- Firefox - 38.7%
- Chrome (Google) - 32.3%
- Internet Explorer (IE) - 21.7%
As a lover of Chrome, I find this to be a good thing. To me, it is more stable, visually more pleasing and easier to use. I like the clean set up and screen shots of favorite sites. If you haven't tried it, check it out. If you are interested, click here for more info.
UPDATE - Ok- I hate to post this, but Stephen Judd showed me statistics that refute the findings (or rather give a broader view). The link I had is from w3schools and they reflect those who go to their site ( a point not mentioned in the book, but I should have looked closer). According to our website, these are the current statistics for our website:
So, I stand corrected, BUT the important thing to note is that just like Firefox before it, Chrome is growing and I look forward to seeing more people find out why I like it so much better than other browsers.
UPDATE - Ok- I hate to post this, but Stephen Judd showed me statistics that refute the findings (or rather give a broader view). The link I had is from w3schools and they reflect those who go to their site ( a point not mentioned in the book, but I should have looked closer). According to our website, these are the current statistics for our website:
So, I stand corrected, BUT the important thing to note is that just like Firefox before it, Chrome is growing and I look forward to seeing more people find out why I like it so much better than other browsers.
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