Although chrome has many shortcomings, it has found success in securing a bigger market share. The complete details about it is given below.
After having a look at last month's user statistics, I realized that many of Chrome users have shifted back to their earlier browsers(mostly Firefox) after experimenting with the browser created by Google.
And there are reasons for this 'Back to Basics' reaction of the majority. There are numerous gray areas where Chrome isn't that cool and Google has plenty of homework to do before releasing the next version of Chrome(biggest lacking being NO Add-ons).
But Chrome has still found success in securing a bigger market share (more than 2%) within a couple of months than many years older Opera and giving stiff competition to Apple's Safari(although Chrome is still to release a Mac version).
Although chrome has many shortcomings, it has found success in securing a bigger market share. The complete details about it is given below.
After having a look at last month's user statistics, I realized that many of Chrome users have shifted back to their earlier browsers(mostly Firefox) after experimenting with the browser created by Google.
And there are reasons for this 'Back to Basics' reaction of the majority. There are numerous gray areas where Chrome isn't that cool and Google has plenty of homework to do before releasing the next version of Chrome(biggest lacking being NO Add-ons).
But Chrome has still found success in securing a bigger market share (more than 2%) within a couple of months than many years older Opera and giving stiff competition to Apple's Safari(although Chrome is still to release a Mac version).