In terms of growth, Chrome has grown from 4 percent in September to its current figure, while IE fell from 58 percent to 55 percent and FF fell from 31 and fractions to 31.
Safari continues to grow as well (slowly), at the expense of Opera and IE.
fastest browser availible..no doubt about it!
I love Chrome but I also love Firefox for it's add-on capabilities.
I use Chrome (dev build) as my main browser and Firefox 3.6 for web development. I take advantage of SpeedTracer (Chrome add-on) but I also use about five different add-ons in Firefox for web development purposes.
I also use IE8 (shocking!) but only to make sure that the site I'm developing isn't broken by Microsoft's browser since it currently used by 22.52% of web surfers.
Basically it comes down to this:
Am I developing something that will be seen on the web? If so, I mainly use Firefox and IE8.
Any time that I'm on the web but not doing web development I use Chrome.
EDIT: Added the source of the "IE8 has usage 22.52%" information.
I know chrome is somewhat faster compared to firefox, but still i use firefox on a regular base.
I use chrome to check out different themes and addons and thats it, period
I think i am a fanboy of firefox.
lv u firefox.. :D
Originally posted by platdream:lol well as long as your not a fanboy that says all other browsers suck thats cool.i dont generally use add-ons so using firefox seems obsolete for me..and IE8 is just..yikes!
I know chrome is somewhat faster compared to firefox, but still i use firefox on a regular base.
I use chrome to check out different themes and addons and thats it, period
I think i am a fanboy of firefox.
lv u firefox.. :D
Fast ain't everything. If it doesn't block ads I'm not interested.
Originally posted by avoidz:Chrome does have a AdBlock extension. Check it out here. It's probably not as good as ABP but it's still a step in the right direction.
Fast ain't everything. If it doesn't block ads I'm not interested.
Quote:Thanks. I might take another look when the extension is more developed.Originally posted by avoidz:Chrome does have a AdBlock extension. Check it out here. It's probably not as good as ABP but it's still a step in the right direction.
Fast ain't everything. If it doesn't block ads I'm not interested.