A Novel Way for Area Computation of Browser Sharing Phenomena through Implementation of Simpson's 1/3 Method

An Internet browser is a rapidly developing technology, which has carried substantial changes and opportunities to numerous zone. Modern web browsers afford various supportive features and mostly utilize for revealing and accessing websites on the Internet. Shukla and Singhai (2011) need special mention as they have developed a browser sharing phenomenon. Mainly, when two browsers installed in a computer system, also produces a mathematical relationship between browser sharing and browser failure probability. However, These expressions comprises of probability based quadric form having definite bounded area and contain a several information about browsing sharing prospect where estimation is a necessity , but direct integration method is delinquent for estimation purpose. Moreover, Present study is an attempt to afford an overview on a procedure of estimation for bounded area lying under the curve with the help of Simpson’s 1/3 rule. This will offer favorable circumstances for estimation procedure and display direct relationship between browser share and browser failure probability.