[Wsuug] Browser Market Share

[Joshua McDonald]

"Anyways... I was reading an article the other day say that Chrome  
users were going back to their old browsers after trying it out."

The problem with those types are articles is that they usually come  
from tech sites. (i don't know which article you speak of, so im  
generalizing)

Then they ask tech people... and the results are useless... I would  
bet that most of the users are going to firefox... for the  
extendability...  I've yet to see any real "global" surveys that try  
to reach the average Joe.



Joshua McDonald
Grow Interactive
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On Oct 1, 2008, at 10:55 AM, Andrew Jaswa wrote:

> PC? Doesn't that stand for Personal Computer? Aren't OSX based
> computers used for personal use? Oh yea they are...
>
> </jackassery>
>
> Anyways... I was reading an article the other day say that Chrome
> users were going back to their old browsers after trying it out.
>
> On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 7:56 AM, Ryan Brunsvold
> <ryan.brunsvold at forrent.com> wrote:
>> Chrome? Let's see...hmmm...oh yeah, that's the new browser only for  
>> PC,
>> right? I knew I had heard that name somewhere.
>>
>> </sarcasm>
>>
>> Seriously though, that is incredible for any 30 day-old browser.  
>> Just goes
>> to show how complete Google's sphere of influence really is.
>>
>>
>> On 10/1/08 9:38 AM, "Jon Zuck" <jz at frimmin.com> wrote:
>>
>> Chrome is at nearly 1% after just one month of availability.
>> It looks like it has taken away from IE's share more than FF's.
>>
>> Ryan Brunsvold
>> UI Developer
>> For Rent Media Solutions
>> 757.351.7883
>> ryan.brunsvold at forrent.com
>>
>>
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