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Old 09-24-2008, 12:44 PM
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Google Chrome losing user base

According to statistics gathered by Net Applications, the market share of Google’s Chrome seems to be diminishing. Within an hour of its release on Sept 2, 2008, Chrome had captured about 1% of the browser market. This share is apparently declining steadily. According to reports, users who had switched to Chrome from Mozilla’s Firefox and Microsoft’s Internet Explorer are going back to those.

Oh well, I gave it my best shot but after using Chrome almost exclusively for 3 weeks (there were some times when I was forced to use Firefox or IE ), I'm now one of the users that is reverting to Firefox.

Google did make updates to Chrome, during the past couple of weeks, that helped the media capabilities a little but there were still issues with many websites. Only advantage that Chrome had was speed. Bookmarking capabilities sucked.

So Long Google Chrome, We Hardly Knew You

Hope you do a better job with the Google Phone. Not looking too good so far..
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