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Since its original release in 2003, Firefox has had a continued increase in the market share of web browsers.  Exact numbers are difficult to determine, but as of February 2009, in North America Firefox had a 22% share<ref>[http://marketshare.hitslink.com/report.aspx?qprid=0 Browser Market Share]</ref>, and as of November 2008, 31% in Europe<ref>[http://www.atinternet-institute.com/en-us/browsers-barometer/browsers-barometer-november-2008/index-1-2-3-153.html Google Chrome not top in Europe]</ref>.   

Since its original release in 2003, Firefox has had a continued increase in the market share of web browsers.  Exact numbers are difficult to determine, but as of February 2009, in North America Firefox had a 22% share<ref>[http://marketshare.hitslink.com/report.aspx?qprid=0 Browser Market Share]</ref>, and as of November 2008, 31% in Europe<ref>[http://www.atinternet-institute.com/en-us/browsers-barometer/browsers-barometer-november-2008/index-1-2-3-153.html Google Chrome not top in Europe]</ref>.   

The browser is officially supported in 50 languages<ref>[http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html Firefox International Versions]</ref>, and is available for the different versions of Microsoft [[Windows]], [[Apple Inc.|Apple]] Mac [[OS X]], and [[Linux]] operating systems.  Unofficial builds are available for Sun Microsystems Solaris, BSD and other operating systems.

The browser is officially supported in 53 languages<ref>[http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html Firefox International Versions]</ref>, and is available for the different versions of Microsoft [[Windows]], [[Apple Inc.|Apple]] Mac [[OS X]], and [[Linux]] operating systems.  Unofficial builds are available for Sun Microsystems Solaris, BSD and other operating systems.

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