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Chrome Starting to Lose Steam

Started by Duncan Riley · 9 months ago

While Google’s Android-powered G1 phone is getting all the hype today, the company’s last launch is losing some of its shine. The number of users of Google’s Chrome browser has taken a hit, dropping down to only 0.77 percent of the browser market at the end o ... Continue reading »

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  • rrr

    9 months ago

    I love it, but it's too buggy right now. Have to switch back to firefox after 30 mins
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  • Anonymous

    9 months ago

    Safari's market share on Windows is just too small to measure any change from Chrome's launch. It's been hovering at less than 1/3rd of one percent since its launch on Windows. With such low numbers, just about any calculation of change would probably fall within the margin of error.
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  • Shriram R

    9 months ago

    The data, from Net Applications, indicates users are "reverting back" to Internet Explorer and Firefox;
    Grammar correction - Shouldnt that be just "revert".
    I did not like chrome at the outset, some inertia owing to FF, methinks.
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  • Website Monitoring

    5 months ago

    I choose "It'll stick around and carve out its share of the market." Clever guys at Google know how to promote their products. If Dell or HP installs a copy of Chrome on every new PC, this browser will get some share of the market.
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  • Vario

    4 months ago

    when google strat this project some say this the most lite browser but it's all depend to popularity building and need time.
    most people use Firefox because they love it , they use IE because it is included on windows. so google need hard work to attract people ithink
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  • Simple diet tips

    4 months ago

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  • Locjan

    4 months ago

    google just started war between web browser instead google was friend to mozilla
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  • London Sightseeing Tours

    3 months ago

    Google Chrome hasnt really taken off as I thought it would... its going to be interesting to see where this goes along with Google Checkout I think.
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  • club penguin

    4 weeks ago

    Well...With such low numbers, just about any calculation of change would probably fall within the margin of error. Safari's market share on Windows is just too small to measure any change from Chrome's launch. It's been hovering at less than 1/3rd of one percent since its launch on Windows.
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