text: Firefox still has a very small market share overall.  The reason why you see so many recommendations here for Firefox is that many of the people who would be attracted to Firefoxes' features are the same type of people that would answer questions on computer subjects.\n\nEdit:  Microsoft has put tabbing in as a feature of IE7.\n\nEdit 2: To the original poster, that people are lazy is a suprise to you?  Of course thats why most people use IE.  There is also the fact that 80% of the people that own a computer are not capable of downloading and installing a new browser, nor do they care to.  \n\nFirefox remains a niche market, one that will not take over for IE. Until Linux comes out with a package that my mother can understand, it won't take over the home desktop.  It doesn't matter what is better, look at the Mac, the Betamax, and all the other "better" products out there that lost to an inferior product.\n\nI thought this was a question, not a debate.  If you wanted to post a question "What is the better browser?" go ahead, but you asked if there were more Firefox users than IE, and the answer is no, and will remain no for the forseeable future.