In another sign of the changes in Microsoft’s fortunes, the popular Internet Explorer browser, once boasting 95-percent market share, is now below 60-percent and falling quickly. NetMarketShare:

Microsoft’s browser dropped to 59.95 percent of web use in April after Google Chrome leapt half a point ahead to 6.73 percent in the same timeframe. Firefox and Safari also ate into Internet Explorer’s share with small gains that put them at 24.59 percent and 4.72 percent each.

Change is good. Good change is better.