Then { -brand-name-microsoft } began shipping { -brand-name-ie } with their { -brand-name-windows } operating system. Within 4 years, it had 75% of the market and by 1999 it had 99% of the market. The company faced antitrust litigation over the move, and { -brand-name-netscape } decided to open source its codebase and created the not-for-profit <a href="{ $mozilla }">{ -brand-name-mozilla }</a>, which went on to create and release { -brand-name-firefox } in 2002. Realizing that having a browser monopoly wasn’t in the best interests of users and the open web, { -brand-name-firefox } was created to provide choice for web users. By 2010, { -brand-name-mozilla } { -brand-name-firefox } and others had <a href="{ $marketshare }">reduced { -brand-name-ie }’s market share to 50%</a>.

Upéicharamo { -brand-name-microsoft } oñepyrũ omoasãi { -brand-name-ie } ijapopyvusu { -brand-name-windows } ndive. 4 arýpe, orekómo 75% poruhárape ha 1999 jave ohupytýma 99%. Ko mba’apohaguasu apañuái juicio antimonopolio mba’éicha omoasãi rehe, ha { -brand-name-netscape } ombojuruja teñoiha ayvu ha omoheñói tendaguasu viru’ỹgua <a href="{ $mozilla }">{ -brand-name-mozilla }</a>, ha kóva omoheñói ha omoasãi { -brand-name-firefox } ary 2002 jave. Ohechakuaa rire kundahára ojapyhypáva naiporãiha poruharakuérape g̃uarã ha ñanduti ijurujáva, { -brand-name-firefox } omoheñói ome’ẽ hag̃ua poruhárape ñanduti jeporavokuáva. 2010 jave, { -brand-name-mozilla } { -brand-name-firefox } ha ambue <a href="{ $marketshare }">omomichĩ { -brand-name-ie } jeporu 50%</ a>.