Wednesday, September 24, 2008

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Google Chrome users turn to IE and Firefox

According to a study of the company Net Applications, the Google Chrome browser users are turning to using their old browsers, ie, Microsoft Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox.
On September 2, just two hours after its launch, Chrome already reached 0.5% of use in the world market (which is undoubtedly very considerable). Chrome reached shortly after a usage charge of 1.4%. But three weeks after the strong pull of Chrome is gone, and users are returning to their old browsers.
Internet Explorer ended the week's release of Chrome with a share of 71%, while currently already has a 72.15%. This shows that virtually all Chrome users have Microsoft Internet Explorer again.
For its part, Mozilla Firefox has a 20% share of use and Safari with 6.37%, according to the study of the company.
Maybe we should wait for Google Chrome state abandon its "beta" to admire his capabilities and skills

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