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The browser ballot was conceived by Microsoft and the European Commission, with input from the other browser makers, Opera, Mozilla, and Google (I’m not sure if Apple participated in any meaningful way). On a related note, Opera is already claiming an increase in downloads.
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A few browser vendors are – once again – unsatisfied with the ballot’s design.
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Anyway, to get to the point: we have more complaints. It turns out this was the much-talked about browser ballot – after installing, though, I couldn’t find the darn thing (probably because I uninstalled IE long ago).
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Just this morning, as I turned on my bedroom Windows 7 PC, I was greeted by the familiar “You’ve got updates!” notification.
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