rise - at what cost to Netscape, IE, and the rest?

This article describes how to install and use Compatibility mode with Internet Explorer 5 or 5.5. You can use Compatibility mode to run an Internet Explorer 4-compatible browser side-by-side with Internet Explorer 5 or 5.5.

This article demonstrates how to use web browser information to tighten and improve your code base. Topics covered: web logs, browsers to consider, code tricks, DocType, browser detection, and just HTML.

This workshop covers common browser compatibility problems and describes how to solve them. Included are several lessons covering both basic and advanced topics, along with source code you can cut and paste right into your web site.

Articles related to browser issues: Mozilla Firefox, Toward a more standards compliant Internet Explorer, Preparing for standard-compliant browsers, Why Gecko Doesn't Matter Yet, For and Against Microsoft, and more.

Articles related to web browsers: Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator and the other browsers.

This page covers browsers that run on Microsoft Windows. Criteria: java, frames, tables, plug-ins, font size, font color, JavaScript, stylesheets, gif89, DHTML, I-Frames, Table color, and XML. It provides links to charts devoted to Macintosh, Unix/Linux, and other operating systems.

This web site section presents remarks about browsers and incompatibilities. It covers browser history from 1991 to the present day and describes how to run several versions of Explorer on one computer. It discusses current, rare, and very rare browsers issues.

This article features a cross-browser way to dynamically switch between the style sheets.