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RawAlex · 09-02-2008

here are some interesting numbers:

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

IE is already apparently down near about 52%. Chrome is going to take market from both of the big players, so even if they end up with 20% of the browser market (and I suspect more) they will push IE well under 50%, probably as low as 40% of the market.

I think we can look forward to IE8 being a "non-event" browser.

Gonzo, I think you are correct too: the time for the scammers, jammers, and malware pushers may be coming to an end. Firefox is already MUCH better than IE, and Chrome looks to really block things out well, making it pretty hard to use the browser as an attack weapon.

09-02-2008	#3
RawAlex Members $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 4,036	Re: Google's "chrome" browser vs. Microsoft here are some interesting numbers: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp IE is already apparently down near about 52%. Chrome is going to take market from both of the big players, so even if they end up with 20% of the browser market (and I suspect more) they will push IE well under 50%, probably as low as 40% of the market. I think we can look forward to IE8 being a "non-event" browser. Gonzo, I think you are correct too: the time for the scammers, jammers, and malware pushers may be coming to an end. Firefox is already MUCH better than IE, and Chrome looks to really block things out well, making it pretty hard to use the browser as an attack weapon. __________________ Let's go to the edge of disaster Push the pedal and go a little faster Let's slam into a wall at ramming speed Let's go to the edge of a mountain Jump off and lets start countin' Hit the ground and tell me if it bleeds