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| 02 Nov 2010 | #1 |
| | Shocker: Browser Ballot Screen Made Little to No Difference Quote:  When it comes to market share statistics, it looks like everyone’s beloved (or hated) Browser Ballot screen had no drastic effect after all. While comparing Europe/North America and worldwide market share numbers, Neowin has come up with a conclusion that there is only as little as 1% difference between global and Europe figures. So here you have it, Internet Explorer “dominance” continues. I actually disagree with his statement. Looking at the figures, Chrome has gained the most from this. |
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| 02 Nov 2010 | #2 |
| | I agree, but to be honest. I think Chromes time will come and go just like Fire Fox. I dont know if it will ever take over #1. Especially if google keeps up their malicous ways. Its also kinda of interesting that in North America, the difference in change for IE and chrome seems to be considerably less then world wide. |
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