By bloid
via sitepoint.com
Published: Sep 08 2008 / 17:40
Last week, Google declared its bold entry into the web browser market with the fully open source Chrome project (our coverage). It has been generally assumed that Google’s browser is a shot across Microsoft’s bow — either aiming at Internet Explorer or at Windows. But early evidence suggests that out of the gate, it is hurting Firefox more than anyone else.
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Comments
joecoder replied ago:
From the article, "It’s impossible to draw any real conclusions from these numbers, as there’s just not enough data yet to do so." That's the truth. It's unfortunate the title of the article wasn't so honest.
paulkoan replied ago:
Yeah, this type of news is expected but still disappointing.
On windows, ie is pre-installed. So those Windows users using ff have already demonstrated a willingness to try something different, so we should expect them to try the next thing too. This is not "hurting" anything.
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