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Google Wants Chrome To Go Bigtime Next Year
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Google Chrome
Google chrome is very fascinating browser . But I wonder about Opera . Opera is such a great browser that actually not getting an opening that it deserves . I think they should go for and advertising campaign .
More on Chrome Market Share
Chrome market share and benchmark against other big browsers -
http://www.semwisdom.com/blog/google-chrome-browser
With good marketing strategy
With good marketing strategy (that G usually has) Chrome could actually steal some percentage of users away from IE. FF users will probably stick to FF as previously mentioned, the plugins are must have for most web developers (who generally use FF).
I'm always curious to see in
I'm always curious to see in which direction Google goes next. They've got a lot of power and it would be wise on their part to branch into other avenues.
Chrome not a safe bet
Yah
The typical corporate problem.
It is not a bad browser, but lacking the community of external developers and extensions made by them gives it the place of "some exotic, nice to try but never really use". Guess what "We don't have a policy to receive free help and ideas. Nobody could be smarter than us".
Sad to say but G matures and starts acting like a dinosaur.
google chrome
before that I never application google chrome yet, but I'm not sure about security good working.
Here's a novel idea.
Here's a novel idea. Open it up to add-ons. While I thought Chrome was okay, I can't live without certain Firefox extensions.
Chrome
I hesitate to use even upgraded versions of Chrome, since my last experience using it (first version) left my computer compromised; have they fixed the security issues beyond all doubt?
Google Chrome in shipped PC's?
It will be interesting to see if Google ties into PC's like Microsoft has. Marketshare could be picked up very quickly this way.
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